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by moooo99 7y ago
This sounds like a fun idea, but similar to ehacke I doubt this would be legal. Payment processing is pretty complex and heavily regulated, making this an even harder project. There are some projects that want to make credit card payments m
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by moooo99 7y ago
We have them at work as well and I quite like them. It is just annoying if you have to constatntly re-adjust when someone else sat on your desk for a week. But that's not really an issue with the chair itself.
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by moooo99 7y ago
Given the size of hospitals around the world, I'd assume its not unlikely that they'll buy 100+ of these devices. I agee that this is somewhat confusing, but it doesn't seem too unrealistic. Also, it seems like the actual tes
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by moooo99 7y ago
They were in contact with the CEO. They had some problems since they wanted to send out an email to all 42k participants with an invite link. Apparently invite links for Slack are only valid for up to 2k users. It seems like the Slack team
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by moooo99 7y ago
I never understood how a company like Google constantly tries to build a decent chat app but never succeeds. They have so much software developers, they own the biggest ad-network worldwide and the majority of mobile phones runs their opera
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by moooo99 7y ago
The virus has a very limited lifespan on surfaces like cardboard [1][2]. On cardboard it is able to remain infectious for up to 24h. On plastics and stainless steel its much longer, but as you said, the product was packed months earlier. Yo
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by moooo99 7y ago
> Similarly, if someone actually wants to contact my e-mail for a hobby-project Also, some people prefer to not disclose their employer on GitHub hobby projects (or at all on the web). Simiarly, your employer doesn't necessarily nee
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by moooo99 7y ago
You can't use it to record into seperate files. However, you can use it to make the necessary editing while recording the presentation. In OBS you can create Scenes with multiple video sources. The scene will be the output you see in t
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by moooo99 7y ago
I'm not 100% sure if I understood the problem right, but maybe OBS [1] could be an easier solution. You can use it to record screens and webcam streams. You can layout "scenes" with the video sources and use it while holding
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by moooo99 7y ago
Both Xbox One[1] and Playstation 4 [2] support keyboard an mouse input. However, irrc the games have to choose to support it, so there does not appear that there'd default mappings for the keyboard (which kind of makes sense). I think
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by moooo99 7y ago
Does it have to feel like a native app? Depending on the audience you're targeting, I'd argue that most people don't even care, as long as its a good user experience.
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by moooo99 7y ago
> 28 cores and 1.5TB of RAM is still very much workstation territory But its still a rather overpriced workstation. However, thats not the topic. Microsoft also charges what the market will bare, but it is a completely different market.
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by moooo99 7y ago
Tesla has thousands of employees, sells thousands of cars and sometimes even makes money. I can't believe they still get away with "Sorry, we messed up, but we're a startup after all"
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by moooo99 7y ago
Okay, from a software engineering perspective you're 100% right. Browsers are a very complex system and they'll continue to grow. But try to see it from a user perspective. You as a software developer know how your system works. Y
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by moooo99 7y ago
I'd say the opposite is true. With more powerful browsers, you are making web applications more powerful and remove the need for a desktop app. Web apps, if built correctly, are probably more secure than desktop apps. Especially consid
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by moooo99 7y ago
> screwing customers with exploitive dealer networks, Not sure if Tesla's approach to that is more customer friendly. Their cars are basically iPhones on wheels, they are locked down to the same extent. iirc you cannot even get repl
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by moooo99 7y ago
Absolutely. Whenever I see ads on social media for yet another dropshipping store I can instantly guess how much they are paying for the product when they order it from China.
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by moooo99 7y ago
Its not only the lack of good infrastructure. The schools don't have the necessary skills to maintain these kind of systems and often don't have enough money to outsource
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by moooo99 7y ago
You can. But especially if you don't have frequent contact with other timezones it is very hard to keep track about how far they are ahead or behind your local time. This gets even harder with DST. While this might be easy if you&#x27
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by moooo99 7y ago
Keeping track of the buisness hours of a specific office is way easier than keeping track of their timezone, business hours and then convert your local time to their time to see if they're actually open.
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by moooo99 7y ago
> A replacement at an apple store in Germany is €55 Yes, for the older models (pre iPhone X). Every upcoming iPhone is likely to fall into the 75€ category. The main drawback however is the availability of the Apple stores. In Germany in
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by moooo99 7y ago
Especially considering that a battery replacement at Apple is around 75€. While thats a lot cheaper than buying a new phone as soon as the battery goes bad, its a lot more expensive than opening up the cover of your phone and simply swappin
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by moooo99 7y ago
That sounds really interesting. I recently bought Live 10, so I'm an absolute beginner. Sounds like a great learning resource.
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by moooo99 7y ago
Physical hardware seems like a promising replacement for passwords. But is there any real adoption in consumer services right now? The only two services I know that suppport Fido2 are Google and GitHub. Are there any other big services I&#x
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by moooo99 7y ago
Because your phone is designed to do that, a car is not . Besides, iirc the most car services don't even use the car hardware itself to enable their service. They usually install secondary systems for communication with their servers
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by moooo99 7y ago
It might. But the Android phone manufacturers tend to build their own interpretation of the stock Android features. The main factor that confused me on the iPhone was the lack of a back button like I'm used to on my Galaxy.
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by moooo99 7y ago
I feel the same. A friend of mine asked me to take a photo with his iPhone XR a while ago. I couldn't figure out how to launch the camera app from the lockscreen. The gesture controls Apple implemented starting with the iPhone X are al
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by moooo99 7y ago
> Emphasis on real. There is definitely something that most people would refer to as "self-driving" in cars on the road. Then you'd have to define what a self-driving car actually means. At least for me, self-driving means
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by moooo99 7y ago
> And yet it's literally in cars on the road. It is not . There is no real self-driving on the road, at least not in conventional vehicles. Teslas autopilot is basically a collection of conventional assistive systems that work unde
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by moooo99 7y ago
> They're very successful in Germany where banking is a very slow, difficult, manually run industry (from what I've heard) You are absolutely right. Banking here in Germany is ridiculously slow. Transferring money between banks

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