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by mh- 2y ago
That's the real issue. Tabs, fine. Remembering tabs, no.
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by mh- 2y ago
Understood, but idly wondered if there's a correlation between people with one issue and the other.
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by mh- 2y ago
Probably? I've never customized icons on macOS. But this from their site made me curious: > Replacicon even watches for app updates in the background so your customized icons are not lost across app updates. edit: a quick google s
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by mh- 2y ago
(The following isn't a criticism, just questions that came to mind for me. Looks like a neat app at a reasonable price.) I'd recommend adding an FAQ. First train of thought that comes to mind for me (being vaguely familiar with
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by mh- 2y ago
You needn't make comments like this when a quick google would tell you that the CRTC - Canada's FCC counterpart - popularized this term 13 years ago. https://crtc.gc.ca/eng/publications/reports/rp111
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by mh- 2y ago
That was a bit difficult to parse, but I think you're saying that (some) anti-fraud systems can't afford false positives. And I would agree, point-of-use healthcare is certainly one of those systems.
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by mh- 2y ago
I'm curious if you have issues with pulse oximeters too. The thing they use to check your blood oxygen level when you go to the doctor. I don't tend to have the issues everyone here is talking about, but those things never work fo
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by mh- 2y ago
For posterity: > 4.8 star / 10.5M reviews > 500M+ Downloads > No data shared with third parties
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by mh- 2y ago
The problem is, no executive can (responsibly) say that. What if macro conditions worsen? Some kind of black swan event? I don't think it's appropriate to say "we're definitely not doing layoffs soon." Not to mentio
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by mh- 2y ago
Hey, I can have my Intel MBP on my lap without burning my legs (or making me feel nauseated). As long as I don't open Chrome, Safari, Apple Notes, or really any other app...
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by mh- 2y ago
Yeah that's really annoying too. I've solved thousands of daily crossword puzzles in that app.
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by mh- 2y ago
I recognize that as the NYT Games (formerly NYT Crossword) app. It has some very annoying non-native behavior, like bringing up the text selection/highlight menu in inappropriate places (in a word puzzle with no selectable text).
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by mh- 2y ago
Not necessarily. If you bid low, you're effectively picking up "remnant" inventory that no one else was willing to pay to target.
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by mh- 2y ago
I'm genuinely curious how this works. What constitutes a platform? Is TikTok a platform? Reddit? HN?
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by mh- 2y ago
I don't remember the details offhand, but yes - unless Chrome's network simulation has been rewritten in the last few years, it doesn't do a good job of approximating real world network conditions. It's a lot better than
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by mh- 2y ago
> I don't get why people still spread the lie that you have to tinker with Linux. It doesn't feel charitable to call people sharing their experience "spreading the lie". You're all over this thread talking to p
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by mh- 2y ago
This is fantastically valuable, especially if you can add the first/last-seen as requested by another commenter. Thanks for doing this.
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by mh- 2y ago
Fair (and very cool!), sorry for the assumption. I see people speaking complete falsehoods about things I have material knowledge of here, and either don't have the energy or the latitude to correct them. And those reactions to (e.g.)
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by mh- 2y ago
It's not just medical threads, it's tech too. You (probably, I'm assuming) just don't know the tech as well as you do the medicine, so it doesn't stand out as absurd to you.
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by mh- 2y ago
Same here. I feel like the type of physician who comments on HN may not be representative of the average PCP.
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by mh- 2y ago
With pauses to keep his BP low.
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by mh- 2y ago
They require students to deposit their phones in a storage thing when they enter the classroom.
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by mh- 2y ago
This is how our school works, and I wouldn't have let my kids go to school with a cell phone if they didn't enforce such a policy.
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by mh- 2y ago
And here our schools don't allow smart watches, depriving me of this (wise) choice.
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by mh- 2y ago
Ah, I see, I mistakenly thought it came in smaller doses than 25mg.
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by mh- 2y ago
Generic sertraline comes in pill/tablet form, you can just use a pill splitter to get smaller increments. I just googled to confirm this before posting, and they're even scored down the middle for easy splitting.
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by mh- 2y ago
Thank you for your OSS work! I used Caffeine many years ago.
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by mh- 2y ago
Wow, that stirred up some nostalgia. I loved this game. All the Jane's ones too.
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by mh- 2y ago
I feel like 90s PC games were filled with things like this. Stuff that would be probably day one patches in the following decade, but that (of course) wasn't a thing then. I remember at least two of the Police Quest games having simila
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by mh- 2y ago
This isn't true, they could create a new config with the lower upload speed and only push it to the offenders modems. No different than when they change their speed plans and roll out new tiers.

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