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by moogly 5y ago
For an application that is used by hundreds of thousands to millions of people, user testing does not scale and will never be representative.
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by moogly 5y ago
That's a traditional payment system where you hand off your card to some waiter who then sketchily takes off with it and does who-knows-what with it and returns it along with your receipt. The modern ones have these portable card termi
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by moogly 5y ago
> Every restaurant does this. I think you'll find that it varies throughout the world. In Sweden, I've been to a couple of restaurants when their payment network was down and had it not been for them also being hooked up to the
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by moogly 5y ago
Swedish media is reporting that this is part of the Kaseya hack; Coop's hosting partner Visma Esscom was using Kaseya's remote management tool.
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by moogly 5y ago
My biggest issue with code reviews/PRs is that it runs counter to trunk-based development, of which I am a fan. I much prefer to go in and check people's small commits to master than look at a huge PR before it gets merged in, but
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by moogly 5y ago
Indeed. That money doesn't go to Microsoft though, but to AMD or Intel.
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by moogly 5y ago
They had all the firsts expect for the last one, which someone decided was the only one that counted.
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by moogly 5y ago
I also live in the EU. It's not foreign to me because I live in Scandinavia where we have plenty of wood. In Scandinavia (and the Baltics and parts of Russia) we build houses largely the same way as they do in North America. Western Pl
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by moogly 5y ago
Windows 11 is a free upgrade.
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by moogly 5y ago
My "7th gen" Skylake-X is less than 4 years old. It cost $1400. My X299 motherboard has a TPM header though, thankfully.
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by moogly 5y ago
Looks like they're porting it to macOS and Linux: https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/WebView2Feedback/issues/645
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by moogly 5y ago
Chances are those CPUs have the Intel PTT which is a fully compliant TPM 2.0 module running in the Intel Management Engine firmware. AMD has a similar feature called fTPM. You should be able to enable that in the BIOS/UEFI. If there&#x
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by moogly 5y ago
> people are less likely to buy from a half-empty shelf. Wait, what? Is this a thing? If anything, I would guess a half-empty shelf would trigger a "this product is popular so I should probably get some", but even that is stret
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by moogly 5y ago
> I couldn't find a way to build a normal Windows installer with Electron (if there is please let me know) https://www.electronforge.io/config/makers - WiX MSI - Squirrel.Windows Are your options here. I had mo
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by moogly 5y ago
What on earth... Putting a bunch of binary installers in a GitHub repo. Why would you do that?
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by moogly 5y ago
I can see that, especially since the Android emulators have been historically terrible (never tried the Intel one though, which maybe had some of this tech?). But this was highlighted in the video clearly targeted at consumers with great fa
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by moogly 5y ago
> You have been able to move the task bar to left/right screen edges for years Since Windows 95, even.
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by moogly 5y ago
Well, hopefully something like this app still works https://github.com/CrypticButter/ButteryTaskbar (it makes it so the Taskbar is only visible when you press the Win key). I switched to having the taskbar on the left
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by moogly 5y ago
But why? I can think of exactly 0 Android apps I would like to run on my Windows desktop (and I've been an Android user since the original Samsung Galaxy S). Is this really something people crave to do?
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by moogly 5y ago
Samsung used to guarantee their smartphones to operate down to -4°F. Not sure they still do. Having trouble finding current information online.
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by moogly 5y ago
In the shade.
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by moogly 5y ago
DrDisrespect?
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by moogly 5y ago
Ah, I see. Well. I disabled that the first time I installed Windows 10, back... I don't know how many years ago. It's still disabled. Also, maybe the fact that I uninstalled all pre-installed apps I knew would never use made it so
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by moogly 5y ago
What Xbox overlay and what weather widget? Running 21H1 and never seen any of those.
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by moogly 5y ago
You can thank Epic for that recent change.
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by moogly 5y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but it looks to be mostly frontend stuff to me.
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by moogly 5y ago
Yeah, it was DDoS. Attacks continued after they paid up, to no one's surprise. When researching what email provider to choose a few years ago, I found a lot of tales about it being a haven for spammers and with the baggage all that ent
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by moogly 5y ago
My post made it clear I don't use Gmail.
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by moogly 5y ago
I got a ProtonMail account just weeks before the infamous hacking/ransom. The fact that they _paid the ransom_ made them a no-go for me, and I never started using the account. Also, AIUI, the fact that their accounts are free makes the
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by moogly 5y ago
And we're free to call it for what it is: nepotism

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