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by hpen 7y ago
This is no longer the case. At least in Tennessee.
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by hpen 7y ago
Couldn't agree more
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by hpen 7y ago
Sure, but there’s plenty of a areas of overlap. For example you could compare using a web app like Instagram on both devices
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by hpen 7y ago
Have people learned nothing from the ape using instagram video? Someone should do a test on apes to compare ease of use between iOS and PC/macOS
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by hpen 8y ago
Would those relevant points not include the quote about using imperative style? "Header line: explain the commit in one line (use the imperative)"
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by hpen 8y ago
Chrome often implements new browser features before other browsers. So, webapps are made with new features that aren't available in Safari, etc
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by hpen 8y ago
I'd consider switching, but Macs are the only machines capable of running MacOS, Windows & Linux. I can run virtually any software, compile any codebase, ship an iOS app, etc. I really wish that Apple would get their shit together.
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by hpen 8y ago
The iPhone (or the "smartphone" in general) It was both the sensor array: microphone, cameras, IMU, GPS, etc, and the paradigm change of everyone having a computer in their pocket that got me excited about software.
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by hpen 8y ago
Serious question: Do non iOS users actually add PWAs to there home screen?
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by hpen 8y ago
This is really cool! But the ad is annoying
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by hpen 8y ago
Sure, but an iPhone CPU could decode mp3 easily. If the SE/30 CPU was decoding that would be impressive
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by hpen 9y ago
I'm a fan of using a Mac and a Linux VM. I use "Spaces" to switch between macOS and Linux.
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by hpen 9y ago
"...and it accumulates more miles on average per day than other battery-powered vehicles, a new HLDI report shows." Oh, no shit. A really fun to drive car, that can do ~300 miles per charge, is driven more than the Nissan Leaf @ ~