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szszrk
1y ago
Then why is a flip phone in the title? That was not specific to flip phones at all.
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1y ago
The UI of that Delta chat app looks completely like Telegram fork (client is opensource). Function wise as well. What is the backend for it? It's hard for me to find on their website. If it's also Telegram, than what's the p
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1y ago
In all honesty, how do you install windows? Aside from pre installed ones. Most people I know does exactly the same. Takes Rufus or similar and downloads official image from Microsoft
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1y ago
So you want a free, legal source of art, which was generated with tools that scrapped other people's art without their consent, respecting it's licensisng and without their knowledge? :) Doesn't make sense to me - result has
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1y ago
More or less my experience as well. I run Mikrotiks usually, but also on openwrt consumer hardware it's at least 3-4x more throughput than OpenVPN. Very useful for low-end routers, travel routers and similar. Also initial connection ti
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1y ago
That used to be the way to do that in 2G era. Multiple Nokia 6210 or similar connected via RS ports to servers. It was reliable, reasonably priced (SMS price was not great compared to today), allowed for around 12 or so texts a minute AFAIR
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1y ago
That's actually rad, but... it's not that different from making current mailboxes bigger. In PL in large buildings those are on ground floor, next to each other. If you make them bigger you only need to add notifications to match
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1y ago
I do. I do that all the time. So does my wife. Especially if she has a baby stroller to use. Or we just pull by the locker on our way somewhere, it takes just 2 minutes. So do our neighbors who do the same. That's how I buy all my hous
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1y ago
Misread. Acronym fever.
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1y ago
OK, but you phrase it like it's something bad, while you say it's very, very good in practice. But maybe for different reasons than language change. We should state: "this is true and really works, just remember language was
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1y ago
I guess there is consensus that powershell is good. Unix people may still find in cumbersome. For windows-primary people maybe it came too late? For a longer while it wasn't even integral part of Windows. But honestly often when I talk
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1y ago
I know PowerShell is surrounded with polarized opinions, but that's one of the things it's amazing for. Import-Csv with Out-GridView gives nice results and it can be just a one-liner wrote from memory. Just a reminder that it'
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1y ago
I would gamify workarounds for each of your points like it's a speedrun of Mario. These are typical low quality laws. You prohibit things randomly with good intentions and low focus on how this would be abused. This just makes it way h
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1y ago
> And consistency - it's a widespread design convention (used by apps like WhatsApp, iMessage, and Facebook Messenger), which builds user familiarity and reduces confusion It's funny that you mention this. For so many years I f
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1y ago
Of course. Yet it's still a fraction of userbase. I chose Motorola for the same reason (they have their own variant of dex which works smooth).
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1y ago
In a way, you just confirm what I said. I think that "fallacy" is cool for a ted talk or a sales book, but falls apart when faced with reality. tacostakohashi chose very precise examples - cash registry and self checkout. These ar
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1y ago
You are overreacting. It takes one click - the logo on top left - to go back to main site which covers "what is lazarus?" clearly. Is that logic, that a main logo of the site goes back to home page, already lost? They made an inte
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1y ago
It's a link to a whole forum purely focused on that IDE, with it's name in domain name. Why would they explain that to their audience? They know.
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1y ago
Weird examples. Self service cash registers are huge in Europe and as the tech matured even elderly are choosing them to not wait in queues. There are a lot of complains, but on par with standard registries. Self checkout on flights, the on
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1y ago
I think that exist. There are also some public dns providers that partially offer that for free. Check apps: blokada, dnsnet (fdroid), Adguard (the paid one, there are discounts for lifetime for as low as ~$10), I think even DDG browser us
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1y ago
I guess that OP is referring to teams having this builettin-board style posts as a default. You post a post and others can react and comment. Which works like a mashup of old school forum and chat. It breaks chronology as newest updates are
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1y ago
I have a name: call it a "dubbing tax".
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1y ago
So as a conclusion, it seems we agree that those that are the ones creating most risk for users will not be impacted. I am sticking to android ecosystem as best one I know, because I still have choices + I can use fdroid for a lot of my app
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1y ago
You are right, but those "janky ad libraries" are the very reason most of the apps on google play were created.
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1y ago
Check for vulnerabilities in dependencies and do the same thing they described in this post, just with... meaningful feedback. I'm more an infra guy, and such scans are actually absolutely awesome. I see everything in my k8s clusters,
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1y ago
Have you seen it available somewhere in Europe recently? I've been looking for it for a while, with no success. I'd be happy with anything from DVD to archive.org/youtube upload or whatever.
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1y ago
I'm very confused by your comment. Place you are pasting is 4km from a huge park and around 11km from downtown Memphis. Are you seriously suggesting those are huge numbers in context of air pollution?
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1y ago
What are the usual use cases for a tool like this or mentioned Epoxy? Is that used in actual released products that final client uses, or rather a development tool?
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2y ago
That's the exact opposite of what I'm referring to. There is a client that has a self hosted web service. Or a SaaS but under his own domain. There is a vendor that provides nice apps to interact with that service. Vendor distribu
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2y ago
Ok, but what's the alternative? Support for cert and CA pinning is in a state that is much better than I thought it will be, at least for mobile apps. I'm impressed by Apple's ATS. Yet, for instance, you can't pin a CA f
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