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   by pawadu 10y ago

   can this have been an in-app dialog? many apps simply ask you if they can show you notifications.
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   by pawadu 10y ago

   1. what kind of shady apps were you installing? What you describe is against Google ToS and results in a ban from the store. 2. long press on the notification to see what app sent it, then press to disable any further notifications from tha
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   by pawadu 10y ago

   Your two arguments are contradictory.
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   by pawadu 10y ago

   This is the only reason opera is not my main browser anymore.
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   by pawadu 10y ago

   I shed a tear every time I see something like this: > I got a Macbook Air even though I couldn’t afford it, (believe it or not, my intern salary was pretty low) Why? Because somewhere someone is not reaching to his/her full potentia
6. 666.▲
   by pawadu 10y ago

   Kind of off-topic, but where can I find the OKL4 source code? All I have found is a really old version that doesn't seem to have much in common with the current one.
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   by pawadu 10y ago

   Lets turn this around: The terrible truth is that some web devs don't give a shit about web standards. They just want the site to look good on their iMac with Safari. So now we have huge webkit emulation layers in all major browser...
8. 668.▲
   by pawadu 10y ago

   I don't understand your logic here. Are the costumers using Chrome? Then devs should test on Chrome too. Are the costumers NOT using Chrome? Then what is the problem??
9. 669.▲
   by pawadu 10y ago

   Seriously? In a thread about Android Studio of all places?? https://developer.android.com/studio/write/layout-editor.htm...
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    But that stuff is mostly relevant for manufacturers, not developers.
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    And the web apps all run on the same machine?
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    > Ever since Windows 8, PCs and laptops no longer ship with the Windows Certificate of Authenticity (COA) that we’ve all become accustomed to seeing: And thanks god for that. Nothings kill a premium look more than an cheap ugly unaligned
13. 673.▲
    by pawadu 10y ago

    Wait, how does this work again?
14. 674.▲
    by pawadu 10y ago

    Dear god, this a thousand times.
15. 675.▲
    by pawadu 10y ago

    what about armchair prosecutors?
16. 676.▲
    by pawadu 10y ago

    Well, that is the patch that causes this problem... At the time this patch was submitted, ARM was running a program that awarded engineers who could improve performance of aarch64.
17. 677.▲
    by pawadu 10y ago

    I appreciate you digging up the relevant text from the manual, but I don't think you should accuse Samsung of wrongdoing based on such far fetched assumptions. That document does not explicitly forbids this. In addition, take a look at
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    Okay, I did not know that. But could you point me to the part of the spec that says this? I wasn't able to find this in their public specs.
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    Can you point me to the manual that does say so? This is all I could find on the subject > [3:0] IminLine Log 2 of the number of words in the smallest cache line of all the Instruction Caches that the processor controls. > This values
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    because 1. github needs some competition 2. gitlab hosts f-droid and some other awesome projects 3. many of us use their enterprise edition at work (and loving it) 4. they were funded by the very company that runs this forum
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    > Samsung's design breaks correctly written user-land code. Are you sure? From the article, it sounds to me that the real cause of the error is an incorrect assumption made by the GCC people.
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    You could also say that the ARM implementation is not optimal since it uses the same cache size for vastly different designs (different pipeline length and memory access characteristics). Samsung tried to improve performance, I don't t
23. 683.▲
    by pawadu 10y ago

    please tell more :)
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    Where do you get the 50% number from? These GPS changes started in 4.0.4 (or was it 4.1?) which means 98% of devices (96%) include this: https://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    Could you comment on the size of the generated files? live images in particular? On W10m live photos are just too large (10-15MB) to be sent to others.
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    Counterpoint: Microsoft Hyperlapse for Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft....
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    Not an Android user, but this is great to hear. Will Pix replace hyperlapse on android?
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    Please get your facts straight before your distort them :) Windows phone (now w10 mobile) camera has supported these stuff for some years now (either natively or via extensions). Don't forget that "Live Photo" is Apples imple
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    But I could never do business with the guy that shut down Google Reader. So who are Storyworths competitors? They can have my money
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    by pawadu 10y ago

    edit: here is the wikipedia article about the coup, see how bad it aligns with eternalban's view of the events https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohammad_Mosaddegh