h4waii

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by h4waii 4y ago
75% of the workforce should simply resign, no better way to vote than with your feet or wallet, IMO.
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by h4waii 4y ago
The same reason there’s no Apple™ calculator app for iPad?
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by h4waii 4y ago
You never know where something will take you. I’ve had a 3d printer for the past 5 years, but connected a few dots earlier this year and have been paying all my bills with a small business built around a very niche item I design and sell.
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by h4waii 4y ago
KDE Connect should do this, and works extremely well on Android with Linux, but is also cross platform.
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by h4waii 4y ago
I hate these non-answer answers, but anyway. I would consider moving before getting a second job which saps even more of your finite time. I have never regretted moving to a completely new place, but keep in mind, "wherever you go, the
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by h4waii 4y ago
Hot take, but if people making the personal decision to abstain from drinking what is essentially poison, causes society to collapse, things are irreversibly broken, IMO.
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by h4waii 4y ago
This looks like a great option similar to LittleSnitch (or ZoneAlarm) for being able to selectively deny apps access to network, in an ad-hoc manner, on mobile devices. For what it's worth, GrapheneOS has a network-level permission whi
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by h4waii 4y ago
Because I hate shamelessly plugging my app, I'll do it for them: https://fivethreeone.app/
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by h4waii 4y ago
This isn't surprising, but it's unfortunate -- Apple still hasn't even opened up CoreNFC on the Watch. I have a custom app for my business which uses NFC, and it's a bummer that iPads, and just about no modern Android ta
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by h4waii 4y ago
I completely agree, but I think it's worth giving up that access and control in the name of stronger security on my primary device. Magisk and other tools are a prime target. A LOT of the concerns I had with losing control can be worke
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by h4waii 4y ago
I hate to come across as someone who just responds with the equivalent of "Simpsons did it", but GrapheneOS has mitigated this for quite some time. The main AOSP derivatives, including LineageOS don't address it at all.
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by h4waii 4y ago
Beeper is working on it. We'll see how it turns out. Matrix Bridges might also be a good option.
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by h4waii 4y ago
No, AOSP Messages does not support RCS. It seems Google is going to let it die to move people to Google Messages.
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by h4waii 4y ago
It was obvious this was going to happen when they refused to implement RCS. So instead of working on RCS, we got mobilecoin, stickers, gif search, and now yank out legacy SMS support so more "features" can be developed? As an ear
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by h4waii 4y ago
Maybe my app is too simple, but I have had no issues with developing for, submitting, and shipping downloads (with infrequent updates) in the Apple app store. Honestly, the major annoyance is paying $120/year while Google only charges
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by h4waii 4y ago
Another vote for using GrapheneOS, which has had the option to disable or redirect this check to their own servers.
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by h4waii 4y ago
Although it's light on details, and doesn't necessarily answer your question, FTFA: In the US, Ukama will use Citizens Broadband Radio Service (or CBRS) spectrum, part of which is allocated for companies and members of the general
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by h4waii 4y ago
Honestly, I had never even considered that and now I feel silly! We already had the scanner+printer cause my partner works remotely, and I just assumed the cost for toner and A4 was cheaper than thermal label.
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by h4waii 4y ago
I use a Dymo label printer for shipping labels, and a Brother laser printer for packing slips almost every day for my small business. Both connected to my Proxmox machine running cupsd, printing from all platforms in my household; Android,
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by h4waii 4y ago
Yep. Feeling this too, and I think most of the comments are right. Take some time off and refocus and relearn how to enjoy life without the baggage of whatever you're hanging on to right now. I'll add my personal anecdote. I recen
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by h4waii 4y ago
Hm, I wonder if there is a term for this. I too like to try and keep in a pattern, and it never works out and often feels very unnatural when speeding up or slowing down a run.
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by h4waii 4y ago
Yes. GrapheneOS on a Pixel device. https://grapheneos.org/
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by h4waii 4y ago
Yes. You really only do get one shot at this life, and you can spend a huge amount of time and mental energy planning and preparing filled with what ifs, for a future which may never arrive.
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by h4waii 4y ago
"If you can't beat 'em, join 'em and hurt 'em by beating yourself".
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by h4waii 4y ago
This option should allow you to adjust the volume on your peripheral AND your device, instead of only adjusting it on the device which may max out via software. This is something I set religiously on all the Android devices I use for audio-
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by h4waii 4y ago
I host my side project / "e-commerce" business on a tiny $3/year VPS (found using lowendbox), it only receives bytes (119 to be exact) from the mobile app each time it's used. Frontend is that handcrafted artisanal
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by h4waii 4y ago
If Apple would just not go full Apple on somethings, like allowing interop Qi standard and reverse wireless charging, you could just top it off from your iPhone (or Android or wireless charger).
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by h4waii 4y ago
Ideally, so you have a place to live, regardless of the outcomes and influences of inflation et al. Sure, buying real estate is seen as an investment, but it's also a spot to live and to keep all stuff to help or hedge your enjoyment o
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by h4waii 4y ago
I recently returned from week long road trip, and while my wife would plug in and charge her Apple Watch every single night, I kept wearing my Pebble without a thought at all -- didn't even pack a charger. Granted, it does have fewer f
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by h4waii 4y ago
How does this compare to Music Butler? It recently went to a paid model. I did find the service very useful for the 3ish years I used it, but I didn't jump to premium, and kinda stopped using it. Curiously, what makes this service diff

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