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by no_carrier 3y ago
Since Google doesn't make screens, I don't see how this is their fault? > https://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-biggest-proble ... That article is from 2020. In my opinion, Pixel is the crown jewel of A
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by no_carrier 3y ago
I was Googling Pixel Watch 2 carrier availability for the Australian market and ended up on the Google Support thread where someone had asked when certain carriers will get the watch. The "accepted answer" was one of these suppor
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by no_carrier 3y ago
The problem with IngressRoute is that Helm charts are mostly using Ingress. Luckily, traefik have solved this through the use of annotations, which allows me to avoid using IngressRoute entirely.
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by no_carrier 3y ago
Could this not be achieved by managing your own vm on Apple silicon, if you're that averse to the Podman Desktop GUI?
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by no_carrier 3y ago
Late reply, but this could be due to your browsers handling DNS differently. Both are capable of using DoH (DNS over HTTPS) and using DNS settings independent of the rest of your PC.
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by no_carrier 3y ago
Same with Material Shell for me. I can no longer live without it.
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by no_carrier 3y ago
> Like even they know YouTube is dying I'm not sure how you drew that conclusion. Of course Floatplane subscribers get the sponsorships edited out, that's the benefit of being a sponsor. LTT was worried about their Youtube depe
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by no_carrier 3y ago
Agreed, Sync was perfection. It got a little rocky with the redesign, but I think the dev handled it masterfully by rolling back for a bit and taking stock. The re-launch allowed you to configure the UI of the app any way you liked, so yo
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by no_carrier 3y ago
Why aren't any of the components in the docs interactive like every other framework? That doesn't fill me with confidence.
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by no_carrier 3y ago
> E-paper keeps its content without power You're thinking of e-ink. e-paper has always been used to describe this type of low power LCD screen. I first came across the terminology with the Pebble watches.
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by no_carrier 3y ago
Today's your lucky day. There's a guy on YouTube who has been playing around with this at home and various other shapes - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnotAvxKhPY
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by no_carrier 3y ago
Captive portals can and should have TLS enabled, even if they're internally served, there's nothing stopping you putting on a cert signed by a well known CA. The way I handle it is I have the captive portal DNS name in public DNS
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by no_carrier 3y ago
My thoughts exactly.
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by no_carrier 4y ago
It looks like a free article to me?
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by no_carrier 4y ago
This article makes things more complicated than they need to be: > vi $(find . '/' | fzf): For finding random config files Instead you can just use: > vi **<tab> ** is the real gamechanger here. You can use it wi
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by no_carrier 4y ago
I could've sworn that the copy of Doom on DOS I had back in the 90s supported the monitor angle as a commandline arg. This video says otherwise, but I'll swear black and blue that it was there, and I've never had any special
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by no_carrier 4y ago
If by 'full BGP tables' you mean the entire internet routing table, you don't need that to advertise a network on the internet. You can receive just a default route if you wish and still be able to advertise to any carriers
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by no_carrier 4y ago
Also: - Kubernetes has been incredibly transformative and adopted by all other cloud providers - Golang - the language of choice for a lot of cloud native tools - Flutter - it may not be the incumbent choice but it makes cross platform deve
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by no_carrier 4y ago
Interesting stats, thanks!
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by no_carrier 4y ago
How much does this make for you?
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by no_carrier 4y ago
Interesting to compare this to SocialBlade, which estimate a range of $55k - $887k per year.
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by no_carrier 4y ago
> By contrast, iPhone places it in the command center. Pull down from anywhere, click the remote-icon, boom, control your TV. Doesn't even mess with your current app. It's exactly the same on Android - pull down the notificatio
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by no_carrier 4y ago
I think this change probably has more to do with corporate firewalls than anything else. A lot of corporate internet access isn't set up to MITM the requests (a lot of places are setup for this, but a lot aren't). If they places
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by no_carrier 4y ago
Interesting... Google caught out Bing stealing search results a number of years before that - https://searchengineland.com/google-bing-is-cheating-copying... I guess engineers at Google have too short of tenure to actually
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by no_carrier 5y ago
For anyone this may matter to, keep in mind that Regolith doesn't support Wayland (as i3 is for X only). To me that's a deal breaker. It would be nice to see Regolith picking up support for Sway/Wayland instead of i3.
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by no_carrier 5y ago
That's exactly how Android works down to the letter.
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by no_carrier 5y ago
They're identical in Australian English.
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by no_carrier 6y ago
Did you think about having both the laptop and desktop connected via the dock and then using the USB switcher to switch it that way? Then there wouldn't be any messing around with monitor source. Is that even doable? It's the ty
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by no_carrier 6y ago
It's actually the other way around. The pre-sliced or non-fresh durian tends to have lost a lot of the odour. Hotels and public transport in Thailand don't ban it for no reason.
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by no_carrier 6y ago
I don't follow Trump on Twitter but go and look up his feed regularly by Googling 'donald trump twitter'. I always get there by the first result. This morning? He doesn't seem to be on the front page at all... the firs

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