shimo5037

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by shimo5037 9y ago
Looks great. It certainly has become much easier to build such apps on modern Android :) For something a bit more old school, I’d like to insert a shameless plug here that we open sourced something similar several years ago. It’s focused on
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by shimo5037 9y ago
At first most of your users tend to be fairly advanced. After all, they've even managed to somehow find the obscure thing you've made. This is the most rewarding time for an open source project as many of the issues are real and t
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by shimo5037 9y ago
This matches my experience. Even now, depending on the day, I might be looking at around 30-50 emails of varying, usually depressingly low quality per day. I've had some relatively successful one man projects in the past and at peak po
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by shimo5037 9y ago
It's good to hear that at least some others have not had any issues :) It is certainly possible that the ISP modem may have been doing something special, but I've now been through at least 4 different routers of various grades ove
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by shimo5037 9y ago
I have one and I'm not using it anymore. It's quite possible that the software is more mature and usable now, but unfortunately it just wasn't good enough at the time. There were severe issues with DNS, with most requests tak
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by shimo5037 9y ago
As a side note, many Chinese brands have started preventing applications from starting automatically without being whitelisted in settings (different for each vendor). Examples include Xiaomi (since MIUI 8.1 or 8.2), and some recent ASUS&#x
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by shimo5037 9y ago
I'm not sure how you've interpreted the post that way. The point of that one specific thing was nothing more than to bring attention to the fact that even users who do have the skills to do this all by themselves often can't
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by shimo5037 9y ago
I don't think you're the target audience. Think of a front end developer working on a mobile site. Now, in an ideal world everyone would know how to set up an SSH tunnel, but let's be real here, even you probably have to look
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by shimo5037 10y ago
I believe the reason they continue selling them is so that companies with existing deployments can expand them with the same gear that already works for them. It's the same for most enterprise-oriented hardware. What would you suggest
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by shimo5037 10y ago
You must not have been looking very hard. Searching for "email" on the policy page gives you: > Responsibility for Your Site > > 5. You will not engage in any promotional, marketing, or other advertising activities on beh
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by shimo5037 10y ago
Unless the user takes a concrete action to confirm the redirect, that is not allowed. Under Disqualified Purchases: > (e) any Product purchased by a customer who is referred to an Amazon Site by a link that sends users indirectly to the
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by shimo5037 10y ago
It can be slightly more complex than that if you use a package manager to publish your work. I once accidentally leaked a password due to having both a .gitignore and an .npmignore, and forgetting to include my .env file in the latter. Fort
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by shimo5037 10y ago
Not sure if you're being sarcastic (there's the non-Nexus Android experience after all), but I did a fresh install of Windows 10 Pro on my gaming machine a while ago. Full retail license and an official .iso downloaded from Micros
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by shimo5037 10y ago
While it may have worked in the past (for a while anyway), what exactly prevents spammers from stripping the suffix, given that the functionality has been public knowledge for many years? Best case they'll be lazy and try both with and
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by shimo5037 10y ago
They're actually made by HTC. Would be interesting to know what their exact arrangement is.
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by shimo5037 10y ago
The name of the project means "ugly" in Finnish. I wouldn't sweat it though, no one cares. Just thought I'd let you know since it's mildly humorous.
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by shimo5037 11y ago
Honestly I'm not sure why they'd say that. Huawei's build quality is extremely good, especially in the Mate line of products. I would have positive expectations until proven otherwise.
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by shimo5037 11y ago
Having had to implement VNC authentication a while back, I can assure you that it is not agnostic, and you have inadvertently revealed the reason for that in your own post. Since the user password is used as the DES key, and DES key size is
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by shimo5037 11y ago
Same. Definitely doable. It did take me a guesstimated 1.5h though.
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by shimo5037 11y ago
Please don't use Quay for official open source images if you care about international users, or at least offer a Docker Hub option as well. Quay is super slow compared to Docker Hub. When I contacted support back in July, they were ver
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by shimo5037 11y ago
The same thing happened to me as well with the 5-port version, and more recently with the more powerful 6-port version. I still buy and recommend their products thanks to their very responsive support, though.
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by shimo5037 11y ago
Very untrue. Their PC website has direct links to their products on almost every regional version of Amazon, with local support even. I've had a few of their wall chargers permanently lose 1-2 ports, and while I'd be much happier
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by shimo5037 11y ago
They scrapped the plans. http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/07/17/olympics-japan-stad...
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by shimo5037 11y ago
Hey that's ours :) Right now it's heavily focused on remote control rather than test automation, so it would not be a direct replacement yet. We just open sourced last week, though, so perhaps we can start looking into that in th
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by shimo5037 11y ago
FWIW, while the price for data in Japan may have seemed ridiculous (and well, it is), it's not actually that much different from what you would have paid without a fixed data plan even if you were a local. Definitely on the same order