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by low_key 7y ago
I only have one problem with it. After disconnecting external monitors, it sets the brightness of the laptop monitor to 100%. You know... plus the normal random osx crash that we're used to. Windows and Linux are more reliable these
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by low_key 7y ago
The algorithm requirements changed. It used to be to recommend the "best" content for you and now it is to recommend the cheapest content for them.
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by low_key 7y ago
Native storage protects against this scenario, though. It isn't safe to assume that localstorage will be retained.
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by low_key 7y ago
This plugin has worked reliably on both Android and iOS and has a simple api: https://github.com/TheCocoaProject/cordova-plugin-nativestor...
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by low_key 7y ago
I was bit by this in a cordova app on a past update. After that I backed up api keys, etc to native storage using a cordova plugin and added a wrapper that will fall back to it if localstorage lookups fail. I would advise others to do the
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by low_key 7y ago
The name portion was added by the provider. The cellular providers don't add it, the phone generally just tries to match it to a number in your address book.
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by low_key 7y ago
I started doing this because of the touchbar. Now I like this key mapping better, but I still hate the touchbar.
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by low_key 7y ago
First, I'll admit that I'm still a subscriber. For me, the biggest problem with Netflix is the user interface. The auto-playing audio and video at every corner is extremely annoying. The used car dealership feel of it is stressf
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by low_key 7y ago
Sure, the commands are difficult to digest. Where it gets truly awful, though, is trying to write a program that uses the openssl library.
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by low_key 7y ago
They really should be held accountable for the amount of loss that their fraud caused, not just what they gained from the fraud.
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by low_key 7y ago
It's bad even when it stays free. Massachusetts has a tax site (which seems to be created and run by Intuit) which you can use to file for free. It, however, has been built purposefully to make it much, much more difficult to use tha
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by low_key 7y ago
This could be done previously with on custom Android builds with XPrivacy (an XPosed module). It worked quite well for a long time, but tended to be quite a burden to maintain through OS updates. Starting with Oreo or so it no longer worke
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by low_key 7y ago
Now if we could just block the autoplaying Netflix menu video...
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by low_key 8y ago
This. I've been using rsync for a long time just for the resume feature even without knowing about some of the other benefits. I tend to use the flags "-avzpP"
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by low_key 8y ago
Apparently not. It more or less says so in the article.
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by low_key 8y ago
In addition, if you're using dhcp, you can add an enter hook to override make_resolv_conf so /etc doesn't get cluttered with a ton of extra files.
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by low_key 8y ago
Not necessarily. I bought my first house without an agent from a seller who was selling by owner. It's quick and simple. We sat down at a table and negotiated a price in about 15 minutes, then had an inspection and paid a title compa
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by low_key 9y ago
I bought from Google and they replaced mine on warranty after I (truthfully) described it as having been "run over by a car." I expected them to say no, but was very thankful that they helped me. They did tell me that this was a
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by low_key 9y ago
I think the correlation is between advertising spend and retail price.
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by low_key 9y ago
Also, anything with "/0" gives a divide by zero exception: for example: */0 * * * *
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by low_key 9y ago
Expired cert, so almost everything should complain.
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by low_key 10y ago
There are some of these that exist already. None that I'm aware of are very large. I've even seen one that was operated by the contractor that needed to have to open source software approved for use in another project.
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by low_key 10y ago
After reading the article, I think it would be appropriate to mark it as "sponsored".
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by low_key 10y ago
I hope for your sake that you're just trolling and aren't really as ignorant as you make yourself sound.
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by low_key 10y ago
I keep a counter in the JWT to at least mostly get around this issue. When processing a request, the counter is checked for the user, which isn't a big deal since all of the requests already require looking up the user. A counter inc
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by low_key 10y ago
This is not used by Google Authenticator. GA just keeps the parameters in an sqlite database. It doesn't do much to protect them.
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by low_key 12y ago
It would be really nice if this provided CNAM info, too.
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by low_key 12y ago
From the 2nd, 3rd, etc terminal you can see the list of sessions with 'tmux ls'. After that, attach to one of them with 'tmux a -t [session-number]'.
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by low_key 12y ago
That's true, I guess I didn't fully describe what I meant. It seems to me that when people use 'accident' to describe something they are trying to remove attribution or disconnect causes.
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by low_key 12y ago
I don't agree with the term 'accident' for crashes because they can always be attributed to causes, not just chance. This is even more true when missiles are involved.

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