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by neop1x 5y ago
Yes and look at Macbook 12 retina [1] and remember.. keyboard is one of the things to worn out quickly and can also be easily damaged by liquid spill. Also notice the video is fast-forwarded many times during the procedure. [1] https:&#x2F
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by neop1x 5y ago
And some parts are can't even be swapped from one genuine device to another - home buttons used to be like that. But in newer iPhones that applies for other components too. IIRC some of them can be reprogrammed somehow but it is additi
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by neop1x 5y ago
Yes, I also saw Sign up first and at the time I was about to leave I noticed the Edit button. It mentioned I can "click Edit and try" but it was not clear I can do that immediately at the landing page without registration.
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by neop1x 5y ago
That assumes the person being tracked owns a supported iPhone device. So that probably means someone with an android, having AirTag planted on them, can be tracked freely by nearby iPhones...
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by neop1x 5y ago
Have a look at big "business monitors" like NEC E657Q [1]. I was able to find some 55, 65, 75" 4K monitors without smart functions. It is probably not THAT bad after all... [1] https://www.nec-display.com/ap&#
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by neop1x 5y ago
in 2008 they even built "investment houses" far from any water or electricity supply, with no one living there.
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by neop1x 5y ago
Email is not a webpage. Keep your web skills for the web, please.
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by neop1x 5y ago
Looking at 1* or 2* reviews often says much more than total * count. But of course, sorting is often possible by total * only. Maybe sorting items by least amount of 1* and 2* would help.
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by neop1x 5y ago
It's not just privacy! When I want to share an article with someone, I don't want the link to have 1000 characters with urlencoded arguments! On mobile I often do it manually and it's very annoying!
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by neop1x 5y ago
Playing Roblox and Minecraft? Well, maybe doing some remote system hacking or flashing LineageOS on ther smartphone. But the fact is that systems are much more complex and secure today. There is high barrier of entry and too much to learn.
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by neop1x 5y ago
Maybe HN should append [twitter tale] or something like that to the title as they do for [video] and [pdf]. Then I would first try to find a one-page transcript in a comment...
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by neop1x 5y ago
Yes, it is often impossible to source things like Intel CPUs or chipsets. They sell them to device manufacturers only in millions. Even if you have IR rework station and can solder BGA chips you have no reliable source of these chips. It is
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by neop1x 5y ago
Apparently not only the revenue stream but a ban from the store and maybe other Google services. Seems like a good tool to take down a competitor's app.
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by neop1x 6y ago
I agree with OP and disagree with you. People are different. I hate ads and I rarely buy products via ads. More often I use friend recommendation or product reviews/comparisons. I don't want to see ads when I am not planning to bu
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by neop1x 6y ago
UWB is also integrated in the newest Samsung phones https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/8/22373410/samsung-galaxy-sm...
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by neop1x 6y ago
>> A smart real estate investment can generate money for y you regardless if its market value. Unless it loses 50%+ of value suddenly. Then it may take you 10+ years to return back to profit. >> If the company doesn’t issue divi
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by neop1x 6y ago
Amazon Ion [1] supports schema [2] and it all looks quite nice to me. Maybe it deserves wider adoption. [1] https://amzn.github.io/ion-docs/ [2] https://amzn.github.io/ion-schema/
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by neop1x 6y ago
Because not many people care (yet). Of course font should always be defined in physical units (be it pt, inch or mm). Pixels are irelevant. When you are printing a text, you also don't care about how many pixels are being printed - you
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by neop1x 6y ago
Fix the OS and CSS to make it possible to define "real physical sizes". When you are printing a book, you are not printing a text with font size of 24 pixels. Forget about pixels, pixel density of modern displays is so hight that
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by neop1x 6y ago
Or a fitness band like MiBand. It works similarly and battery lasts almost a month.
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by neop1x 6y ago
>> It's not just me who runs without it; Google production machines did for many years. But then you need other mechanisms monitoring "out of memory" situations. For example Kubernetes also require nodes to have swap di
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by neop1x 6y ago
The last time I used it, it also disabled ETags by default . I lost many hours trying to figure out why those 10MB Kibana JS bundles are re-downloaded on every page load and only in my Firefox, checking about:config, etc... I know etags ca
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by neop1x 6y ago
Wouldn't some kind of "syscall proxy" or a wrapper possible? There is gVisor [1] which if I understand correctly re-implements Linux kernel in userspace for security, pretty interesting. Such layer would have to re-implement
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by neop1x 6y ago
I use Authy app which performs encrypted backups to the cloud and verifies regularly that I can still remember the passphrase. I have never lost a TOTP token this way.
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by neop1x 6y ago
Not true. On x86 there is VDPAU/VAAPI for accessing HW encoders and decoders (GPU/CPU) and it works perfectly. FFMPEG and players support it out of the box on Arch Linux. HW encoders produce much worse quality than CPU encoding. B
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by neop1x 6y ago
Exactly. This is something which will most likely be lost by adoption of canvas webapps :( It will solely be on the webapp developer to implement/allow any kind of scaling. And generally such creators don't care. Webapps today are
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by neop1x 6y ago
I have been happily using KDE on Arch Linux for many years as well. Just two times I saw what seemed to be an xorg glitch which required powering off and on the display output via xrandr over SSH. And MTP (android file transfer) implementat
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by neop1x 6y ago
Nah, not anymore. SSD and RAM are soldered on the motherboard in newer Macbooks [1]. And you can't even swap parts in iPhone 12 unless you reprogram their EEPROMs [2]. [1] https://www.ifixit.com/laptop-repairability [2
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by neop1x 6y ago
After your free credits will run out it will start being pretty expensive. Then it may be too late to migrate to a different provider due to excessive egress costs.
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by neop1x 6y ago
The problem was I didn't compile it with pcap support initially (it is not enabled by default). It needs: make USE_CAP=yes Then it showed "=ep" for every process BUT your patch fixed it and now it correctly lists process capa

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