mcsniff

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by mcsniff 3y ago
Please tell me you're joking or missing the sarcasm tag. The Play Store is notorious for allowing absolute garbage apps in, regardless of the "risks" of sideloading.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
The fact that you don't realize you can post here, in this very community, really should give some pause.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
As someone who has done it, a resounding yes. I build a product and sell it for more than it costs to make. It didn't take me 7 years like some are suggesting. I didn't solicite feedback from online wannabe entrepreneurs (sorry bu
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by mcsniff 3y ago
GrapheneOS is/was very opinionated software. I use it on my both my daily and development devices, I understand why some people want to use CalyxOS or LineageOS forks for the flexibility they provide. GrapheneOS is security focused and
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by mcsniff 3y ago
This type of response from a developer makes it easy to simply stay away from projects they are involved in.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
As a personal user of Mullvad and a professional (solo dev) user of Tailscale, I hope this goes well.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
I'm sorry, but this is on the developer / maintainer. Google has been putting out these warning messages for a while, and any decent Android developer should know about target SDK versions. Didn't test the app on the platform
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Termux has an entire package repository, community, and package maintainers. I'm a maintainer. It's basically a distribution of Linux userspace so natively tools are available, along with compilers and the like. Very useful, and w
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Another vote from an Expo user. Having no previous experience with RN, I wrote and released an iOS and Android app using Expo and their free hosted build system. Yes it has some quirks and you should ensure plugins/modules can provide
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by mcsniff 3y ago
I'll give another vote for Expo, just a happy user here. I wrote and released an iOS and Android app a few years ago and used Expo for ease of cross platform and the hosted build system. I don't use all the fancy OTA updates and w
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by mcsniff 3y ago
"That's cross platform gibberish. The point of a MacBook is that it's proprietary and should nickle and dime you to death on features that have existed for decades in open standards?" How hard is it to enable WiFi hotspo
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by mcsniff 3y ago
You want to feel like you own your hardware and OS or you want to actually own it? Forgive the pedantry, but there is a huge difference. You can go with a Linux phone for the closest to full ownership, Pixel + GrapheneOS for basically ful
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Reigning Champ has some of my favorite cotton shirts: raglan arms, adequate length, collar has 'ribbing' to help prevent it from going wavy and good length on the sleeves (not too short and not too long). Arc'teryx used to se
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by mcsniff 3y ago
> How can this compete with the dozens of neighbors in a half-mile radius that have removed in excess of hundreds of trees, big ones like oak, pine, maple, hickory and up to five feet in diameter, and turn their yards into grass wastelan
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by mcsniff 3y ago
I started a "small" business in the middle of the pandemic and it has been profitable since day 1, overtaking my 9 - 5 job in financial reward by a substantial amount. I spent my own money on bringing my own idea to fruition and h
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by mcsniff 3y ago
This is definitely something I was cognizant of when I made my product page. Since I have an app for both platforms, 2 buttons works very well, allows the user to make the choice, and you can even add a simple useragent check and redirect t
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Ping me when you have a chance to use that comeback, I'm curious to know how it goes. Jokes aside, I use it when I'm chatting (IM) with other net-ops people, it just basically means "get ahold of me however you think is best
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Who's citizens (or subjects some might say) are they really, if congregation and discourse isn't happening on public "property" (in the digital sense of the word)?
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Ironic statement, considering Australia has a reputation of being considered a 'nanny state'.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
While not technically eInk, Pebble has an app for this, it's one of the reasons I keep using my Pebble (with rebble.io) and have a stack of backups. One thing to keep in mind, unlike a recent Apple (or Android?) watch, they do not lock
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by mcsniff 3y ago
They don't need the money to survive , perhaps they have excess or they have deemed other things more important and allocated their resources accordingly. You don't need to understand it, you don't even need to accept it for
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by mcsniff 3y ago
All the easy gold has been dug up, and shovels are no longer practical.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
My anecdote: I built a product without all the research, focus groups and whatever else they say you have to do. I needed the product, I could see clear as day that other people would too. Yes, a good idea still needs to make it to people&#
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Running Meshtastic with a nice UI on this would be awesome for off the grid communications.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
I run a 1-person business selling a physical product, with a companion app, and a static site for sales. It's "easy". Yes, there are some headaches, but I prefer end to end ownership. I run the entire thing, infrastructure, s
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by mcsniff 3y ago
WebKit published a list of things they don't/won't add support for, so you can count them out on iOS. https://webkit.org/tracking-prevention/ I have an native app for both platforms which uses some of th
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Thanks for the fear-by-proxy ;) I have an Android app published under a company name, while iOS is under my personal name due to the hassle of getting it published under a company.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Just FYI, the word you're looking for is "vicious". Viscous relates to viscosity.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
I have an old gen (9350) Dell XPS13 that I still haven't found a replacement for, recently replaced the battery in it, this thing is almost 10 years old and still great. I'm considering the X1 Nano Gen2 (Gen1 and Gen3 are capped a
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Considering every single Android phone "uses" AOSP, I have a hard time taking this article seriously as more than simply fear mongering for Trend Micro. Yes, many low-end cheap devices come with malware and should be used with cau

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