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by kkarakk 8y ago
afaik there are no unlocked phones that exist that run KaiOS(outside of tinkerers in shenzhen)
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by kkarakk 8y ago
>1. Produces the characters 2. That I intended to type. if it helps, the butterfly mechanism fails at doing that if even a tiny speck of dust/grit gets in the mechanism
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by kkarakk 8y ago
i am absolutely laughing at this macbook pro 2017 i bought. the keyboard has been replaced 3 times now...the screen was replaced for stagelight effect(broken connector)...they replaced the whole top bit for that(everything north of the hing
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by kkarakk 8y ago
you can fool gait recognition simply by putting a stone in your shoe,gait recognition is no where as sophisticated as it claims to be.
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by kkarakk 8y ago
Further marching towards the dystopian future where a certain class of people can only afford cheap easily broken trash that creates landfills the size of the himalyas
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by kkarakk 8y ago
well nowadays we have better tech for that. you can simply "infer" someone's preferences/values according to their social graph/spending graph(and trivially) This is easily obtainable information for any regulatory
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by kkarakk 8y ago
Just checking to see if you trust me boss ;)
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by kkarakk 8y ago
i thought alfred was paid and closedsource?
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by kkarakk 8y ago
yeah i've noticed i tend to start ignoring windows native explorer functionality and build my own mindspace for apps and stuff. i didn't notice until i bought a macbook and realized i could just search apps with finder when i thou
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by kkarakk 8y ago
So if you want to advertise to a decent amount of people, you can take over that subdomain now. since ms doesn't care to fix it, i guess it's even sanctioned?
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by kkarakk 8y ago
wavyurl.com works amazingly well on chrome mobile but firefox mobile just puts the unicode characters there. BOO!
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by kkarakk 8y ago
it's not "infrastructure" it's small cuts in the road(which is the reason why it failed). if they left it as is, it would probably turn into potholes that the city would have to fix
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by kkarakk 8y ago
i'd say it is constructive criticise more than "ripping someone apart". yes constructive criticism can make you feel bad, it doesn't mean it was intended to be hurtful. is this a class that just isn't taught nowaday
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by kkarakk 8y ago
it slows down your workflow with minimum effort too. transforming/accessing data quickly is a big part of doing anything on mobile and i don't need a browser that stops the flow in between
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by kkarakk 8y ago
meanwhile chrome already has it and it "just works". do you guys understand that most people aren't developers who can reconcile with the phrase "it's in the works and is coming" firefox team on avg seems to me
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by kkarakk 8y ago
Patreon only really works for people with an audience so enchanted with the creator that they would follow them anywhere.
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by kkarakk 8y ago
MS's attitude towards package managers has always confused me. even in vs2019, typing in Microsoft.something sometimes brings up paid extensions as the first result but not always. no way to rate an extension with an explanation in nug
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by kkarakk 8y ago
>The target audience is likely "privacy-minded technically capable home network owners" why would you use apple if you're technically capable? locked down linux would be waaaay more secure(and give you waaaaay cheaper opti
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by kkarakk 8y ago
or just the little snitch firewall on macos to disable it. that's what i did. sorry princeton
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by kkarakk 8y ago
haha that last video has a guy cycling through an indoor marble floor mall and a dog just casually wander in.
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by kkarakk 8y ago
you can just unplug from social media and news sites for this(add adblock for those obnoxious current event clickbait). for eg i didn't even know those boeing flights had gone down til they got mentioned in a gaming podcast i listen to
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by kkarakk 8y ago
how is it violating anti-trust is what i want to know. you don't put your website on google amp so google ranks you lower - they've told you this upfront. if you don't like google amp you can choose to not support it and take
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by kkarakk 8y ago
ok thanks for the correction
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by kkarakk 8y ago
^ what he said except the last bit
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by kkarakk 8y ago
>That's mostly to the benefit of the accused. How? if they can get a conviction they should get the conviction. For eg, Vijay Mallya from india was convicted of a crime and india is now seeking his extradition. how does it make sens
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by kkarakk 8y ago
What certificate holder doesn't evangelize their product? if they don't implement the thing from the certificate,what would be the point of learning the thing in the first place? certificates are a very "corporate developer&q
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by kkarakk 8y ago
it does not make sense, right now apis are hidden away under the domain hierarchy but are used as first class citizens of the web. lots of times you don't care about anything on a domain but the api
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by kkarakk 8y ago
yeah getting into devops stuff from the outside is still very challenging. the official docs are always very working professional oriented
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by kkarakk 8y ago
i'll do you one better - when will google's broken AI accidentally shut down YOUR infrastructure? Remediation? That's a cost center that google has automated away https://www.programmableweb.com/news/goog
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by kkarakk 8y ago
I think it makes sense to me, security that only works part of the time can be bypassed when it doesn't work. However i've never encountered a TFA service that let you disable it in certain scenarios so i may be wrong

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