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by seemack 6y ago
I had a similar issue where I bought a pair of in-ear monitors with very low impedance and the lowest settings on my phone/laptop is still too loud. I solved it buying a small headphone amp: https://www.radsone.com/ears
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by seemack 7y ago
One legit purpose would be to provide better UX in the source app. It could display text to explain the situation to the user in the case that they don't have the required ap. This would be a more seamless experience than a screen that
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by seemack 7y ago
That's not really a fair comparison. I don't think WebGL and SVG allow you to do the type of animation OP is referring to. Furthermore, ConstraintLayout is a brand-new layout manager. Totally agree that there's bugs in it but
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by seemack 7y ago
This sounds like you're implying that all apps must require invasive permissions which is wholly incorrect.
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by seemack 7y ago
haha fair enough. Thanks for the clarification!
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by seemack 7y ago
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the logic but doesn't that mean using a fancy pen is "cringey as hell" since you can just use a simple ballpoint pen? Sorry, it just seems unnecessarily negative to me.
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by seemack 7y ago
I agree with the overall points, less so the pointless vitriol. Installing software is cringey as hell now? The main issue here isn't native apps. It's the existing framework for installing them. For instance, would it be that far
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by seemack 7y ago
Neat tidbit that I learned while working on dark mode at my company. Don't use true black. It looks amazing on OLED screens at rest but it results in a weird sluggish appearance when scrolling. This is because there is a lag time betwe
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by seemack 7y ago
Thanks for the comment!
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by seemack 7y ago
I'm personally curious if the amount of profit is being overstated. My guess is that video game publishers in China grow to similar quality of western publishers and Chinese nationalism means the gamers from which Blizzard is hoping to
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by seemack 7y ago
They would likely be roundly disagreed with people and that would be a perfectly normal interaction. It sounds like you're attempting to imply that the US would have responded in the same way as China but that's simply not true.
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by seemack 7y ago
> The younger generation is much more focused on economic well-being and safety over liberty or freedom This is perfectly reasonable when you consider it a personal decision. Sure, trade away some of your freedom for better economic well
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by seemack 7y ago
Not sure what's changed but that link shows me only one business with 5-figure monthly revenues.
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by seemack 7y ago
I'm afraid I don't understand your response. Your initial message ended with "Speaking louder in public place is not breaking any LAW." This indicates that you were responding to some claim that the counter-protesters ha
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by seemack 7y ago
Can you show me where someone said that the counter-protesters broke the law by "speaking louder in public places"? This is entirely about the counter-protestors violently attacking the protestors.