mjpa86

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by mjpa86 2mo ago
do you know if that integrates nicely into calendar widgets? when i tried outlook, you could add to the phone's calendar to they showed up in the widgets, but clicking on the events didn't work at all
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by mjpa86 2mo ago
Is there a decent alternative to gmail that works seemlessly on android? Proton's performance is terrible, as is Outlook, not to mention it's search that just doesn't work. Unless I've misread it, this will stop people u
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by mjpa86 9mo ago
The back button breaking seems to be if you're not logged in, as loading the dashboard redirects to the homepage. Might be better to show a modal or something prompting the user to log in or at least use window.location.replace so it d
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by mjpa86 9mo ago
Warning: If you click on the Dashboard link in the menu, it makes it impossible to use the back button to get back to HN. Am I missing something or is there is no pages that actually show what they look like?
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by mjpa86 1y ago
I'm on EE with a ported in number and didn't get a call I should have earlier...
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by mjpa86 2y ago
There is no green light at the start - it's the lights going out they react to. There's also no minimum time, you can get moving after 1ms - it's legal. In fact, you can move before the lights go out, there's a tolerance
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by mjpa86 3y ago
I'm with Zen and don't have the same issues, even farnell.com works fine
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by mjpa86 3y ago
aren't they implied strings? If "[a b c]" is an array of 3 strings, "a", "b" and "c", then True is a string "True". That's the problem.
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by mjpa86 3y ago
Was on a UK flight last week, was told speed in mph. Pilots etc might use knots but if the data is for passengers, mph is more likely
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by mjpa86 4y ago
what happened to a memory leak being some memory that was allocated but had no reference to it so couldn't be freed? If you can copy the map and release it and the memory usage drops, there is no leak?
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by mjpa86 4y ago
According to https://download.lenovo.com/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/Enable_Secure... - it's a Microsoft requirement that it's disabled by default, so presumably Lenovo won't be the last to do this?