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7y ago
That's not too bad, considering the primary use of a better terminal would be for WSL use. Can we expect the stable app to launch at the same time as weeklies/nightlies, or will there be a delay?
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7y ago
I think what he's asking is when we download Terminal, will Powershell or WSL just launch Terminal when invoked rather than conhost? Also, how stable/unstable will the preview be?
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7y ago
https://twitter.com/bad_packets/status/1124429828680085504 Looks like someone was scraping for `.git/config`
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7y ago
On Pixels at least there's an optional lockdown button in the power menu. Disables all biometrics/smart lock, hides all notifications on lock screen, and more importantly doesn't say anything like "locked manually".
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7y ago
You're putting the cart before the horse on the heated seat argument though. It's cheaper to have one factory line for the seats. Ideally you would pay the same price for the car without heated seats whether or not the hardware wa
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7y ago
Generally anomaly when referring to rocket test fires/launches is an unplanned/unexpected big boom of something that isn't supposed to go boom.
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7y ago
Given the context of that scene, it was more an indication of how much characters A and B had been affected by the situation.
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7y ago
Yup! One is from the engine bell, one from the widest part of the body by the landing legs, and the third is the grid fins.
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7y ago
Hey, thanks so much!
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7y ago
As there's very little documentation on this right now: couple of related questions (feel free to ignore them I don't want to guilt you into it) 1. It doesn't seem to be using the Titan M flow on my Pixel 3 currently 2. After
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8y ago
It's a corp machine, and we're the IT department, and my boss has already said that if it happens for a third time, he's going to tell our rep to swap it out for an 18 SKU with the butterfly v3. My understanding is that the b
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8y ago
I don't have the patience to go through that, especially considering I had my keyboard swapped last week and keys are already behaving differently again, and I've got a new Genius appointment for tomorrow.
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8y ago
Yes. Multiple U2F devices are possible. I have 2 yubikeys connected as well as the Google prompt.
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8y ago
Simple ( https://www.simple.com/ ) might be the closest to this in the US. It doesn't have no fee foreign exchanges, no rounding up, but does basically everything else there.
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8y ago
I'm 95% sure that URL is safe.
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8y ago
Gmail now has snoozing, you could probably use stars and filters to get 95% of the way to pinning.
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8y ago
I'm curious enough to ask (and I don't mean to sound snarky with this), but what's the value proposition? If I'm a customer, what benefit do I gain from this? Phone numbers are easily recognizable and they're alread
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8y ago
Considering that a local government can't just spend the money allocated to "national defense" even if they wanted to, I'd consider that a pretty tenuous argument to make.
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8y ago
Yes, this pauses sync when you sign out of Gmail.
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8y ago
Buy a Pixel, set a secure passcode. There you go.
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8y ago
The only source I can find is Verge quoting an anonymous PR person for background. https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/12/17848500/google-inbox-shu...
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8y ago
Yes. Gmail got Smart Reply, snoozing. Bundles are coming soon, and Smart Compose built on Smart Reply.
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8y ago
You can imagine how ridiculous this sounds right? If Google had blacklisted these certs in April as you claim, would that have not been a massive shitshow for everyone involved, and would have been on the top of HN?
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8y ago
Your anecdotal evidence doesn't prove they didn't respect it. I was just able to load PayPal with a Symantec cert on Chrome 69 on Android, which I realize is dueling anecdotes, but I'm just reinforcing the status quo, you
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8y ago
But the gauge cluster screen is connected to the infotainment system.
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8y ago
My assumption is that if Google (which deploys the Yubikey Nano across their employees) is willing to make the leap that there'd be no way to trigger the button press via USB, then assuming Tomu has done their due diligence, it's
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8y ago
They are though. You can go from flying a spaceship, land, get out, shoot some friends, get back in a spaceship and fly away. The module concept hasn't really been a thing for a while.
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8y ago
To be clear: when they say paid, it would be a license to install Android as the OEM, not the end user directly paying for Android.
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8y ago
I've got 30GB+ of photos/videos in my Google Photos (unclear count due to Pixel free upload). I launch Google Photos, I see the most recent photos. I scrub down to 2011, there's the photos in 2011. It doesn't try to load
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8y ago
If I use an adblock on desktop platforms, have YouTube premium to block ads, do I really have attention being focused on ads more than a passing glance as I scroll through the internet on my phone?
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