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by skeletonjelly 7y ago
Hey neat! See your extension would obviously need access to all sites to check against reddit/HN so that makes sense. My extension wasn't published, it was targeted to a specific site (so could narrow the scope of the permissions)
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by skeletonjelly 7y ago
Are you sure that's current? I made an extension (just for myself) a few months back and I could restrict the domains via the permissions array in the manifest.json https://developer.chrome.com/apps/declare_permiss
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by skeletonjelly 7y ago
Wish I knew this back when I worked in bars, emptying big bins of glass into the outdoor bins. Learnt quickly to look up when I did it.
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by skeletonjelly 7y ago
I overuse sarcasm in reality to the point that people don't believe me when I'm sincere, so no surprises I didn't write this out clearly enough :D Seriously though I think if it's all JS based you should be good to use i
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by skeletonjelly 7y ago
What if you open incognito mode, open the page, cut off your network, then close when you're done with the demo?
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by skeletonjelly 8y ago
Not just that but the Secretary of Transportation is ex Boeing I believe
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by skeletonjelly 8y ago
https://twitter.com/flightaware/status/1105918162451738624
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by skeletonjelly 8y ago
It does require a login for stuff that you need a login for on the web interface (private accounts you follow and you also need to be authenticated to view anyone's stories)
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by skeletonjelly 8y ago
In addition to this they can get solid data on engagement times, app usage, where uses spend time on the page
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by skeletonjelly 8y ago
I'm not sure sugar in sauce affects acidity, I think that's a myth. Finding it hard to find some studies on it though, best I've found: https://warmchef.com/does-sugar-reduce-acidity-in-tomato-sau...
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by skeletonjelly 8y ago
Each user has their own view of the frontpage though, which is computationally pretty expensive. Trees of comments similarly can get data heavy. Hard to compare IMO
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by skeletonjelly 8y ago
Interesting! Can you tell me more?
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by skeletonjelly 8y ago
Damn. Not for Firefox though. Can't find it at least. Looks great otherwise!
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by skeletonjelly 8y ago
Yeah it's all arguable but seriously "minor defect"? Holding a phone has to be a mandatory design requirement wouldn't you agree? Compare this to a faulty keyboard I'd say holding a phone causing it to be useless tr
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by skeletonjelly 8y ago
> This keyboard has to be one of the biggest design screwups in Apple history. I feel like this is a bit overstated. What about "Just avoid holding it in that way", or Apple Maps v1, or the Magic Mouse 2 that requires you to st
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
Flagged hey? I'm serious, look at his LinkedIn if you don't believe me. His professional title is PluralSight author which he put on his senate inquiry docs. His CV for that was his LinkedIn page
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
Good point. And Facebook arguably has more money to throw at their lawyers than anyone else (apart from Apple and Google)
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
FWIW this is v2 of the Kinect, the X teardown mentions Primesense was bought after v1 came out.
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
v1 (round corners) which was for the 360 and v2 (squared edges) for the One
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
We were going to do this for a big new hospital in Melbourne but the guy running the project was a jerk and didn't go with us. It's a great idea for kids hospitals!
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
It'd be like immigrating away from a country...
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
Like others have mentioned the Kinect v2 uses time of flight to detect depth. I'd be more impressed if Apple used this over replicating v1 of the Kinect. Even though I'm an Android user, I think I'm more scared about Google c
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
Apple in 2018: Ever since the beginning of time, man has yearned to destroy the sun. We shall do the next best thing: block it out.
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.... has existed for years
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
> Resource Limit Is Reached > The website is temporarily unable to service your request as it exceeded resource limit. Please try again later. I suppose I prefer an archive over the blog being unavailable
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
True. He's well off already though. The article that seems to stick in my head is him spruiking a wifi extender he got for free so he can access wifi on his jetski at his jetty. https://www.troyhunt.com/how-i-finally-fi
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
It's his MO. Every article of his is decently researched with lots of fluff, always points to another article of his, and always ends in some kind of conversion goal.
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
I use these guys but the lack of raw files is annoying that it's (from memory) the highest tier. Also the iPhone app might be good but the Android is some kind of PhoneGap like second rate. Reminds me of the Android environment 5 years
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
Is that just a side effect of .NET Core? In that you need to do your own logging?
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by skeletonjelly 9y ago
linkies https://github.com/airbnb/javascript https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9822975

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