jannes

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by jannes 6y ago
It has crossed my mind during my last GPU purchase
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by jannes 6y ago
That's exactly how Excel does it. Personally, I don't like it. I prefer English function names. However, the most annoying thing about Excel localisation is that the behaviour of CSV import/export changes depending on the OS
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by jannes 6y ago
Apple built Core Data on top of sqlite. There are probably a lot more Apple apps using it than just Safari and Notes. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coredata/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by jannes 6y ago
ARM is wholly owned by an investor called SoftBank, who is desperate for cash right now, because they messed up with WeWork.
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by jannes 6y ago
True, however the joint venture was founded to “further develop” the technology. That means the ARM architecture itself seems to have originated at Acorn, without Apple.
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by jannes 6y ago
That requires that Softbank is willing to sell.
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by jannes 6y ago
Source? As far as I can see they only made a joint venture: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1990-11-28-fi-4993-s...
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by jannes 6y ago
I wouldn't interpret Sony's and Microsoft's decision for AMD graphics as anything other than Nvidia being dickheads. Keep in mind that Apple is also exclusively building Macs with AMD graphics cards. They don't even supp
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by jannes 6y ago
I remember the clean design phase. It's easy to forget, but back then medium was really impressive. Their design team posted an article about quotation marks in 2015 and I still remember it today: https://medium.design/
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by jannes 6y ago
Some password managers have a feature to automatically clear the clipboard contents 30 seconds after copying a password. But I have only seen this on Android, Windows and macOS. Not on any iOS apps, likely due to tougher restrictions on exe
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by jannes 6y ago
You bought an Android device to avoid tracking? lol As long as you're using binaries that were compiled by Google I wouldn't trust them one bit. If you use LineageOS on your TV you might be a little better off.
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by jannes 6y ago
I use youtube.com (desktop version) in Mobile Safari and get adblocking without jailbreak. I prefer the desktop website because it lets me watch the videos in better quality than the mobile website. m.youtube.com seems to limit the maximum
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by jannes 6y ago
Can confirm. The only SMS I ever receive is from bots (mostly OTP codes). I can't remember the last time I received an SMS from a human.
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by jannes 6y ago
It does. It's an implementation detail below Core Data. I'm not sure if you are allowed to send raw queries to it. I believe that app developers who want to interface directly with SQLite have to use something like FMDB. https:&#
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by jannes 6y ago
Both the ST4000DM000 and the ST4000DM004 are not marketed for NAS usage, because they are part of the Barracuda line. You should've gotten IronWolf drives.
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by jannes 6y ago
At least their entire IronWolf line (which is their NAS line) seems to be free of SMR.
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by jannes 6y ago
Do you discharge your iPhone all the way to 0%? The bottom 20% are also not so great for battery wear. Ideally you would stay between 20-80% (only charging to 100% and discharging to 0% when you really need it)
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by jannes 6y ago
The happy range for a modern battery is 20-80%. The bottom and top 20% are what's causing the wear, so merely staying between 90% and 100% won't do you any good.
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by jannes 6y ago
And now this story has been flagged on hacker news... It's already off the front page despite 103 upvotes in 1 hour
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by jannes 6y ago
This looks great!! I love the simplicity of the bar charts. I'm just wondering how the line chart is actually more accessible than an inline SVG of the same chart. You go through a lot of trouble creating lots of <div> tags, but
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by jannes 6y ago
Here is Microsoft's privacy dashboard: https://account.microsoft.com/privacy/ It lets you delete at least some of the data. Although I don't know if it includes the data from the package manager. Here you can
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by jannes 6y ago
I really like the condensed look of Iosevka on mobile devices. Like that I can see longer lines on the small screen without wrapping or scrolling.
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by jannes 6y ago
You could try the awesome SingleFile extension: https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile It might be a good compromise between PDF and plain text. It's pretty nice because it essentially serialises a snapshot
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by jannes 6y ago
Looks like Apple's implementation is a bit better then. I just tried on Windows and I definitely don't get any clickable links when printed with the OS print-to-pdf driver. (I do get them with Chrome's save-to-pdf feature whi
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by jannes 6y ago
Links are only preserved if you use Chrome's PDF export... This is not true for Firefox. (At least on Windows. I haven't tried Firefox on macOS.)
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by jannes 6y ago
Do you use a Chromium-based browser? Chrome/ium's Print-To-PDF uses quite a different (better) method for generating the PDF compared to the OS-level Print-To-PDF. The OS-level PDF converter can lose a lot of information. Especial
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by jannes 6y ago
The author seems to be a bit confused about the difference between "throwing" and "rejecting". > Promise.allSettled can never throw Of course not. And Promise.all neither. Promises don't throw, they reject. async
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by jannes 6y ago
You could give Groupy a shot... https://www.stardock.com/products/groupy/
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by jannes 6y ago
Sorry, I don't remember the link. It may have been this talk from 2013, but I haven't rewatched it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxVg_s8xAms However, if you check out the History section [0] on Wikipedia you wi
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by jannes 6y ago
The creators of JSX (Facebook employees obviously) once said in a talk that their biggest inspiration for JSX was server-side PHP code which supports being interspersed with HTML.

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