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I like it but low contrast make it unusable for me. For example comment color is almost the same color as the background, hard to read for me. I use default VS Code theme with background changed to pure black and some other colors made brig
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I guess a full scripting language support in the log string should be the next big feature. Ideally with full FS and network access.
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Edge browser now warns users about the dangers of downloading Google Chrome
(arstechnica.com)
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>> Comparing yourself to other people is a losing game - no matter how awesome you are you'll always find people that are "better" than you This negative mindset may actually hurt you! Your subconscious listens to this.
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This is it! I guess often people don't realize how much work it is gonna be when they start. If they did they would have never started working on it. But they may actually like the work or want to improve and learn something new while
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Isn't the "chrome" value for "headless" parameter ignored? Maybe he simply meant the --headless switch (since Chrome 59) https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/04/headles
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11 years ago European Commision ordered them to let the user chose which browser to use. How come they are now forcing their browser again without asking users?! https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2010/mar/
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If it sounds too good to be true it probably is. But maybe it will at least be possible to buy a genuine battery directly from them (for high price but still).
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TL;DR His is skeptical. For example he needs to replace just the keyboard (not the whole topcase) to make the repair economical. He needs to replace LCD panel only instead of the whole screen assembly. It may be still beneficial to be able
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Maybe they are storing it plain-text and it causes them issues like variable substitution in some database backup or management scripts.
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Next step: Remove dislike button altogether and let our lives be positive, full of sunshine and joy only.
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Also applies to other SmartCards, they sometimes even run Java applets https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-basic-architecture-o...
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What a shame! In my opinion publicly accessible API is simply public. The can attempt to block access from "un-approved" clients server-side but that's it. It is like saying my website is accessible only from Firefox and it i
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"virtual experiences" sounds a lot like Roblox. Unless they acquire Roblox I can't imagine them doing "virtual experiences". So far they failed with anything other than selling ads. Messenger is so bad, that even th
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That's why there are self-hosted solutions like NextCloud or home NAS devices.
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Or perhaps people want want to connect three devices together without a bag full of dongles and let all batteries charge at the same time.
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I moved from C++ to Go. It made programming enjoyable to me again. With couple of lines of code, huge and well-thought system libraries and very accessible external modules and gomod I can create a working SW fast. No complicated configurat
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Scaleway
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>> Strange that they would ask these questions if they were simply going to shred the device. Why not? It does sound micer that way and some customers may actually think they resell them just because of this...
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Except for OpenGL deprecation on Mac and forcing devs to use their proprietary Metal instead of cross-platform Vulkan...
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No problem, they still have phone numbers of those people so they can send them SMS with Signal invitation. :)
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It is also possible to use user scripts & Violent Monkey on mobile - Kiwi browser [1], based on Chromium, supports browser extensions as well as full Developer Tools. :) [1] https://kiwibrowser.com/
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Some time ago I received an ordinary SMS on the iPad but I couldn't read it until I signed into iMessage! So iMessage app doesn't work like SMS reading app. It forces you into using iMessage account to just read an SMS. Later it l
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You should not buy a cheap device from a manufacturer with bad SW update reputation. Look at Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge - 5 years old device: - Released with Android 6.0.1. - Received 7.0 and 8.0 major updates. - Has unofficial 11 support. - Re
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>> SoC that often have weird peripheral and drivers that require patched kernels This is a sad industry-wide mess which should have been fixed long time ago IMO. It is unfortunately common for an Android device to come with a custom p
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It may be easy to hide that as part of an update, after mainstream focus settles down. It could be part of "Various privacy improvements" changelog line and it may not be easily noticable. And if some security researcher discovers
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I for one use KDE and it suits me perfectly. I think it is matter of preference only. For example I don't like MacOS UI that much. Some ideas are awesome there others not that much. Life is not black and white, nothing can be 100% perf
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This is definitely not true generally! I value my time high as well and I have been using Linux for many years. System updates are no worse than any other system, I would even say easier as I don't need to reboot every time. I have bee
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and Brave (after enabling it in Settings)
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It's fine, the stock is still strong. That's just the screeching minority which "misunderstood" it.
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