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by qmarchi 7y ago
Or, you know, there's always HyperSwitch, which is free...
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There are going to be people complaining about the new requirement to have an account to view content. To the publishers, you should _really_ use some kind of federated login. Google, Apple, Facebook, etc. but don't forget those who ar
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Although the blog post is directed towards the Raspberry Pi Foundation, consumers essentially only have one option, use a "dumb" cable.
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Do you think the 787 MAX 8 has the faulty MCAS system?
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Reading their full page on this, the current setup is donating the currency to Wikipedia (which, individually I'm fine with), and I imagine that if it's unclaimed and your nose/browser is unlinked to your account, money is co
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It's most likely due to the fact that the people who can act upon the process itself, not just follow the process inevitably see the issue and do truly want to help. Getting your message into the right hands is what matters, not the pl
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Legally dubious as you can't prove wether someone has read an email or not. Official correspondence has to occur through verifiable means (ex: having them login to a portal, certified mail) in order to handle the approval in order to s
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My friends at Google: it is time to return to not being evil (2017)(vivaldi.com)
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Not entirely true either, as the ban only applies to the US and ARM is a British company, with a Japanese parent company, so there's no conflict. They just can't use Qualcomm chips. As for Fabs, they can't still use TSMC, Sam
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Sony is in the same class for this. They removed the option for "Other OS" on the PS3, and they suffered dearly for it. https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2016/10/you-can-now-claim-you...
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by qmarchi 8y ago
It's mildly entertaining that we have calls for a more secure and trust-able version of an encrypted chat service, but other agencies in the executive branch are calling for loopholes and vulnerabilities for the same encrypted channels
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On this launch, it looks like they offset the timings to reduce the chance of tipping over. If you get time, go look for the first FH booster landings. The timing is almost perfect and the long exposure images looked beautiful.
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It's an interesting issue with the fairings, and I'm interested to see what (or if) they're going to solve the issue with the saltwater contaminated fairings. Being a SpaceX launcher, as the article indicates, means they can
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> I don't want to give Facebook access to my entire filesystem, Android's systems of intents and changing how storage security works in Android Q will help with this somewhat. They start expressly prohibiting access to the ful
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Titanfall 1 was still a decent game, and it garnered a lot of support from fans. I played it, but not the sequel.
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> Also most esports telecasts have too much fluff and too little gameplay, hours of pregame chats and pettifloggery for very short actual gameplay, they should take a hint from football(Soccer for Americans), esp EPL broadcasts, very les
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To follow up on it, EA isn't even terrible on having the studios make relatively great games. A quick look at the skyrocketing success of Apex: Legends, announced _at the EA call_ on Feb 5th, has already surpassed 25M accounts and 2M c
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Have not. For me, there are events where the internal media team (responsible for announcements and for ads) handles taking these.
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You also win a Model 3.
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Alternatively, dug around and found their official newsroom posting: https://www.t-mobile.com/news/un-carrier-offers-support-for-...
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T-Mobile CEO Announces Payment Options for Federal Workers(twitter.com)
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I think the biggest feedback item for me would be that most of the servers I access are on an internal network and firewalled off from external access. Which is not uncommon when you get into an enterprise setting (where this is useful) So,
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It's moreso the fact that the underlying pieces improve in quality, goals, and speed. If more apps are just text and a few pictures, why are they running a full copy of the blink and v8 engines and not just using what's required f
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Few things to note: - Edge is (kindof) available on Android. It uses the Chromium engine, but includes bookmark and password syncing with the desktop version. - Firefox will (depending on platform support) update in the background and notif
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I was originally using chrome for pretty much everything, but I started getting annoyed with the performance hiccups and I wasn't switching over to Safari because of the failure of the extension ecosystem ($99 to publish an extension?)
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Have you made any attempts to try out the new Firefox Developer Edition? They've done some revamping recently of the Dev tools (to the point that, yes, multi line is supported in the console)
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If you really want to get into the details, Walmart has their own hybrid solution which has been open-source for quite a while, OneOps. It's a terrible product, but somehow they manage to use it.
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Square tried to minimize the impact that a human can have on the system: * Several people would have to be compromised * The people are geographically diverse * Subzero will refuse to redirect funds to anything but a Square hotwallet. * And
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The new Black Ops game has a 50GB day 1 patch.
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> ... and the client doesn't send any packets when there is silence. Yes and no, there's no packets being passed over the WebRTC connection, but the server maintains a WebSocket connection for state changes. There's two, o

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