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I've found them to be instant for small amounts, such as what would be valid under tap-to-pay, but it takes a good 20 minutes up to 2 hours for larger amounts to be transferred and sometimes the bank calls you to validate the transacti
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Before corporations were people, in the US at least? http://reclaimdemocracy.org/corporate-accountability-history... Not at all going to claim it as ideal, but it's a starting point for considering other possible alter
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The current headline is out of date - The story has been updated since and now reads: App Used to Tabulate Votes Is Said to Have Been Inadequately Tested The app was quickly put together in the past two months and was not properly tested at
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It's possible to write a driver that doesn't use polling - for example https://arxiv.org/pdf/1901.10664.pdf which discusses using vfio though doing so is apparently much harder than polling alone due to the c
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7y ago
Any app can save documents to local storage. As an example, I've 90GB of Spotify music on my phone, as I told it to download the entire "Liked songs" playlist. Google Play Music and YouTube Music also download to the phone. S
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PPS means Packets Per Second. Here’s a press release from the FD.io project (“Fido”), take it as you will: https://fd.io/latest/singles/kubernetes/
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Also, not to pile on, but it doesn’t work in every country Mint is supported in. I can’t speak to other countries, but they’re missing Canadian banks and aren’t even available for download on the Canadian App Store.
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The point of key derivation is that it can use a key to encrypt that is in turn protected by another key/password. So the amount necessary to re-encrypt when your password changes is just the encryption applied to the key. A similar te
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n=1, but I experienced similar Bluetooth issues with the iPhone XS Max, which would constantly lose connection when compared to the iPhone 7 I’d had previously. The problems disappeared when I tried the iPhone 11 Pro, so I concluded the pro
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Judging purely by the computer in the included photo, I would imagine the study dates to around the year 2000. There was a Goretex XCR launch announcement Feb 2000: http://julieturns.com/goretex/news/uk0002_xcr_new
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True. Perhaps I overemphasized that because they're online collaboration tools. I haven't yet used them with multiple people in one "document" yet.
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Slack has the worst text editor under iOS 13. I can't tell you how many times I've been frustrated by the keyboard disappearing when I want to select and copy or paste text... If the keyboard stayed open like in every other sensib
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Not open source, but it strikes me that Notion.so, Coda and AirTable might be examples of centralized, online "Notes-replacements", all inspired by how Google Docs (Writely) let you collaborate and perform conflict resolution in t
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Frontpage > Office SharePoint Designer > SharePoint Designer 2013 (now EOL) Also there was Microsoft Expression Web, also EOL. I’m remembering a deal Microsoft made with Adobe to stop making Microsoft Expression products in exchange f
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Canadian taxes were/are simplified, APIs exist to login and fetch T4s and other services, and while it could be simplified further (particularly for corporate taxes and provincial incorporation, PEPPOL E-Invoicing and open banking legi
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It’s worth noting that unless your header text file is in a format that can be converted to HTML, there’s no easy way for third-party accessibility tools to understand your plain text the way you do. Accessibility is one of the reasons WYSI
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I was about to suggest “I’m curious: what about sshd?” And maybe follow up with a reason to use it or doubt it, such as “You could run remote commands through it...” Which naturally leads to “but it doesn’t pass as easily through firewalls
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Back when I was working for a site on their first-party in-house analytics, the only blocker to catch it was https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/better-blocker/id1080964978 (Better blocker) and since then, I’ve bee
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Unless they’ve changed things, I thought the YouTube Kids app was still algorithm-driven?
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It’s come up before and it’s harder to do via LSP, though the servers themselves would be great as an educational tool on what’s required. https://github.com/CoatiSoftware/Sourcetrail/issues/685#issu... If in
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In addition, if you like what you’re seeing here and want to support this project as open source, please consider a monthly donation: https://www.patreon.com/sourcetrail/overview I was a happy licensed user for the Jav
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The trailer’s over here, it’s a bit rough. https://youtu.be/ik6KUwB3sus I haven’t seen anything since then indicating the project’s status, and the website is now offline. Copyright on the site was 2017, and the last blog p
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Statically linked binaries aren’t exactly a “thing” on Windows... https://reverseengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/2070/... It appears to patch the SSDT table to intercept system calls to the kernel, and bas
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https://community.sophos.com/products/sandboxie/f/forum/1153... suggests a method... https://vallejocc.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/sandboxie-proc... has more details. Also htt
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Perhaps Jackson refers to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackson_system_development
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Yup, ODBC still works: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/administer-odbc-dat... though because this is Microsoft and we can’t have nice things, it might not: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us
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I was going to ask after rename support, but lack of it is documented over here along with a couple other things. https://github.com/skeema/skeema/blob/master/doc/requirement... Interesting ideas th
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Frankly, I’d rather some form of compressed binary logs, but sure, either works if it includes a stack trace and I need it at the time! Text logs compress well anyway, they just grow larger if/when you process them later... I’m just ha
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The way I see it, autofill off should mean off and if I click the icon in the address bar to bring up, well, let’s call it “quick access to per-site settings” then maybe I could override it for a specific page load or site, like you can Fla
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Comparing keys is interesting, it’s a way of versioning the set of credentials you’re using. Here I meant dumping staging values and then comparing prod values as retrieved to staging ones. As in, only compare values in prod as they are use
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