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by tfsh 5y ago
You could use Wireshark[1] which is a pretty powerful network packet sniffing application. If you capture using monitor mode, you'll likely see a bunch of 802.11 requests - take a look at [2]. 1: https://wireshark.org 2: h
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by tfsh 5y ago
Someone else mentioned Spotify, you could try looking into Last.fm[1] (which queries from a number of different sources - spotify, youtube, soundcloud and user contributed artwork). 1: https://www.last.fm/api/show/
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by tfsh 5y ago
Not OP, but with the apps you've mentioned (and other Electron apps), I'd be less likely to keep them running (and would prevent them from opening at login) due to their outsized resource impact. Which in turn decreases user reten
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by tfsh 5y ago
It would be weird to couple together the Chrome bookmarks and Google bookmarks at https://www.google.com/bookmarks , by doing so Chrome bookmarks which is a browser specific concept would only be accessible through an intern
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by tfsh 5y ago
I've just given this a go, with very little work I was able to produce a near seamless mask which was able to adapt to dynamic and changing pose - interesting stuff. The main drawback I observed was computation speed, most edits requir
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by tfsh 5y ago
"Immoral" and "illegal" are not logically equivalent. An act being immoral does not make it illegal and an immoral act is not necessarily illegal. Immorality is extremely nuanced and heavily influenced by society. Eg. ho
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by tfsh 5y ago
It constantly amazes me how bad Reddit's interface is, videos either don't play or randomly start playing despite them not being in the viewport. They run random A|B experiments which add unnecessary components such as avatars nex
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List of Largest Mergers and Acquisitions(en.wikipedia.org)
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by tfsh 5y ago
I assume the shorturl would be named (hypothetically gov.uk/ucas -> gov.uk/university-clearing-through-ucas). Fully established tech companies has a similar process for requesting short links, for instance Google has an interna
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by tfsh 5y ago
Chrome now provides on-device powered live captions (which hooks into any chrome originating audio) - chrome://settings/accessibility -> toggle "Live Captions"[1] which could help alleviate some of the limitation
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by tfsh 5y ago
I think there is a great potential for highly interactive predictive suggestions like shown under section 2 "discoverability" in the wider Unix ecosystem, however discoverability is the key issue, and a massive problem space. Comm
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by tfsh 5y ago
I really appreciate the coverging of retro machines with modern APIs. I've been working on a smart home solution (automated blinds, etc), I really want to build a control panel with lots of physical switches like the Yayagram now
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by tfsh 5y ago
Neither of those criticisms pertain to the actual product itself. Go is a tried and tested product, used daily in critical infra and is FOSS
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by tfsh 6y ago
I use the console.dir method occasionally to get the public methods and properties of HTML elements, for instance console.dir(document.body) would output all the methods and properties
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by tfsh 6y ago
Is it? I wouldn't say ironic, however I can see why you might reach that conclusion. The demo isn't a representation of a productionised end product. It is a playground representating the findings of the authors article for deskto
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by tfsh 6y ago
I'm curious; is there anti british sentiment there?
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by tfsh 6y ago
I can, however I don't think having to resize your browser window to comfortably view an article is a very good UX, especially when it could be rectified by positioning the content in the middle of the screen.
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by tfsh 6y ago
Meta: I really dislike the style of console.dev, the article is shunted to the left and leaves the rest of the screen real estate to be taken up by an - albeit pretty - but unnecessary piece of digital artwork. This - https://ibb
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by tfsh 6y ago
I learnt to code through Roblox and now work as an engineer in a FAANG company. Of the particularly niche audience of teenagers I met on that platform many also owe their careers in tech thanks to the accessibility and gamification of codin
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by tfsh 6y ago
It seems like this is US only, I initially thought the search functionality was broken when it showed no jobs in London (UK). Is there a technical limitation as to why this has been kept US centric, if so this should be reflected in the web
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by tfsh 6y ago
Meta: I would prefer if this was posted when it is is actually released. Some minor observations: - The carousel sliders parent container doesn't have a fixed height so all the content (including the buttons themselves) jitter around
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by tfsh 6y ago
+1 I really like the interoperability of the USB-C charging on my 2019 Mac. With the same charger I can charge my phone, laptop, headphones and bluetooth speaker. Having to carry only one cable (and one brick) around is great.
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by tfsh 6y ago
What's misleading?
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by tfsh 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nestl%C3%A9 - scroll to the controversy section
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by tfsh 6y ago
I tried browsing Reddit in incognito on my phone earlier and it wouldn't let me without installing their app, thankfully old.reddit.com exists. From clicking on a search result to viewing an image post took ~8 clicks. The flow went som
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by tfsh 6y ago
I'd be surprised if in your hypothetical scenario there would be sanctions against the US or the UK. Neither country would try and cover it up which is what's been truly despicable about China's response. I do wish the wider
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by tfsh 6y ago
I've been wanting to draw insights from my browsing history for a while, in particular; how my browsing history habits have changed over the course of months - to years. Unfortunately Chrome clears your history after n months which is
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by tfsh 6y ago
This is really cool, it looks sleek and I like the category break down. However there is a distinct lack of metrics, visualisations and avaliable data - seems the dashboard only shows me information from the last week. The page also kept fr
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by tfsh 6y ago
Crowd sourcing errors by relying on user generated reports is sometimes a good idea, however in this instance it's not. Cert expiry is something that can be automated and monitored because the expiry is deterministic. Crowd sourcing is
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by tfsh 6y ago
I don't think Mozilla are playing the long game here, VR in it's current form is not going to get "big". Headsets and three dimensional experiences on 2D planes is not virtual reality, as such I don't think innovati

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