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by halapro 7mo ago
I'm the guy who installs OS betas on their main/only devices (going back to Windows Vista beta) and I don’t think I'll be installing this OS anytime soon. I'm more hoping that they get their act together by September 202
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by halapro 7mo ago
I think you're in the wrong ecosystem if you don't like animations. Over the top animations have been at the core of Apple, I still remember the "drop in the water" animation of OS X Tiger's Dashboard. 20 years ago.
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by halapro 7mo ago
I get it, I don’t think a timer really adds that much cost and complexity. "If he wanted to, he would" scenario.
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by halapro 7mo ago
You're just saying that the user needs to be aware that you cannot forget or delete a password, which applies just the same way to passkeys. Passkeys are effectively just long passwords you cannot see. The mechanism is just gravy.
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by halapro 7mo ago
If the user deletes passwords they're shown the same exact message. The only saving grace for passwords is that you can remember them, but are you also suggesting to not use generated passwords?
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by halapro 7mo ago
A registrar using Google's signal to deactivate your service isn't Google's fault. Safe Browsing itself has an appeal process so I think legally they're covered. Users and governments surely appreciate someone filtering
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by halapro 7mo ago
I was hoping it would look cool but they just look lifelelessly damaged. Meh.
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by halapro 7mo ago
> It really isn't that difficult. Surely the entirety of the law is encapsulated in your comment. Certainly you won't get in trouble for carrying something as innocuous as an empty vape cartridge. You won't get fined for c
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by halapro 7mo ago
Don't people feel anxious all the time? I do when I visit certain places like Singapore, where any misstep feels illegal.
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by halapro 7mo ago
And potentially some comfy couch
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by halapro 8mo ago
Passive listening only goes so far. My mandarin hasn't improved much by all the Chinese rap I played on repeat. On the other hand, singing and recording my own voice did wonders.
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by halapro 8mo ago
This sounds like a Hot Fuzz scene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cun-LZvOTdw
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by halapro 8mo ago
The Filipino Facebook world is absolutely atrocious. You can't go 5 minutes in a public place without hearing a barrage of asinine sound effects and enhanced laughter emanating from these loud phones.
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by halapro 8mo ago
You can use fsevents to see which apps write where and firewalls will tell you which app is connecting to the internet.
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by halapro 8mo ago
Again you didn't say why. Same thing goes for Amazon Go, I don't care how it works as long as it works.
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by halapro 8mo ago
I'm a bit confused about what's happening. Why does it matter if it's remote controlled? It can be possessed by spirits for all I care, as long as I get to the destination. The only interested parties are the investors, not t
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by halapro 8mo ago
Absolute laziness by everyone involved. If you use modals, you're a bad designer.
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by halapro 8mo ago
Curated App Store, they said. Might have been true in 2010
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by halapro 8mo ago
Then in a few years pull a 1Password in the name of features :sparks-emoji:
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by halapro 8mo ago
I know the video, again it doesn't matter. I speed type on my phone exactly the same way I used to. I understand how autocorrect works and that it retroactively fixes multiple words later on. I typed this whole comment on my iPhone and
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by halapro 8mo ago
I don’t think the keyboard is any more broken than it has ever been. It works pretty well for me aside from its awful, awful repeated "corrections" it applies, I delete and it reapplies. This is not new at all. There are a lot of
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by halapro 8mo ago
Not great behavior I agree, but what else is there to say other than "it does not match the spec at point 1.2.3"?
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by halapro 8mo ago
In my area lots of smaller accommodations don't show up on Google Maps already because they're not sold via OTA and Google can't earn their share. 1. Open Google Maps 2. Search "hotel" 3. Pick the first one 4. See &
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by halapro 8mo ago
I never found it useful for code. It produced garbage littered with gigantic comments. Me: Remove comments Literally Gemini: // Comments were removed
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by halapro 8mo ago
I travel a lot and it's extremely time consuming. I don't even do much research beforehand anymore. I really wish I got a notification like "I know you're heading that way, how about this waterfall? It only adds 15 minut
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by halapro 8mo ago
You're here, right? How much of your life is already stored on digital devices one warrant away from the state? I read your comment as someone from the 80s complaining about digitalization and it all applied. And yet here we are, my WH
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by halapro 8mo ago
> I have been burned so many times that we literally still compare routes from different providers for a new trip. I heard this often but what has been the issue in practice? The worst that happened to me is Google Maps suggesting I cros
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by halapro 8mo ago
This is why Apple (and Google) is in a privileged position to tackle this issue at the OS level. If you currently trust your OS, then having a local agent use your apps wouldn't be terribly different (prompt injection risk aside)
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by halapro 8mo ago
How do you find those 5 locations? You open Google Maps and search for them. Too bad the app already selects 4 places to show you and hide the 5th. So often I look for a business but Google Maps won't show it because it has no review
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by halapro 8mo ago
> It's not core to their business You're not thinking ahead. AI isn't just chat bots and image editing. I want to tell my phone: I'm road tripping to XYZ tomorrow, 10 am to 5 pm. and have my phone become a g

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