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by lldb 3y ago
Just checked and it appears they’ve fixed this. For years it would occupy the entire screen and not permit accessing any other tabs. (You can find threads from last year discussing this). However they still don’t offer a way to upload speci
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by lldb 3y ago
Worst offender is google photos on iOS - you can’t even open the app without giving it all photos access. Selected photos doesn’t count. Even just to view photos already saved in the cloud.
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by lldb 3y ago
I don’t have a problem paying for ad free services - but why should we pay 3x or more of the revenue generated by the free tier? YouTube premium is $12/mo… there’s no way I would be watching $12 worth of ads a month at my current usage
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by lldb 3y ago
I think I saw somewhere the average user generates $0.12/month in ad revenue for Reddit. The proposed API rate is over 10x that.
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by lldb 3y ago
That sounds an awful lot like convolution…
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by lldb 3y ago
Not exactly a cookbook, but the manual for our weber gas grill has proved shockingly useful in cooking most meats to near perfection. Has tables for thickness, cuts, etc.
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by lldb 3y ago
This exists… if you know a googler. I got locked out of my 14ish year old account due to the AI deciding I was no longer the rightful owner even with TOTP codes, SMS, and printed backup codes. I asked a friend who works at Google, and there
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by lldb 3y ago
You can usually compile each library independently with/without exceptions and rtti and it works as expected.
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by lldb 3y ago
I don’t think the iPhone 4 had always on siri.
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RISC-V emulator built in Scratch boots Linux(old.reddit.com)
2 points by lldb 3y ago|0 comments
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by lldb 4y ago
One example of it being useful is unchecked std::variant access in c++ - there isn’t any api to access it like a union (if you already know the type) but you can mark the wrong type path unreachable to the same effect.
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by lldb 4y ago
I remember having this one on the Wii U... Each level wasn't as much a level but more a short "trick" the player had to complete. It seemed to choose a path first, then place obstacles just narrowly avoiding the chosen path.