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by onli 4y ago
You shouldn't be downvoted. It's exactly the problem. My main factors are: Replaceable battery, headphone jack, LineageOS (or other custom rom) support. If those are matched the smaller the better - I loved my HP Veer, which I adm
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by onli 4y ago
The tests run on the mobile device, or rather mostly the emulator. No API server to interact with (and I would not know why?). The shop uses integration tests for three things: 1. Testing some migrations 2. Click through the app, as part of
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by onli 4y ago
Just an additional note: Integration testing was indeed completely broken for a while, with the docs stating otherwise. They reworked it a few releases ago and since then it works well for us (limited usage, but completely stable for what w
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by onli 4y ago
Seems like it does not work with all devices and it also depends on the provider. It creates lots of uncertainty.
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by onli 4y ago
The functionality is merged :)
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by onli 4y ago
Thanks! Sure, if the data is already in the wiki that should be doable. Gonna have a look.
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by onli 4y ago
Thanks for linking to the site. I just updated it to include the new version. It's called 19.1 in their wiki and I'll just copy that version number for now.
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by onli 4y ago
I really like LineageOS, but this is partly on them as well. They are the most popular ROM and they do very little to make this situation easier. With this situation I do not mean the install itself - actually there they do a lot, the docum
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by onli 5y ago
That your public function calls private functions is an implementation detail. It does not matter, test the public function. Subsequently that tests the private functions for all relevant input. There was recently a submission here on HN th
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by onli 5y ago
Pretty sure you are right. I can see the image in my head, the soldier would roll and then kneel while shooting. Bond had no jump that I can I remember though. And now that I wrote that I sincerely hope to not have it mixed up with the &quo
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by onli 5y ago
For Intel, those are the cheapest of the cheap boards with the very limited H610 chipset. If you want something acceptable you will pay a lot more. AMD on the other hand has cheap good option with B550 or even B450.
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by onli 5y ago
The article explains pretty well the advantages of induction. I had induction in my last appartment, gas before and currently a glass-ceramic cooktop (without induction). Induction was clearly the best. Very fast to make water boil, no issu
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by onli 5y ago
> and every roof would need solar panels That's already coming to Germany, see https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solare_Baupflicht . Not legislated in the whole country yet, but that's just a matter of time n
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by onli 5y ago
But it's irrelevant trust. Stuff about signatures and specific practices. What makes F-Droid more secure are the kind of apps that are in it, that the apps are FOSS alone makes it less likely for spyware to be added to them. Sure it ca
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by onli 5y ago
Just to give a counterpoint to this, I love Dart. My preferred language is Ruby and Dart certainly is not Ruby. But it also makes me a bit happy when writing it: It's easy to understand and clean enough. The typing system is done well
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by onli 5y ago
Agreed. I was thinking that we must have completely missed something (working with flutter right now) to not be aware of those bugs, but looking at them they are minor and have a solution in the issue threads. These are in no way blockers f
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by onli 5y ago
If you can control the HTML, https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_html works pretty good.
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by onli 5y ago
Try 12 for DX1. But exactly: > In other words, the rules can be set up unfairly AND still have room for just differentiation between children and adults. That's the point I wanted to make. The other that some of the rules just are
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by onli 5y ago
First, even if you think everything is handled perfectly now, things can be unfair and still be the best possible option. Try to see things from the perspective of a child. Or if that's too far away, a teenager. Didn't it always f
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by onli 5y ago
Of course that's unfair. Always has been.
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by onli 5y ago
Indeed I have not, its 1.0 release came after I had moved on from that job. Does not look as nice to me, from a first glance, but that might be misleading. Thanks for the hint.
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by onli 5y ago
> I've found bloc + freezed-based code generation to do state works much better for me than any alternatives. ymmv. YMMV definitely applies :) Since I have some experience with exactly that alternative: I see bloc + freezed as the
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by onli 5y ago
Na, it's okay, if you really feel that way you should comment accordingly, especially given my strong blanket recommendation. I see it exactly the other way around, but defining things like "clean" are hard to do and we might
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by onli 5y ago
It works perfectly for us - in a professional app nonetheless - and has not been restricting at all. No bad design or anti-pattern bit us, and it does not get cleaner or more expressive than Obx with a controller. This is unlikely to change
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by onli 5y ago
That's exactly what I mean - none of this matters. The maintainer does his job well and GetX does solve the problems it claims to solve nicely. Use Obx with a GetX controller and you are done. The other parts of the project, like the r
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by onli 5y ago
Some opinions about good choices here, over a year of app development: * Don't get confused by the myriads of state management solutions. Just use GetX, it's a sane solution that works as advertised. * There were a couple of stora
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by onli 5y ago
Oh, interesting! https://www.rapidmail.de/blog/welche-vorgaben-gelten-bei-der... claims the same for Germany. That makes it a bit easier to find a solution.
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by onli 5y ago
> Wtf is wrong with putting contact information in the unsubscribe link By law, depending where you are, a unsubscribe link has to be instant. So there can not be an intermediate screen asking for confirmation or showing contact inform
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by onli 5y ago
> You're basically arguing any link to an image on imgur or flickr or wikimedia is should be fined. Why do you think that? I would never agree that a link should carry any responsibility to the site owner, even if it linked to por
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by onli 5y ago
Maybe. I think it's less fuzzy - the ads back then were clearly ads and harder to mix up with search results. So even if Google had ads on top of search results then, it wasn't as misleading. Or rather: The statement looked valid

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