selykg

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by selykg 3y ago
That's real dumb and totally defeats the point. That sucks.
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by selykg 3y ago
My preferred gas station got tap to pay during the pandemic and I make it a clear effort to use it every time I get gas to try to bump the numbers up so it doesn't go away or gets fixed if it breaks. Such a great feature.
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by selykg 3y ago
Not OP. Nothing in the original comment was technically wrong. It does feel misguided and perhaps a little naive. But it seems more like an opportunity for a real conversation to both understand why they think that way and as a way to educa
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by selykg 3y ago
If you liked Screenhero you might like Pop https://pop.com/home > In 2013, I co-founded Screenhero, an app that enabled remote pair programming and made developer collaboration over the internet “better than being in the
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by selykg 3y ago
I think you're conflating "cloud" to mean any computer on the internet. I think that's generally a fine thing to do most of the time. But, cloud used to mean something a little different and it's been lost to weird
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by selykg 3y ago
Better get that Monster Cable!
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by selykg 3y ago
The new keyboards are better than the older butterfly keyboards and absolutely more reliable.
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by selykg 3y ago
I don't think this is contrived at all. It is not a "feature." It's not like you open the Instagram app and you can access Threads. You have to download the Threads app. Sure, you can sign in using your Instagram account
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by selykg 3y ago
That's fair, but let's still call it what it is. We shouldn't normalize hiding information as some sort of form of security.
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by selykg 3y ago
> To be fair, broadcasting your hardware via topology isn't what I consider a safe practice. Ah yes, security through obscurity.
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by selykg 3y ago
For Guitar, I'd remove Rhett Shull, dude is just a YouTube channel hocking gear he gets for free. It used to be interesting when he talked about touring but now that he's a full time YouTuber and doesn't play live or touring
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by selykg 3y ago
One of my favorites lately is SmarterEveryDay https://www.youtube.com/@smartereveryday A super solid recommendation is the series on nuclear submarines, I also really enjoyed the one about how carburetors work (he makes a c
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by selykg 3y ago
Everything I've seen tends to be pretty good. But it's probably more due to it being smaller, at least as far as I can tell. My guess is that the people on Storygraph actually _want_ a better Goodreads and so there's less lik
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by selykg 3y ago
Just because you have to sign in to use it doesn't mean it's not similar.
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by selykg 3y ago
Typical plug anytime Goodreads is mentioned that Storygraph is trying to do similar and being actively developed. https://thestorygraph.com I still use Goodreads because it gives me notifications of new releases, but, aside from
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by selykg 3y ago
I think it goes beyond that. Like, if you have Find My turned on, then you can't really sign into your own Apple ID on a device with Find My turned on. I think it's called Activation Lock. Basically, you can only sign back into th
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by selykg 3y ago
> Although I worry that theft will be easy and they're so expensive that not enough people will have them anyway. Isn't iDevice theft really low because of the Find My lockdown on devices? I.e. if a device has Find My installed
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by selykg 3y ago
Trying! I've been taking lessons for about 8 months. Unfortunately, due to work, my practice routine has been very hit and miss. I'm starting to try to find ways to work it in during breaks for work, using flash cards and such to
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by selykg 3y ago
Likewise. Had I taken it seriously at 16 when I started I'd be a significantly better guitarist. Instead of noodling actually practicing important concepts in a fundamental way that matters to improving. Music theory like keys and chor
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by selykg 3y ago
Well they're definitely making it easier for me to avoid Reddit going forward. I really do not like using the mobile reddit app and the whole 3rd party api debacle has me looking at alternative communities and I've found a couple
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by selykg 3y ago
A bunch of subs started today
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by selykg 3y ago
If you still have access to a device that can handle the passkeys then you can use the scan of a QR code to gain access. If you do not have access to a device with your pass key on it then using iCloud Keychain is probably not the best serv
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by selykg 3y ago
I use AirDrop all the time. It's great. I rarely run into issues as well. I actually can't even remember the last time I had an AirDrop issue.
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by selykg 3y ago
I love my Custom 823. I have several Pilot pens, they're all superb.
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by selykg 3y ago
Having worked on an app that, at least in my opinion, was pretty well done for each platform (phone and iPad), this is the case. Our UI for the iPad was a completely separate one. The core code was shared via various internal libraries, but
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by selykg 3y ago
How are people creating new items? App, or extension? How are people accessing items? App, quick access menu, extension, browser bookmark? How are people changing passwords? In the app, using the password generator or not, in the extension
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by selykg 4y ago
> I never mentioned Samsung, so that's just a useless strawman argument you're making. I was with you to some extent in your original post... sort of.. But this last response made me go from with you to thinking you have some s
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by selykg 4y ago
One of my original Joyent lifetime licenses is still active. I had a shared hosting lifetime plan and one of their container services as a lifetime plan, both of those are long gone. But they sold off Strongspace to Expandrive and that&#x27
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by selykg 4y ago
You mean Shortcuts? You can have it open this URL: prefs:root=PASSWORDS You'll want to set up Siri separately as part of it, but you can definitely do that with Shortcuts.
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by selykg 4y ago
I met Ricky at a WWDC years ago when I was in the password manager field. What a wonderfully intelligent person. Actually, several members of the Safari team were present at that meeting and it was such a great set of people. I kind of miss

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