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sdfhbdf
4y ago
Agreed, word of mouth is a powerful marketing strategy
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> Cypress lumped in and dismissed like that I think Cypress is really cool when you're on their happy path - testing on Chromium browsers and in JavaScript. I tried it some time ago so maybe this might be outdated, but they had litt
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4y ago
Hmm. You could really benefit from a couple of Linux commands that have “built in concurrency” for such use cases. I think you could achieve the same result with just the find command: `find ./takeout -iname “.jpg” -exec mv {} newdir`
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4y ago
Obviously the copy on all marketing pages about Blue is not updated yet, but I bet it soon will be as Musk was said to give a very short deadline to implement changes for engineers
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4y ago
> concert M&M check For anyone that does not immediately recognize it refers to a popular trope that Van Halen contractually required venues to always sort M&Ms to not have brown ones. It is said this was their canary (in the coa
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4y ago
I used it both as a mobile app and a web app and it works great in both versions. Notable about Mapy.cz: - Offline support is really nice, you download specific regions you're interested in. - There is a really cool option to create a
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4y ago
Pretty cool. For uses like that I use Mapy.cz app which uses OSM and contrary to the name works all over the world. It’s very good for trail hiking although I haven’t used it in US, it’s probably as good as OSM data.
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4y ago
> […] use their hardware authentication key to pass a One Time Password (OTP) to the malicious site. This eventually succeeded, […] It’s interesting that it succeeded, I was under the impression, making some assumptions that using a Har
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4y ago
> Safari doesn’t support the image/avif MIME type, so it will skip that one. With iOS 16, current one, and newest Safari with macOS Ventura that support was added, see https://caniuse.com/avif
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4y ago
Happened to me pretty recently in Bogotá, Colombia. At the table waiter handed us two very old iPads with broken screens to read a PDF of the menu. In Santiago, Chile I was handed waiter’s phone with a menu from some local takeout when I in
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4y ago
I understand that they find it anti-competitive but I have a problem in how they summarize their argument - they blame Apple for the cumbersome process while the real problem is them skirting the rules on IAP. The TLDR sound rather sound li
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4y ago
Quoting from the page: > TLDR: Apple rules mandate a cumbersome Audiobooks purchasing process This is very much a lie. Apple’s way is the easy way - use IAP. And it seems that like with facebook [1] they’re trying to apply the rules even
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4y ago
Correction, my iPad Pro from 2018 also has USB-C
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4y ago
In short there is no way of knowing by looking at a USB-C cable or socket what it supports because there is a myriad of standards all using the same connector - USB Power Delivery, USB 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, 4.0, Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt 4, Displ
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4y ago
Oh right I probably have a content blocker enabled. Still surprising how much as revenue they’re generating
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4y ago
Ok nice thanks for the clarification
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4y ago
Or they just stop hiring in your country for some HR reasons, in the middle of the process and never start back again. So much for worldwide hiring and all-remote.
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4y ago
There is little to no time spent in this article on how photopea is monetized. I even went to the product itself to find out but couldn’t, at least on mobile. Is there some subscription? What do you pay for? Genuinely asking since I used it
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4y ago
I’m really not sure how you concluded that Apple is astroturfing here. Maybe I’m biased or blind but I think it’s this kind of company that really avoid this way of promotion. It’s also one of the tech giants. They don’t need to market to a
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4y ago
Ok thanks! I naively assumed as one does that whenever i see x.y.z it’s semver but of course it doesn’t have to be
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It’s interesting to see that even though the project seems to boast being about 10 years old it still doesn’t have 1.0 version. For some this might not be important but it does seem to subtly convey a message of instability of the product.
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4y ago
Seems like the thesis might be true for overweight individuals. This might be key information missing from the title. as per the article: “Researchers had 16 overweight patients…” I would suggest to suffix the title with “for overweight ind
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4y ago
The title should be amended to point out that it concerns only US
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4y ago
If anybody is interested in old brick building architecture revitalisations I strongly recommend visiting warsaw. It has: - Powiśle Power Plant [1] - Koszyki Hall [2] - Norblin Hall [3] - Praga Koneser Center [4] to name just a few. There
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Maybe there is more to it but isn’t that just a wordplay wherein sound means both what music creates and a word signifying something making sense? Or so you mean something related to the supply?
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4y ago
If somebody is as ignorant as me as to what is this about, it’s about ETH cryptocurrency changing to Proof of Stake, take it from what seems to be the original source: https://ethereum.org/en/upgrades/merge/
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Ecuador is not surprising since it’s official currency is USD
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My natural question is how is it going to be administered technically and how can it be abused? Because as far as I understand this is a first in such a broad "exception", not banks or health institutuions have such an exception w
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So Las Vegas is getting a more expensive, less reliable and weird metro system? I don’t understand the appeal of Musk’s tunnels. Public transportation is a little bit of a solved problem but for some reason in most of US is considered lower
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I think authors argument is not supported by their examples since in this day and age for the purposes exemplified we use messaging services like Slack etc in place of email. Email remains for many automated messages where you probably want
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