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by koyote 5y ago
Firefox has a 'send tab to device' feature if you are signed in. Really useful!
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by koyote 5y ago
As someone who uses and enjoys Vue for my personal project, could you elaborate on why going to Svelte was a 'best' change?
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by koyote 5y ago
> there is also a huge problem with things being touched for no reason and making them worse. I have never been a big fan of Apple's software, but I must say that this is not just an Apple problem, it's a software industry prob
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by koyote 5y ago
I remember changing my Windows XP machine to Japanese in order to learn the language (protip: try to learn the characters for the common things before doing this) and suddenly all my file paths had ¥ in them. I thought I must have messed so
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by koyote 5y ago
Yes you can, you simply add them as project references. We have done this in production and it works quite well. You have to be careful though because you could get runtime crashes if they try to access stuff that is not supported in .NET 6
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by koyote 5y ago
I agree with your premise that speed makes a difference and should not be ignored, but your conclusion about android seems a bit off. The pixel 4 is older and much more of a budget device compared to the iphone 12, I am not sure why you are
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by koyote 5y ago
This might be a long shot, but I once thought my USB-C port was broken but it turned out that all that happened was that fluff and dust/dirt was lodged inside and the cable no longer went in all the way. The fix was to slowly scrape al
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by koyote 5y ago
It really depends on what phone you had and how old it was when you switched. Most of my friends are very surprised when I mention that my Android phone lasts more than 2 days on a single charge; their iPhone barely lasts a day. If they swi
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by koyote 5y ago
Also worth mentioning that they were recently (2018, I guess not that recently anymore...) bought by Comcast.
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by koyote 5y ago
Back in the good old days of mp3s I decided I wanted my library to be as 'accurate' as possible with its metadata. I spent a lot of time manually editing metadata. Tchaikovsky was stored as 'Пётр Ильи́ч Чайко́вский'. As
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by koyote 5y ago
> During level-4, the R value is clearly lower than 1.0 meaning the infection shrinks Delta is a different beast. Here in Australia, Victoria managed to get the Reff rate down to ~0.75 during their OG outbreak last year with a strict loc
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by koyote 5y ago
Do you think that a car centric society such as the US has benefited its residents more than a society which has moved away from car centric city design such as the Netherlands?
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by koyote 5y ago
Yep, and some of them are quite important for tourists such as the national weather app (which has alerts for storms, flooding etc.). Luckily these were easily side-loadable on an Android phone.
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by koyote 5y ago
How often do you clone a repo? Our monorepo is multiples of that and the last time I cloned it was 2 years ago. When we first moved to git we simply had a 'clean' clone sitting on a network drive that all users could just copy to
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by koyote 5y ago
Our company is the opposite, I have a max-specced laptop and we are actively trying to reduce the massive cost of cloud computing. A powerful laptop is a drop in the ocean compared to how much cloud VMs cost per developer.
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by koyote 5y ago
And that's on top of the price for every engineer's machine that is used to access the instance... Sure, you might not need to buy machines that are as beefy (although I bet you'll still need a decent machine to run all your
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by koyote 5y ago
I think this is something that has not really been discussed much: How useful is this feature? If the goal is to protect children, there must be good evidence that this does, in fact, protect children.
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by koyote 5y ago
I am seeing similar bad performance on Chrome on my fully loaded enterprise laptop. I think it's that background pattern and Firefox might be lying to you, or at least in Chrome the pattern is what eats up all the rendering time.
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by koyote 5y ago
I learnt this the hard way when I decided to go for SQLite for a hobby project for 'simplicity'. Depending on how you store your values you could have a column with both floats and ints where a simple query like 'number <
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by koyote 5y ago
That's a good point, but I think people doing layovers might not take that into account. e.g. you might be flying from cheap place to cheap place like Poland to Thailand with a layover in Zurich and think "if I have a long layover
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by koyote 5y ago
> I liked explicitly scheduling longer layovers, ideally 90+ minutes, so I could look around and find a place for a sit-down meal I usually do the same and there's some great stuff available in places like HKG or SIN. It's a b
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by koyote 5y ago
I've only ever had two cables fray and I've also only ever had two Apple products: two iPods that had their cables fray within 2 years of owning them. I've had countless other mp3 players, laptops and other electronics and ha
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by koyote 5y ago
And Android has had it since 2013. I am not sure if it's simply bad marketing but I often feel like a lot of the features Android has are unknown to iPhone users (understandable) but also unknown to many Android users. I remember a col
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by koyote 5y ago
What's ironic about that is that when I bought my first such apple, I thought it must have been old as it was so mealy. What you're saying makes a lot of sense though. I equally remember having a loaf of square bread that comes in
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by koyote 5y ago
I think it's quite interesting that it's taken so long for a lackluster tasting food to decline in popularity. When I moved to the US from Western Europe, the relative difference in food quality was quite apparent and I distinctly
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by koyote 5y ago
It was actually bundled with the god-awful iTunes installer back then, so I am sure quite a few people had it installed unknowningly.
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by koyote 5y ago
> Phone companies in Japan don't do prepaid In case you ever go back: https://www.bmobile.ne.jp/english/ I've used this on several trips and it works well. Unless of course you were living there more per
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by koyote 5y ago
> But then again it does require people to have a unique bitlocker PW, and if they ever forget it, everything on the machine is gone for good. (Which I've actually been bitten by, oops!) I am not sure if it was the same system, but
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by koyote 5y ago
I stopped doing it around Windows 7 and have not really seen an issue. I have Windows 10 installations that date back to the original Windows 10 release (and have been updated with Windows Update all the way up to the current) and they are
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by koyote 5y ago
Back in those days re-formatting and re-installing Windows was a very common thing because usually the system would get into some kind of bad state after several months of usage (or at least mine did). I believe I only had a Windows 98 &#x2

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