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by hugs 2y ago
cool story, but severance is a really good show, though.
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by hugs 2y ago
> fake mouse That's what I'm doing with my new project, Valet. It's a Raspberry Pi configured to be a fake mouse, keyboard, and an Android (touch stylus). Works well on iOS and Android.
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by hugs 2y ago
i created a tool to get around this. (called "valet vision".) of course, it involves using a raspberry pi and a camera pointed at the phone's screen. as they say, life (and automation engineers) finds a way...
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by hugs 2y ago
> "Appium takes more time to set up and comes with its own set of issues. Hi, Appium project creator here. I'm working on something new (complementary to Appium) to address Appium set-up and other issues. If you ever wanted to
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by hugs 2y ago
so am i! (it's been a crazy month, but that's not very obvious from the outside.)
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by hugs 2y ago
What was the most garbage thing in your opinion re: Appium documentation?
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by hugs 2y ago
Appium and Selenium project creator here. Just saying hi.
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by hugs 2y ago
Any former Googlers here from long ago also mildly surprised this wasn't an announcement from google? Circa the "glory days" in 2007, "Google Moonbase" was the (90%? jokingly) go-to answer internally for the next cr
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by hugs 2y ago
congrats on the launch! (selenium project creator here.) when/if you want to automate mobile devices (ios/android), let's chat!
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Nim Version 2.2.2 Released(nim-lang.org)
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by hugs 2y ago
Same! Quick, go find some Nim language related news and submit it!
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by hugs 2y ago
Saving a few clicks, this is about the math game called Nim, not the programming language called Nim. (Also, today I learned there's a math game called Nim.)
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by hugs 2y ago
Speaking of teenage kids, these could also be useful in places where computers/phones are not allowed (like backpacking/camping trips or in school). Most likely, they'd rather play card games, but this might provide a nice al
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by hugs 2y ago
Thanks for the reply. From a zeitgeist point of view, though, the events of 9/11 seemed to wipe the map of everything else, including Matrix like tech fears. By 2002, tech was in a dotcom winter and the zeitgeist was all about the &quo
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by hugs 2y ago
I'm confused by this essay. I'm a few years older than the author so I theoretically have a similar lived experience. I need to point out that the movie came out in 1999, near the peak of the dotcom bubble. At the time, "ever
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by hugs 2y ago
First confirmation I've found so far on this exact question: "XB-1 is supersonic! (No boom audible here, as expected)" - Jon Ostrower https://bsky.app/profile/jonostrower.com/post/3lgsvea6zbs2x
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by hugs 2y ago
Right, and making an improvement is a big part of Boom's marketing. (It's in their name?!) I'm surprised I didn't hear them make any comments about it in the video during the flight as they crossed the sound barrier each
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by hugs 2y ago
I haven't seen anyone directly address it in the comments here (or in the video): was an audible sonic boom noticeable on the ground during today's test flight?
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by hugs 2y ago
I wear a Garmin watch every day. It's great. But... I don't love the high price and the fact that the battery isn't easily replaceable. (Feels like Garmin would rather you buy a new watch instead.) There's a huge lane fo
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by hugs 2y ago
I would love to help with making the robots to test this stuff. I often joke that one would think that testing buttons would be a solved problem by now, but then we keep inventing new buttons. I'm looking forward to seeing all the new
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by hugs 2y ago
software testing. it's always software testing.
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by hugs 2y ago
I live in Chicago. I grew up in Southern California (Ventura County). Huge wildfire in fall of '93 started in my neighborhood. Then a few months later in '94, got to "ride" the Northridge earthquake. I would love to move
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by hugs 2y ago
Toggle the "Desktop site" setting in your mobile browser. (Worked in Chrome on Android.)
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by hugs 2y ago
Happy 0x37 SE! Hex 37 (int 55) years Since Epoch (Jan 1 1970)
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by hugs 2y ago
Selenium project founder here. (Hi!) Thanks for all your work on this project. Lots of negativity around here these days, but just wanted to say thanks. The functional style of Helium's API reminds me a lot of Selenium's original
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by hugs 2y ago
Agreed. However, it's also the baseline expectation for anything from Wolfram, though. Hyperbole is the brand.
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by hugs 2y ago
I think this is a good application for the Lightning Network, specifically if people use a Lightning Address where the address uses the same domain as the URL of the webpage. There are a lot of people in Lightning world who also hate scams
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by hugs 2y ago
They possibly could/should add the qualifier of obnoxious ads. Many mobile ads are extremely obnoxious. Especially the ones that hide the "X" or place several "X"s in the interface so it's hard to tell where
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by hugs 2y ago
Yeah, self-hosting the whole stack can be a lot (like Mastodon). I only signed up via the Primal mobile app and left it at that. Private key stays local.
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by hugs 2y ago
"something where my identity comes from a private key that I could take elsewhere" is a literal technical description of how Nostr works. Relays/servers are basically dumb pipes. You own your data and can repost to different

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