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by qmarchi 2y ago
Looks like there's a Google Photos API, so you could concievably make a full chain to upload screenshots automatically. https://developers.google.com/photos
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by qmarchi 2y ago
Anyone have a list of providers that use Stripe Connect?
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by qmarchi 2y ago
This isn't anything new and has already led to a significant reduction in mobile phone thefts. On Android, it's called FRP and has been part of the Android CTS since ~2015.
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by qmarchi 2y ago
Market research and marketing. Given their rollout of "quests", it's probably another marketing dimension that someone could tailor their ads for. Ex, maybe don't show the "ad" during the day because they'
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by qmarchi 2y ago
Well, "cookie" but LocalStorage. Definitely could be made into an offline PWA as well so it's not reliant on a data connection.
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by qmarchi 2y ago
Personal anecdote: I was trying to get housing lined up for a job offer in Japan, but every place I liked, I head from the realtor "Oh, that place isn't accepting foreigners." Love the country, but it's definitely a &quo
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by qmarchi 2y ago
What would you rather us use? AMEX?
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by qmarchi 2y ago
In this particular case, the law targets financial interactions with the company in question. So it wouldn't actually ban the company from serving on the internet, but no US company can knowingly facilitate their services on their serv
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Most newer systems persist EFI options to NVRAM now days as well. Pulling the battery isn't generally enough to reset them anymore.
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Two major outages less than half a year a part, but with wildly different outcomes. It's definitely showing their engineering capabilities were targeted at the correct outcomes. Would definitely be interested to see the detailed RCA on
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Although neat, it's definitely _wayyyy_ too wordy for any real human conversation. Generally, "tweet" sized messages are far easier for someone on the other side to understand. If this was an email, it would be fine, but it&#
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by qmarchi 3y ago
> How can I get in touch with chat4u? > We are ready to help with any issues that may arise, if you need to reach out send us an email at support@chat4u.io If the email isn't using ChatGPT to summarize responses and/or respo
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by qmarchi 3y ago
There's one that immediately pops into mind: Walmart Radio. It's hosted in Bentonville, but distributed to all the stores in the US, as well as some international locations. Associates (Employees) can call in and request certain s
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Same! Black background, with only a few pinned apps, and replacing the clock with the "At a Glance" widget. Simple simplicity. Apps: - Kiwi Browser (Ad Blocking) - Messages - Signal (Might get replaced by Beeper) - Disco
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Yuba City, CA. According to GasBuddy ZIP: 95950 https://www.gasbuddy.com/gaspricemap?lat=39.08984244471869&l...
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by qmarchi 3y ago
I have a suite of LG Minisplits installed in my apartment. While there isn't a distinctly open API, there's an integration that you can add to Home Assistant for access to the platform. From there, I've got a few automations
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. As someone who was in an accident less than a week ago due to an inattentive driver: ## PLEASE PAY ATTENTION TO THE ROAD. YOU'RE NOT THE ONLY ONE THERE.
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by qmarchi 3y ago
My Polestar purchase was essentially the same way. PS put restrictions on what the dealership could actually offer as addons (tow-hook, overhead rais for skis, and all weather door mats; all official addons), which meant that I walked in, s
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by qmarchi 3y ago
The theory is that by chatting with the scammers, they have to expend resources (time, which is money) in order to attempt to scam you. This won't convert and thus reduces their capability to actually harm another individual.
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Correct, that the Hypervisor isn't running Linux. I think the only provider where that would make sense would be Microsoft, where they have their own OS.
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Small note, that's not true for Google Cloud, which runs on top of Linux, though modified. Disclaimer: Former Googler, Cloud Support
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Changes to the compatibility of the browser, like AVX requirements.
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by qmarchi 3y ago
If you want "green" traffic lights, check out Japan's. Due to historical reasons, and to comply with international standards, they changed the meaning of the color to match the existing street lights.
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by qmarchi 3y ago
The impediment is that if your application is distributed via the Play Store, and is removed for some reason, another installer/store (FDroid, etc.) can't update the existing package. This means that the user can't seamlessly
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by qmarchi 3y ago
> Don't call the go() function in setTimeout(), just pass go as reference. And don't collect $200
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Their "thick client" (aka Winbox) is effectively replicated in the web UI at this point. Yeah, the CLI is a bit weird, but it's built on the same API calls that the web UI makes. So they're oddly consistent.
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by qmarchi 3y ago
I feel called out ...as I sit in my apartment connected to Nextlight (Longmont Power & Communications) at 2.5Gbps symmetrical for $150/m.
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Not really. For Example, I setup a business on the Oregon side of the Portland, Oregon / Vancouver, Washington border. Oregon doesn't have a sales tax, should I have to pay Washington sales tax because I had someone buy something
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by qmarchi 3y ago
> most ISPs implement per customer bandwidth allocation This really should have an asterisk (*). There is generally a limit on what an ISP will advertise, and what they will provide (usually ~110% of advertised). However, it's also
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by qmarchi 3y ago
It's definitely looking better than even a year ago. There's a lot of internal UI reworks ongoing to bring things to consistency.

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