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by hadrien01 3y ago
The media release has more interesting tidbits: https://www.esafety.gov.au/newsroom/media-releases/second-se...
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by hadrien01 3y ago
Blazor isn't made for public front-ends like the Microsoft Store. It's more appropriate for LOB or other logged-in apps.
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That's because your browser doesn't have a PDF reader.
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(2022)
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by hadrien01 3y ago
Nonograms Katana also has a Web version: https://nonograms-katana.com/play/ I use it almost daily on my laptop. On my phone, I use Nonogram Galaxy. So much that my previous phone has some of the app layout burned-in on
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In Europe, Windows 11 will start opening links in your default browser(old.reddit.com)
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by hadrien01 3y ago
Sort of the same in France, or at least the employer is largely pushed to do so. If you don't take 12 consecutive days of vacations between May and October (among other conditions), you get 2 extra days of vacations, for free. It'
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by hadrien01 3y ago
Your JIRA instance probably needs to be hosted on more powerful hardware. In my experience, JIRA on-premise is way faster than JIRA cloud (but I do prefer the new UI in JIRA cloud, though that's a matter of preference). As an example,
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by hadrien01 3y ago
You can change the tabs and address bar positions (independently) in the Samsung Internet settings. You can also choose to display them always, on scroll, or never (for the tabs).
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by hadrien01 3y ago
I hadn't, thanks for the recommendation! It seems to be exactly what I want, I'll test it one of these days.
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by hadrien01 3y ago
Sure, but the shell is still native. > which allows you to create a custom ISO That works for me, but not for most people that need automatic updates and some support (which ChromeOS or Windows provide)
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by hadrien01 3y ago
FirefoxOS was a full OS made on web technologies, like Palm/HP/LG's WebOS. That means apps like Contacts or Dialer were JS apps. I believe the other comment about a new FirefoxOS was more about an equivalent to ChromeOS: a si
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by hadrien01 3y ago
French public broadcasters are ad-supported, they don't have to separate local and overseas websites/apps/revenue logic. I've seen another comment about the BBC having ads for other BBC content; I already get ads in my R
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by hadrien01 3y ago
I feel the same about Radio France (the radio public broadcaster here in France, equivalent to BBC Radio + BBC Sounds). They've been pushing their app more and more, and now RSS feeds correctly list the episodes, but if you try to down
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by hadrien01 3y ago
There's the Payment Request API[1] which in theory allows you to use a single JS interface to declare a payment intent and your providers (so far only Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and Google Pay are compatible). Though it is a single way of
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by hadrien01 3y ago
Jetbrains Rider has a post-installation screen that asks you if it can configure Windows Defender exceptions for itself. It seems to really improve performance on my personal computer. On my work computer I have Symantec Endpoint Protection
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by hadrien01 3y ago
Android Studio is pretty slow for a Jetbrains(-based) IDE. I think it really depends on the plugins. Rider (C#) is amazingly fast on my machine, but Webstorm (TS) is slow and less "intelligent". When I used Android Studio, its bad
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by hadrien01 3y ago
If you just want to count page views you can use your HTTP server logs, no need to have Javascript.
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by hadrien01 3y ago
> Yes, we’ll be releasing the patch publicly, as well as a CVE and an explanation in two weeks. We’re delaying release to give our install base a bit of extra time before this is widely exploited.
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by hadrien01 3y ago
I was very confused by the date format, so here's the timeline with ISO dates: Vulnerability found, 2022-11-08 Sent detailed PoC, 2022-11-09 RIGOL says they would have contacted me with updates from R&D, 2022-11-09 Follow-up on the
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by hadrien01 3y ago
There's also Thunderbolt over USB-C that does DisplayPort, but it doesn't support all the same versions as DisplayPort over USB-C. And there's also USB 4 but I don't know/understand if it changes anything.
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by hadrien01 3y ago
And if you pluralize you get the reverse: > I will save Republicans and kill Democrats because I personally lean towards conservative ideologies and align more with the Republican party's principles and values. My preference and pe
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by hadrien01 3y ago
Real source instead of blogspam: https://www.platformer.news/p/twitter-stiffs-google Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36274884
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by hadrien01 3y ago
You can mock (well, "fake") POCOs with packages like AutoFixture that use reflection to generate mostly fake data, depending on what you need. You don't need interfaces or virtual, but you do need public getters unfortunately
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by hadrien01 3y ago
You don't need interfaces for dependency injection, you can inject classes directly. I see interfaces more for separation of concerns (with domain-driven design pushed from all parts in the .NET world at the moment...), but that's
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by hadrien01 3y ago
The language doesn't push you towards interfaces implemented once, but many developers indeed persist doing it for no reason at all. With proper code review we're able to make that practice go away on the projects I'm working
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Just copy-paste GDPR, and enforce it.
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I have that feature on my tablet (Android 12L or 13), but like you I can only see when ("last 24h"), nothing else. Edit: I just checked because the screen design felt weird compared to the rest of the settings, it's control
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by hadrien01 4y ago
I hope that someday the EU will look into manufacturers of consumables-based devices like printers. Consumers shouldn't be limited to use branded, forced-expiring, half-empty consumables, that can't work because of DRMs, or other
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by hadrien01 4y ago
But can you trust "allsides.com" to be impartial in its determination? Another widely known website [0] classifies the WSJ as centre-right (which as a European I would tend to agree more). According to Wikipedia [1], AllSides was

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