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by meibo 5y ago
Sadly, LEGO keeps discontinuing great and simple systems like this and replacing them with "smart" versions that you have to use a phone with, since they don't want to ship remotes anymore. Giving an 8 year old a phone to p
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by meibo 5y ago
Well, it's a private company and it's their infrastructure, their systems and their service. We all may dislike the practice but they have the right to enact their ToS, as long as they act legally in regards to payments, etc. Disc
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by meibo 5y ago
Sadly(or luckily, for the people that haven't had any contact with the ecosystem), you must have missed the semi-recent open source developments around .NET Core. It's open, has a very healthy community and is well supported by Mi
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by meibo 5y ago
This is fixed in Android 12, BLE and Location are properly disconnected now. The permission dialogue reads “determine relative position of nearby devices” if you request BLE access. You can also declare that your app “never needs physical l
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by meibo 5y ago
It does, they will show as alternative payment providers in Settings.
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by meibo 5y ago
Doubt this will pass, the EPP(conservatives) want the EU to enable surveillance states.
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by meibo 5y ago
Amazon has even more money to throw at studios than Epic, so they can just force themselves into it.
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by meibo 5y ago
Same thing in Germany, after WW2 and the boom and rebuilding thereafter, a lot of forests are pure pine forests since they grow very quickly and provided the wood for the country. Sadly, that lead to a lot of forests all over the country lo
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by meibo 5y ago
Isn't this what ISP subscribers are supposed to pay for? How big are the operating margins for major ISPs nowadays?
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by meibo 5y ago
They can't even fix private API abuse, how do you expect them to scan for it? See: recent iOS exploits.
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by meibo 5y ago
While bugs like that aren't "confirmed" to affect desktop versions of software, the underlying bug is still in the Desktop codebase and needs to be treated as a security issue.
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by meibo 5y ago
Interesting to note: these exploits aren't caused by memory safety, like a lot of other Apple exploits, but by plain API abuse and bad design.
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by meibo 5y ago
Not sure what I expected. My poor tabs.
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by meibo 5y ago
This is awesome. Hope this will be adopted eventually for their P2P project - would do wonders over slow mesh networks, additionally to stuff like Tor.
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by meibo 5y ago
What do you mean by that? I run a basic GSuite organization and the two times I've had an issue with the service, I literally had a representative on either chat or phone support within minutes. It was a very pleasant experience. Happy
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by meibo 5y ago
For anyone that's curious, popular game hacking/reverse engineering tool Cheat Engine(basically a fully fledged Windows debugger nowadays) is also made in Lazarus - though I can't seem to come up with anything else that is fr
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by meibo 5y ago
This is also always interesting to see with submissions that are critical of CCP/PRC :) Though it's probably more obvious where the flags are coming from in those cases.
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by meibo 5y ago
Google's education tools are very well tuned for the job and very inexpensive, so it's no wonder they're as widespread. If your kid's account is managed by your school, you can ask them to lock YouTube/enable compan
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by meibo 5y ago
Push notifications are impossible on iOS PWAs. Basically takes out a big chunk of possible apps you could build on this, no one wants e.g. a messenger that can't notify you when you get a message.
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by meibo 5y ago
When have you last used a modern Android OS? This is just not true, it offers exactly the same kind of controls as iOS does.
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by meibo 5y ago
The manual recharge works in a "don't spend so much money on snacks" kind of way for me, so I've never adopted the auto recharge :)
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by meibo 5y ago
Suica or any of the FeliCa-based cards in Japan are stunning really, the ecosystem is great. They're super fast, don't require sign-ups and work anywhere in the country nowadays, even in most shops.
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by meibo 5y ago
It's such a shame too. Windows 10 is a great modern OS that everyone expected to last and be built upon, but they just had to go and push out a new "modernized" version and fill it up with ads. I wonder what you pay to be in
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by meibo 5y ago
Are you comparing a small DC electro motor that drives a static fan blade with the drive train and steering systems of a car?
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by meibo 5y ago
Nintendo has its own (buggy) Wii/GC emulator that has to be optimized for each game.
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by meibo 5y ago
The difference is that Discord voice chats work like "meeting rooms". I don't want to call everyone in a channel, I want to see who's already hanging around and join them on a whim. It's not really "calls"
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by meibo 5y ago
This is super exciting, Discord needs some real competition that is attractive to their current userbase. Good luck :)
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by meibo 5y ago
This seems like a bug, even a security relevant one? The article doesn't talk about it, but I probably would have at least tried to report this to Google - maybe the Author did as such and just didn't write about it.
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by meibo 5y ago
Wow, and here I thought I was making a good joke. These people have no shame. At least they're probably getting a better service than with GoDaddy!
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by meibo 5y ago
They should try epik.com, I'm sure they'd be happy to have them.

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