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by l72 3y ago
Right, but in this case, changing the target API is what broke the app. Since Google won't allow you to release an update with an old target API, you can't just revert the change and increase the build number.
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by l72 3y ago
I agree with you in many cases. At my professional company, we've made the decision to write native apps for Android, iOS, Windows, and the web, because we have pretty deep integration into each platform and want the best native experi
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by l72 3y ago
The problem is that many of my users are temporary. For example, I have an app for the public transit system for a resort town in Colorado. The town has a decent, albeit small bus system. They technically have an app from their vendor, alth
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by l72 3y ago
My understanding from earlier notifications was that updates would not be accepted unless you targeted a new api version. That is fine, since I haven't updated the Google Play "app" since I first released it. This is because
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by l72 3y ago
I worked this way for many years, having 8 workspaces in a 2x4 grid for a long time where each workspace was "dedicated" to something. However, I have grown to really like gnome shell's dynamic workspaces. I find that I have
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by l72 3y ago
I also got this email, but professionally and personally. Personally, I voluntarily built and run open source apps for 16 different cities for their transit system. This gave me two weeks to update 16 apps, for no benefit of anyone. My app
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by l72 3y ago
Sort of. For a desktop application, you are right, but for a server application like NextCloud or Jellyfin, semver or something similar can be really nice. If I'm running ServerTool 2.2.0, and 2.2.1 is available, I immediately know tha
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by l72 3y ago
I mostly just listen to small independent bands, so I typically follow bands (or even better, labels) directly on Bandcamp. I’m not a huge fan of e-mail so I convert all my Bandcamp emails to RSS[1] which I self host with fresh RSS. I have
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by l72 3y ago
This sounds great and all, but…. I live in an urban residential neighborhood and have a major hospital at the end of our block. Our street is a pretty big cut through street. Yeah loud engines and music (and phone calls!) from cars is annoy
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by l72 3y ago
I've had two issues with homebrew that always bothered me: 1. It doesn't work well with multiple users 2. It doesn't build apps using DESTDIR correctly. Number 2 has been a bigger issue for me. Homebrew configures autotools a
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by l72 3y ago
Why don’t we have an audio format that has different profiles with different mixes?
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by l72 3y ago
The rebase crowd seems to be obsessed with it due to wanting linear history. In my opinion, the reason for all of this is due to how `git log` shows history. If you merge a branch, then every commit in the branch is now scattered among your
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by l72 3y ago
I'd just like to point out, that I run a side business selling vinyls/cassettes in a very niche genre. I looked into advertising on reddit, as there were two or three communities that I was already active in with collectors of thi
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by l72 3y ago
There is a phpBB front end to lemmy: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmyBB
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by l72 3y ago
I always thought Slashdot's meta-moderators was an interesting idea. Before you could ever moderate (vote up/down), you first had to get enough points via meta-moderating. Meta-moderating consisted of being shown a single comment
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by l72 3y ago
I think the problem with Reddit, is it doesn't know what it wants to be. I think for many of us here, we treat it as a forum. We go an find specific subreddits in our interests, and interact with it similar to how we interact with hack
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by l72 3y ago
My work issued laptop is a Macbook Pro M1. I typically work on my work issued linux workstation (pretty old now and less powerful than my Macbook Pro), but often need to do development from my laptop too. I run a Fedora arm VM in UTM full s
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by l72 3y ago
Will we ever get a guest mode? Especially on my ipad, the kids love to use my apple pencil to draw, and I really don't want them to have access to everything else...
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by l72 3y ago
Great article on Absinthe, which is a graphql server library for elixir. Also, if you run elixir in production, you should check out appsignal. It is incredibly helpful for my company (no affiliation with appsignal)!
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by l72 3y ago
I've had reflux for 10+ years, and noticed that in the last 2 years, it hasn't really bothered me. I was attributing it to a dietary change (went from mostly vegetarian to vegan), but at the same time, I also started working out w
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by l72 3y ago
I was surprised in how much Beijing changed from 2010 to 2020. In 2010 it was loud scooters every where, and by 2020, it was a majority of electric scooters / e-bikes, which has made a big different in some parts of the city.
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by l72 3y ago
When I visited Copenhagen a few years ago, the first thing I noticed was how quiet it was. It was still bustling with life, but with so few cars, I was quite shocked at the noise level.
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by l72 3y ago
Cooler Master makes a case for them: https://frame.work/products/cooler-master-mainboard-case https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/cases/mainboard-case/fr...
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by l72 3y ago
My company has a real time communication system: Real time video/audio/chat. Elixir/Erlang works fantastic for this, as you are doing a lot of real time message passing, creating temporary sessions/channels for communica
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by l72 3y ago
The first time I had ever heard of kudzu was when I first installed Linux (maybe redhat 5 around '98), and it's installer tool was called Kudzu. Red Hat being out of North Carolina also has a ton of kudzu. It wasn't until sev
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by l72 3y ago
In my opinion, we need more streaming apps, not fewer. However, for that to actually work, we new legislation that the producer of content cannot be the distributor, and that the producer must license it out equally to any distributor. The
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by l72 3y ago
I am positive on wayland, but am still missing some things I love with Xorg. For example, I still use pidgin for all my messaging (even with Slack and our own custom protocol). In xorg, I can set my pidgin buddy list as a Utility Window, ma
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by l72 3y ago
I love mpv on xorg, but there are still have issues on wayland depending on which compositor you are using: > [vo/gpu/wayland] GNOME's wayland compositor lacks support for the idle inhibit protocol. This means the screen c
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by l72 3y ago
I invested in a frame.work laptop. If I ever purchase a new mainboard, I'll get this cooler for my old mainboard and use it as a server or mount it to a TV: https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/cases/mainboard
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by l72 4y ago
But some of the car USB players are so terrible. My 2012 Buick doesn't allow navigating by artist then by album. It's either top level artist or top level album. It also ignores the track numbers and plays songs in alphabetical or

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