rgoodwintx

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by rgoodwintx 10y ago
Unfortunately Karabiner is broken on Sierra; they are working on workarounds though. -- macOS Sierra support status Karabiner does not work on macOS Sierra at the moment. We are developing Karabiner-Elements which provides simple key modif
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by rgoodwintx 10y ago
Bingo, that was it!
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by rgoodwintx 10y ago
It's been a while, but when I first set up OctoPi, I'd run into the same thing. Would disappear from Wifi after a short amount of time. At the time, I searched and found a directive to prevent something from going to sleep: wire
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by rgoodwintx 11y ago
Agree, if it's not the pinwheel as mentioned, it's a roulette wheel that randomly chooses some point in your history to revert to. It absolutely boggles the mind that they don't acknowledge this. I specifically read these com
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by rgoodwintx 11y ago
I agree, this has constantly been understated. The headlines make it seem that the whole case hinges on this phone, which is one of the least likely locations for incriminating data to be located.
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by rgoodwintx 11y ago
The extension "The Great Suspender" works wonders here; suspends tabs in the background when they've been idle, but you don't lose your place. It has singlehandedly made Chrome usable again for me, while simultaneously e
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by rgoodwintx 11y ago
Details? I don't work for BB, but have worked in the backup industry for some time in my past, and always curious.
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by rgoodwintx 11y ago
I agree. I haven't used anything but this on mobile since the day I found it. The comments links are much easier touch targets, and built in back and forth navigation. 10x easier to read. (Not that I don't appreciate the work the
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by rgoodwintx 11y ago
I imagine it's like Echo, and the various sticks out now; if not on Android, you connect to it from your phone as a wifi access point, and set it up from there. When done it reboots and becomes part of your regular network.
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by rgoodwintx 11y ago
I've had maybe 3-4 times in the same period, but they were understandable. Like "a mess of" triggered it once. We just laugh and move on. I do think the "always listening" argument has some merit, because it seems t
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by rgoodwintx 11y ago
Thanks for the shameless plug :) I like that you called out the material quality/selection in your viewer. I'm actually kind of fascinated at the level of guidance Google gives to help partners make these. Anyway, pre-ordered and
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by rgoodwintx 12y ago
VoiceOver, among other features I believe: https://www.apple.com/accessibility/ios/voiceover/
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by rgoodwintx 12y ago
Purchased! Consider it another vote for BeerAdvocate :)
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by rgoodwintx 13y ago
Darn, just as mine started getting garbled graphics every day. Time to RMA :)
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by rgoodwintx 13y ago
The Josh Becker or the Davis book? I have to say, I finally caved last week and started buying things like mad from The Container Store (which is worth a whole post in and of itself). I finally understand the importance of spending a bit mo
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by rgoodwintx 13y ago
Agreed as well. Nothing makes the day WORSE than not enough sleep; and it never feels like enough. Edit: And, as is the style of the day, we've had links on HN/SA and others that not enough sleep hampers cognition, weight control, and stres
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by rgoodwintx 14y ago
I think that, like the taboo topic mentioned in the title, the key to success for each person is individual moderation. A little bit of X works for some, a lot works better for others, and maybe not doing X at all is the amount you need. Fo
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by rgoodwintx 14y ago
I would love to see your process for building this. I'm about to start a commute again after working from home for a while, and that damn garage door is one of my weak points :)