mmis1000

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by mmis1000 5y ago
It turns out my memory is incorrect. The lithium-ion batteries damage itself when the under certain voltage due to how it works. The control chip is there to stop the battery from having too low voltage. However they can't help with se
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by mmis1000 5y ago
Due to how battery designed. A actually fully discharged battery can't be charged normally.(the power control chip on the battery need a bit power to function normally) Typically this can't happen because your phone will shutdown
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by mmis1000 5y ago
I remembered that some old functional phone has such compatibility. Their alarm will ring no matter your phone is off or on. Being totally independent to the phone function.
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by mmis1000 5y ago
I think change user's layout suddenly without explaining is definitely a way to speedrun 'how to get all user's hate' in 10 seconds. It should be either 'prompt and let you decide' or 'use new defaults on
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by mmis1000 5y ago
Do it reserve terminals when reloaded? I remembered that in code-server. If you reload, you lost all your IDE state. which is not very useful in my opinion.
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by mmis1000 5y ago
That's why it is pure bs at first place. The webrequest api didn't got removed completely, only the part for modify/block request. Only ad blockers will stole your data and others that logs them however they want will log the
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by mmis1000 5y ago
Ad providers are obfuscating domains to bypass blocks. Currently only ublock origin deobfuscate and block based on the original domain.(It is supported on firefox only anyway) But after the change... I guess no one on chrome can do. And ad
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by mmis1000 5y ago
> They will protect user data from potentially malicious extensions. No, they won't. You can still log requests however you want. The only difference is you can't modify/stop it. So the privacy concern is pure BS.
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by mmis1000 5y ago
ISP(hinet) here made the ipv6 works in an absolutely shitty way for some reason. Make sites got 2x ~ 3x latency randomly. And it also use some absolutely insane routing to make sites barely usable. (Or even unusable) I sometimes enable ipv6
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by mmis1000 5y ago
If I am using a chat app, I definitely have no interest to tell you anything outside of the chat window. Why on the earth should I tell everyone that I am in front of the computer or not? Can't they just tell if I use the chat app rece
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by mmis1000 5y ago
Either mouse people destroy the controller people totally. Or the controller people destroy the mouse people totally because aim support is too strong. Balance between these two never works. Apex has this problem almost since forever after
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by mmis1000 5y ago
They are probably even thin enough that can embedded into cardboard or somewhere in the product so only open the box to inspect doesn't matter
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by mmis1000 5y ago
> could be tricked to ignore the Content-Type I think even browser nowadays still do it. A file in <script src="" /> will be treated as script even mime is wrong. A file ended with .mp4 will be play as video even it
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by mmis1000 5y ago
Even webserver returns a mime, browser may sometimes still ignore it and guess it themselves, because server may be wrong. Unless the server ask them `absolutely don't do it` via the header. a.k.a. `X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff` But
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by mmis1000 5y ago
I think trying to eliminate state and replicate the unnecessary state with getter is generally a good thing. One of biggest bug category programmers encounter `forgot to sync XXX` can be totally eliminated by this if you don't copy the
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by mmis1000 5y ago
I think functional programming is less popular simply because people just aren't good at it. Functional programming is a good way to describe how a system works. By describe the input, the processing, the output. You describe the whole
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by mmis1000 5y ago
I disabled push on master for everyone (includes myself). There are just damn so many `forgot to create a branch and pushed directly on master` type accidents. A auto approved PR at least allows you to know who made the change at when. Push
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by mmis1000 5y ago
I believe that the `AdGuard Annoyances` list in ublock origin setting does this. It also blocks another offending cookie script that popups `everytime` if you opt out non-essential cookies.
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by mmis1000 5y ago
Yes. How on the earth should I recommend Firefox to other? By saying firefox will `constantly remove functions you use and change the UI in random way that make it less useful`? I am a firefox user since firefox 3. But If a non tech user as
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by mmis1000 5y ago
I though I agree most of the points in this article except `Auto-updates you can’t switch off`. Well, It never should, at least not done easily. The windows xp told us a serious lesson about that. Countless of systems compromised due update
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by mmis1000 5y ago
Only work if your motherboard don't have other items (socket, capacitor... etc) in that area.
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by mmis1000 5y ago
That probably depends on targets. The Z generation is used to explore the UI by themselves. For example, if they saw something partially reveal on the left, they try to swipe it / click it / or press left arrow if you are using a
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by mmis1000 5y ago
`it's that they are very easy to find...` is probably true for most methods. Those methods aren't magic anymore if you knows about them. And that is also the reason everybody why don't want to talk about how they hide thing?
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by mmis1000 5y ago
If you are on windows, I guess ntfs alternative data stream is a good places to hide random items. You can write whatever information into it while not visible to user or most of file explore because it is so rarely used and windows hide it
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by mmis1000 5y ago
The average people will call one of their family/friend that knows about computers/phones most as a tech assistance. Because they obviously have no clue about how to use it them self. And it's lucky that it is not you in this
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by mmis1000 5y ago
Technically it is free, until some native dependencies involve. Because you still need to setup build chains on each platform to make them compile. For example, vc on Windows, gcc on Linux, xcode on mac. Besides that, unlike java, nodejs do
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by mmis1000 5y ago
It still requires you to build on each environments once to make the native dependencies work properly. Although I don't think it takes too much efforts to do that. But besides that, signing binaries on mac is complex and requires you
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by mmis1000 5y ago
I haven't seen many real world software supports lookup remote with a hostname, probably windows itself is the only one that I have seen? Meanwhile, url is almost the universal way for lookup remote machine (besides, of course, IP).
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by mmis1000 5y ago
A small reminder that, iPhone in China holds their icloid data in China(雲上貴州) due to request of government. Will they ever reject request from government if that can harm their sell? I doubt.
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by mmis1000 5y ago
I remembered that I saw news of another company patiented transformable lense on hackernews. Probably that combine to this can reproduce human eye completely (high focal range and compact at same time)?

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