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by pquki4 2y ago
> Importantly, all models of the Pura 70 run HarmonyOS 4.2 – Huawei's not-Android operating system. This needs a lot more context. My understanding is that at this time HarmonyOS is still fully compatible with Android and you can ju
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by pquki4 2y ago
Based on the first paragraph of the article which focuses on Exchange rather than language, I'd say the feature itself is more important than the implementation, and that's also what most users care about.
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by pquki4 2y ago
What if a comment is updated to remove the link? Or maybe a new comment has no link, an edited version has a link, then the latest version removes link etc.
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by pquki4 2y ago
Depending on your environment, a projector could very likely be more expensive but leads to worse experience than a half decent 4k TV. Most of people don't do what you are describing because they are spending their money well, not beca
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by pquki4 2y ago
Why is UUID related to telemetry? If you use router level AdBlock -- that is, DNS filtering -- lots of ads and telemetry go away by themselves, and what UUID is used is irrelevant. Of course, most people don't do that, but still I don&
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by pquki4 2y ago
Heard of TikTok?
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by pquki4 3y ago
Eh, this article has absolutely nothing to do with web frameworks?
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by pquki4 3y ago
This is one of those things that look great in demos but impossible to use for a professional website.
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by pquki4 3y ago
And too many websites force you to type the 2FA code, like, actually hitting the keys one after another, instead of allowing pasting the code despite the fact that they send the 6 digits to your email.
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by pquki4 3y ago
In principle yes, but it is often far less than ideal. Popular books often have only 2 copies, physical or digital, so you need to wait in the queue for a while before you can get to read it. And that's only if your library carries the
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by pquki4 3y ago
Amazon is not incentivized to do so for as long as they maintain a monopoly in the book market, just like they are not putting enough effort in removing knock off products.
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by pquki4 3y ago
Also an outsider, but seeing the approval process in my own organization, I am 110% sure such "outside work" wouldn't have been approved, had the author sought it.
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by pquki4 3y ago
Dude, I don't know what your expectations are, but you have to give credit where credit is due. Lenovo is never going to release a Framework-like product, nor will most of the PC manufacturers. Improving the repairability of devices, h
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by pquki4 3y ago
Can't recommend this enough. The website contains almost all the course's materials, including exams and even answers. The only things that are missing are TA office hours and the credit which they obviously can't offer for f
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by pquki4 3y ago
When I read the first sentence > The other day this snippet of Typescript generated by Github copilot was floating around I was wondering, did that happen on Twitter/X? And I was not disappointed. That is the place where these peopl
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by pquki4 3y ago
First sentence of the article has "boost sluggish computer sales" in it. And you can read Apple's earnings report yourself to confirm that. So I am not very sure about "selling like hotcakes".
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by pquki4 3y ago
Can't agree, at least Lenovo is trying: https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/25/24081225/lenovo-thinkpad-... Dell on the other hand...
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by pquki4 3y ago
I guess this means not that many people buy Framework laptops, or at least not enough Framework users are interested enough in tweaking the laptop. Compare this situation to >$300 ergonomic keyboard circle, you might think that is an ext
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by pquki4 3y ago
It could work very well until there is an employee that intentionally or unintentionally leaks trade secret or customer data, and the police track it down to a laptop without any screening at purchase or any security policy set up by IT (if
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by pquki4 3y ago
I looked at a number of options when getting a new laptop earlier this year. Although I like the idea of modularized computers and support what Framework is doing, I cannot give them my money, because: 1. They are actually more expensive th
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by pquki4 3y ago
I'd argue LibreOffice is not going to make things any better. If you want to do something in Excel but don't know how, a simple Google search will lead you to tons of toturial articles, Q&A pages from IT departments of random
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by pquki4 3y ago
I tried Copilot on PowerPoint once and I swear I'll never use it again. (Or at least not until it is 10x better.) I asked it to generate slides on a technical topic. I wasn't expecting it to fill in a lot of details, but what I go
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by pquki4 3y ago
Another day, another HN user speaks as if Windows is the end of the world and cannot imagine other people using Windows. The reality is that even among developers, there are a ton of Windows users (for work or personal use). I don't kn
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by pquki4 3y ago
When I say "rare", I didn't mean that the models don't exist. I meant that the screens in devices that most people actually buy are crap. I am very aware that there are laptops with OLED screens, and OLED monitors. But t
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by pquki4 3y ago
I am aware that there are ThinkPads with P3 displays, but only in very specific configuration. Most come with 45% NTSC displays, and 100% sRGB is an upgrade option in T series. If you don't believe me, you can go to lenovo.com and chec
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by pquki4 3y ago
Sure, it may not be very competitive, but given the context which is the performance and efficiency for x86 and previous Qualcomm CPUs, this would be a big leap. Even if it cannot match M-series Pro chips for a while, it could change the la
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by pquki4 3y ago
Joke is on them to think I care about any of this when I work on my company-issued ThinkPad T14 with a 45% NTSC screen that maxes out at 300 nits. Realistically, at this time, this is for developers who works on a MacBook and creates web pa
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by pquki4 3y ago
If CEOs want to push people out and do silently layoffs, it doesn't matter WFH is good or not, they are going to find all kinds of reasons to make you want to quit. We might find out what CEOs really think about WFH if the job market
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by pquki4 3y ago
I assume you are thinking about server side applications. Otherwise, it is extremely common in "desktop" applications for saving data. And it is a common approach for saving user data in Android applications (based on my knowledge
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by pquki4 3y ago
I'd say the original author should just post something as an article instead of tweets. A blog post. Github md file. Github gist. Even pastebin. I don't care its format or where it is hosted, it does not need to be well formatted

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