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by skoskie 4y ago
Just adding my +1 to this issue. iPhone 12 mini at 83% health is really low after such a short period of time.
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by skoskie 4y ago
It's speed sensitive. I just tested in the notes app and was able to move down 6 lines moving slowly or 10 lines moving quickly.
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by skoskie 4y ago
> Oh you like the mini? Well we're taking that away next. – Apple
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by skoskie 4y ago
Vivaldi offers that feature.
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by skoskie 4y ago
By 2040.
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by skoskie 4y ago
PHP has entered the chat.
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by skoskie 4y ago
Kirby. https://getkirby.com It’s PHP based, but content is all stored as markdown with optional front-matter.
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by skoskie 4y ago
It’s also one of the few that does a good job of forecasting balances.
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by skoskie 4y ago
I do. Works great.
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by skoskie 4y ago
Right or wrong I like the way you think.
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by skoskie 4y ago
This. It’s one of those sticky features that keeps me on 1P, but as soon as bitwarden matches it Im out. Looks like we’re getting really close.
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by skoskie 4y ago
Is there anything in there TOS that states it or has this just been their practice so far?
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by skoskie 4y ago
Ditto, but the fact that they still can’t handle more than ~300k files is a long-standing problem they have yet to solve. I have close to a million syncing files and startup time for the app takes about 20 minutes on a brand new MBP, and CP
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by skoskie 4y ago
I’m fully in the camp who believes critical, top-level security should not co-exist with npm pulling dozens of 3rd party libraries which each pull even more 4th party code. Is there anyone here with a counter argument? Has a security review
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by skoskie 4y ago
You might double check which version you’re on. Might still be on v7. > the industry should collectively come up with a solution that incentivizes app developers away from electron rather than hoping they swim against the current of ince
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by skoskie 4y ago
> Seriously, who thought that science for profit would net the best results for the collective benefit? Nobody, and I don’t think “best results” or “collective benefit” were the goal when science started getting more commercialized. The
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by skoskie 4y ago
Out of curiosity, are there any institutions that meets a “pure” research standard? NIST? Or is that standard unattainable because undue influence exists everywhere?
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by skoskie 4y ago
Very well said. I’ll add that it creates a single point of failure for being hacked as well. Plus it drives me crazy that 1Password doesn’t support it. Anyone know if Bitwarden does?
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by skoskie 4y ago
I also thought you were talking about the Air and had made a mistake when you said “pro”. I just totally forgot about that model until you doubled down.
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by skoskie 4y ago
For me it’s less about app review trust and more certificate revocation trust. Devs aren’t in the clear just because they get past the app review. But in general, yes, I trust apps from the App Store. I haven’t had a reason not to.
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by skoskie 4y ago
People talk about free software but to me there’s the cost of time that’s often overlooked. Submitting bug reports is one way to help “pay” for your “free” software. Sometimes there are usability or productivity or compatibility costs as we
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by skoskie 4y ago
I’m fine with Twitter knowing my identity if I can keep my account publicly anonymous … for the reasons stated in the linked article. Seems like a good balance.
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by skoskie 4y ago
Answering for myself, backups. My SO and I both WFH. We generate a lot of data, personally and professionally. Most of that backs up to a local server, which then backs up to two off-sites. That server also backs itself up (plex, etc.). I h
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by skoskie 4y ago
Your .prose class needs some width tuning for mobile. Just a friendly FYI.
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by skoskie 4y ago
Guess I know what I’m learning this weekend. Anyone have tutorials they want to share?
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by skoskie 4y ago
Chronology matters here. Any conspiracy theory, no matter how seemingly unhinged could become factual in time. And when you spew misinformation and lies everyday you are bound to have some lies eventually emerge as truth. None of that shoul
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by skoskie 5y ago
Same, but if I’m being honest, I won’t check it out. There’s so much competition in this space that I don’t need to. I paid for Pixelmator Pro recently because I needed to do a repetitive task. It comes with several useful Automator actions
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by skoskie 5y ago
What does that say about CFEngine? That’s an honest question for all. Is it considered a good or bad thing?
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by skoskie 5y ago
The author has responded in their own top level comment. Currently the lowest comment on the page.
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by skoskie 5y ago
In production, agreed. In beta, I’ll accept it. I feel that the term beta gets abused a lot, but in what I believe is it’s proper meaning, there are a lot of inherent factors both parties are agreeing to; increased risk of error and data lo

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