sureIy

24 ms·

331.
by sureIy 2y ago
You can hide the Issues tab, but not PRs. In the PRs you can set a PR template the says you don’t accept PRs and set up a very simple GitHub Action workflow that auto-closes and locks PRs opened by others.
332.
by sureIy 2y ago
On a related note: the worst thing you can possibly do as an open source developer is to create a product for the general public to use. You hate tickets without repro? Enjoy the barrage of “help. Doent work”, “me too” and “HELLO IT’S BEEN
333.
by sureIy 2y ago
This is it. It’s like comparing “being seen by others at a nudist beach” vs “being recorded for the whole world to watch forever.” Not the same. Also a lot of people wouldn’t appreciate their neighbor talking (or even hearing) about them ha
334.
by sureIy 2y ago
It would be safe to assume that Apple will eventually add a way to recompress your photo library to JXL… if they weren’t in the business of selling storage and cloud storage. They have in the past released tools to optimize storage so it wo
335.
by sureIy 2y ago
How would you feel if a stranger came up to you in the street and said they appreciated the wiki article you were reading last night? I think everyone wants “privacy by default”, they just don’t make the connection between this hypothetical
336.
by sureIy 2y ago
It’s not that straightforward due to spelling. Does that catch køk? Tihts? P. Nus? For a non English swear word, I had to ask 3 times and about a specific language to finally make that connection.
337.
by sureIy 2y ago
Wow that’s atrocious performance. So there’s no chance to use this on real photos
338.
by sureIy 2y ago
This is cool. Is there also a way to show contents of the image as indexed? i.e. image 1 has cat and dog There are a lot of tool/apps that let you “search images” but not much that lets you just as easily “read images”
339.
by sureIy 2y ago
Wrong. Check out ZIP files. Raw files inside, compressed.
340.
by sureIy 2y ago
Have you ever zipped a file? Lossless does not mean data is lost. Lossless means data is not lost.
341.
by sureIy 2y ago
Lenses are definitely a factor in “quality” of photos, so some situations are impossible/hard to recreate with mobile phones. What mobile sensors will never achieve is fast shots in the dark. It’s physically not possible. While “nigh
342.
by sureIy 2y ago
I think this event proves you absolutely wrong. They approved hearing aid “software”, meaning it can run on arbitrary hardware that may or may not have the restrictions you’re talking about… as part of other “software”
343.
by sureIy 2y ago
Is it? I think that thanks to transparency mode and conversation detection people are keeping them in “full time”. In noisy environments I just keep them on without music and they help me hear people talk.
344.
by sureIy 2y ago
Vision Pro’s battery fits in your pocket. Cables falling from your body isn’t a new thing for Apple. But yeah I don’t see it happening because they’d never acknowledge that taking your watch off twice a day is a chore.
345.
by sureIy 2y ago
Every tool has a correct way to be used. You can’t tell me I shouldn’t slide my electric toothbrush from side to side “because of market forces”. Battery technology just isn’t there. Bigger battery means heavier device. Duracell made a smar
346.
by sureIy 2y ago
Oodles of providers that give you a permanent US number for free?
347.
by sureIy 2y ago
> compete with iMessage and WhatsApp, God please no more messaging apps from Google for the love of god.
348.
by sureIy 2y ago
This makes zero sense. Unless there’s a specific need to replace or upgrade at the tail end, not buying a new phone will continue to work. This is just a new excuse to get a new phone with extra steps. If you want a new iPhone, get a new
349.
by sureIy 2y ago
> - camera adds events to calendar! The state of the camera app pisses me off. It could do so much but it does so little. Why can’t I snap a picture of a written WiFi password to connect to WiFi? QRs are so 2008. Why can’t it fully parse
350.
by sureIy 2y ago
At this price point it’s completely welcome. Folding an overpriced and underdeveloped health market into a commercially successful highly-engineered product is the best the world can ask of trillion dollar companies. While Apple choices are
351.
by sureIy 2y ago
What do you do when that piece starts and you remember you don’t really care about anything anymore and you just need some of that energy shot into your brain at the highest volume possible even if it hurts?
352.
by sureIy 2y ago
Voice? Could easily fold and be sold to Sprint. I’m honestly surprised (and thankful) it’s been working for 15+ years. Completely out of Google character. I hope they forgot about it running on a server under someone’s desk in the basement
353.
by sureIy 2y ago
They’re suggesting it is or might become a CCP Trojan horse
354.
by sureIy 2y ago
This is the kind of tools you bookmark and then never use again because the solution is always one Google search away (or LLM shell command away) I installed a tool exactly like this one maybe a year ago and never opened it.
355.
by sureIy 2y ago
The website is giving CSS IS AWESOME vibes https://imgur.com/a/wM7ZT2C
356.
by sureIy 2y ago
Saving, when instant, does not need to notify the user. Not every action needs to notify the user. As seen in the article, do we need a notification following a click to every checkbox? In most cases, the user should assume that the action
357.
by sureIy 2y ago
> OS types of notification that the defunct Growl invented. No. Growl came out in 2004, Windows XP had notifications in 2001. If you consider Clippy's messages notifications, we can go back to at least Microsoft Bob (1995)
358.
by sureIy 2y ago
Absolutely. Toasts, like any overlaid UI, is just a cheap and easy way to add information to the screen without affecting the layout. Cheap and easy doesn't make it good
359.
by sureIy 2y ago
> whats holding the devs back Complexity. I'm amazed that anyone would even be able to single-handedly emulate such a different architecture like PS3
360.
by sureIy 2y ago
> I hope that practice doesn't catch on. I got news for you, they invented something called websites and all they do is remotely disable what appears in your browser. Next thing you know, they place them in webviews and show "Y

More ›