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by jorvi 1y ago
We do know the intention though. Apple thinks a mouse with a cable looks messy and ugly, so they made the mouse charge fast and put the port on the bottom. Made it impossible to use it whilst charging but you could get 2 hours of use out of
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by jorvi 1y ago
Quick slaptogether. I'm decidedly mediocre at web so if anyone has improvements, please post them :) // ==UserScript== // @name HN OP highlight // @version 0.1 // @descript
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by jorvi 1y ago
We pay almost $10 per gallon of Euro 95.
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by jorvi 1y ago
You weren't grokking it because I was hasty (and tired) and provided the wrong link. My bad!
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by jorvi 1y ago
You don't put the temporary credentials behind FIDO because they're temporary anyway. You put FIDO on the main account that has the privilege to generate the temporary credentials. So in the off chance that you get a phishing mail
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by jorvi 1y ago
> - Existence of the ego. What if they live in a constant state of ego death, like some humans on certain drugs? > .. And they execute creatures like humans when they see a human do anything immoral You will enjoy reading: https:&#x2
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by jorvi 1y ago
You can generate temporary AWS keys for privileged users: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/id_credenti... Of course, as always, PEBKAC. You will have to strictly follow protocol, and not every
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by jorvi 1y ago
Not "everyone". The G Pro Wireless is one of the most popular mouses and polls at 1KHz, and it works just fine. Polling a keyboard beyond 1KHz is utterly useless. The only time you're gonna want more fidelity is with stuff li
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by jorvi 1y ago
Yup, the split is really Blink+WebKit. Gecko marketshare is tiny these days. What's interesting is seeing a few non-Apple WebKit browsers pop up, like Orion (Kagi) and Epiphany. Call me cynical, but I don't see Ladybird or Servo d
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by jorvi 1y ago
> The worst time line is the cheap places that used to offer free delivery growing up Its not even a vague old memory. Until COVID, free delivery with low minimal order € and regular prices were the norm, Now it's €3-5 for deliver
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by jorvi 1y ago
Sounds like you are rather unknowledgeable lol
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by jorvi 1y ago
Those riced setups look great on screenshots but they usually have terrible visual distinction, the colors work badly with Night Light (orange filter), and they carefully select applications that can be themed or fit the theme. Once you ste
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by jorvi 1y ago
Is iMessage even relevant since the vast majority of Apple users have iCloud backups turned on without E2E? E2E backups are opt-in because Apple can't help you recover your data if you turn it on. Given that, Apple can already decrypt
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by jorvi 1y ago
> Before Thuisbezorgd, it was mostly just pizza that got delivered. Maybe also other Italian food, and maybe a little bit of Asian. > But the standard Dutch takeaway food has always been Chinese (Dutch Chinese-Indonesian, actually), W
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by jorvi 1y ago
> For food delivery (at least takeout) and ride share, the app actually provides a real value The problem with a food delivery network is that it should be a dumb network , not a big profit center. It should be like an ISP, with the foo
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by jorvi 1y ago
> "Eigenmietwert" It is not that absurd, we have the same in The Netherlands (eigenwoningforfait). And yes, we also have the property interest deduction, we literally call it mortgage interest deduction (hypotheekrenteaftrek, H
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by jorvi 1y ago
> Even if that’s true, are we going to see Google’s dominance in the ad space meaningfully curbed? > (at least until there’s a massive shift in political headwinds) It did look like it for a while with the US its antitrust action and
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by jorvi 1y ago
Hey, another hg enjoyer! I miss it too. So much simpler. Apparently 'jujutsu' makes the git workflow a bit more intuitive. Its something that runs atop git, although I don't know how much it messes up the history if you read
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by jorvi 1y ago
Google doesn't have control of Chromium though. The source is available and it is permissively licensed. If they did something truly onerous, Microsoft would fork it within hours and everyone would switch their upstream to Edgium. The
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by jorvi 1y ago
Browser attestation doesn't really matter, its device attestation. Browser attestation is downstream from that. Google with SafetyNet attestation (whatever the hell its called these days) has pretty much locked down Android as tightly
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by jorvi 1y ago
You're completely ignoring that Apple is purposely choosing not to also add support PPS and instead use AVS so they can push people from generic Anker / Belkin / Baseus PPS chargers to their own Apple chargers. For a while an
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by jorvi 1y ago
> Unless you want a phone that comes with a pre-installed rubber bumper around the outside, or we have some humanity altering discoveries in transparent materials science, you’re always going to have a case. Gravity and concrete are unde
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by jorvi 1y ago
Its so classically Apple that just when most brands are starting to standardize on PPS (Programmable Power Supply) to allow any voltage to be used, they come with an alternate standard AVS (Adjustable Voltage Supply) just to force people to
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by jorvi 1y ago
Well, I can't speak to "false advertising", but the thin slice he did with the tomato and the grape you can just achieve with a well-sharpened knife. Both sides of a whetstone and then a strop will get you there. As for the s
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by jorvi 1y ago
> VDG tackled (and tackles) not only design for the desktop itself, but also for KDE applications that had never seen a designer's touch before. KDE its Achilles heel is that every KDE application is like its own little fiefdom, com
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by jorvi 1y ago
> No, there's an auto-hiding dock built-in. Pressing the Super key acts like better version of Apple's Expose feature: it shows the windows you have open, auto-opens the dock, and focuses the application launcher search bar so
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by jorvi 1y ago
Disney is about to have a serious talk with Facebook. Disney Research has had a prototype on gesture detection via wristband electric sensing tech since 2012 : https://youtu.be/E4tYpXVTjxA?t=2m8s
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by jorvi 1y ago
My thought immediately jumped to beamforming / phased speaker array. What's more problematic is that its not the lower frequencies that are annoying (the 312Mhz drone), but the mid and high range. Think about it like this: fridge
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by jorvi 1y ago
What I've never understood is, aren't people slowly waking up to product placement and sponsored content? Whenever I see something thoroughly being advertised, and especially stealthily advertised, I immediately assume you have a
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by jorvi 1y ago
> So I could see why you'd see H265 as the competitor. I mostly don't simply because I believe they explicitly stated that they were trying to be competitive with 266. That is some major revisionist history. AV1 was created to

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