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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
I too can vouch for Phind for programming questions.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
I didn't know there was a support path that could handle this situation but your comment prompted me to search harder and I managed to talk to a call center in India? that purports to have solved the problem. We'll see over the ne
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Amazon's contracted logistics company refuses to pick up my return package
4 points by pteraspidomorph 3y ago|6 comments
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
Is that a recent development? I can use it on Firefox now as well, but the previous time I checked they were still telling me to use Edge instead.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
I wonder if they make the analog sticks on VR controllers too. Many have similar issues.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
I was editing a wiki page, and the UI started telling me that someone else had edited the page and that I should refresh (refreshing resulted in the same message in short order). I'm the only maintainer!
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
I see. Well, whether unlocking the bootloader voided the warranty or not didn't matter in my case, since the phone seems very resilient so far. It has fallen in the toilet and had yoghurt spilled directly into the USB port and it'
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
It phones home once in the process of unlocking the bootloader.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
I have an older Zenfone, no issues ever. It was easy to replace the OS and root (voiding the warranty though).
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
Only your phone number? That's almost benevolent. Here's a list of things companies have asked me for (including Facebook), and which I refused to provide: - Copy of unspecified ID or driver's license - High resolution copy o
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
I read most of his books and I would agree too.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
Can't wait to see the fines in a few years then.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
Are you in Europe? I think these days they just use a different behavior for EU users so they can screw over everyone else.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
As a casual who has contributed, it's not that hard. I do agree that I wish they had certain features that they currently don't. What was your ultimate objective?
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
This guy comes up to me on the street and says he hasn't had a bite in three days. Well, I knew what he meant, but just to be funny, I took a big bite out of his jugular vein. And he's yellin' and screamin' and bleeding
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
I'm interested in knowing what will happen to the million instances of discord image URLs copied and pasted somewhere else on discord . Discord just displays these as images (as they do every image URL), which might result in a great
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
Definitely no maintainers. Still can't get the roads around me fixed (they're completely wrong). I've been trying for... 10 years? And this included Googler friends sending internal requests. I wish openstreetmap did pins b
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
Can you remember what the anime was? That sounds like fun.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
We have our own issues, including voter apathy, political corruption, unsustainable economic policies, extreme inefficiency and the occasional batshit crazy tech laws being pushed by politicians who probably never touched a device with more
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
9/10. Sorry, Guido, I knew those were the dead eyes of a programming language inventor but I still decided to go with serial killer.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
It's the same as the one I have in another service, but cut short because HN has (had?) a 16 character limit. To be fair it still is a single word with no numbers or special characters, just not a short one.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
This is similar to my approach for finding usernames on most online services these days (not HN). I look for unused strings that are preferrably short, single words (two is not too bad), with no numbers or special characters, and choose one
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
It's a Vive Pro. I'm not sure why they're not using disposable or machine washable interface covers. I always used them when I had a Vive and I didn't even share it with anyone...
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
Back then, I seem to recall there was an issue with an example given in the documentation.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
They would probably have thought of that if they had anyone left who knew anything about the internet...
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
I'm glad to read this. We considered switching to them earlier this year (couldn't find the budget) and it was still on the table, but this is a deal breaker. If we'd switched I'd have been in the same situation, with a
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
There is also a provision for letting them train AI on Customer Content (10.4: machine learning, artificial intelligence, training) so the distinction probably doesn't matter in this case?
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
Any solutions for the problem would still only exist in new devices. And the announcement does indeed mention that new devices will be able to update their certificate store.
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
Soonish? https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20230609IP...
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by pteraspidomorph 3y ago
It's not just the official store. Google Safetynet, used by a whole lot of essential android apps such as banking apps (particularly essential in the EU after app confirmation became legally required for online transactions) and also c

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