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iOffice Buys Teem After WeWork Lets It Go(news.crunchbase.com)
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by tga 7y ago
If you’re into this kind of thing, check out The Fall Of Civilizations podcast — it’s great and also has an episode on this topic. https://fallofcivilizationspodcast.com/2019/03/26/episode-4-...
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by tga 7y ago
A lot less than stretching for Esc.
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by tga 7y ago
I would love to have a (software) indicator that the camera/microphone are being accessed, similar to the location services icon. I think that would already be enough for users to start asking questions and keep abusive use in check.
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by tga 7y ago
Maybe I should have clarified: the RE650 is marketed as a repeater but it has an ethernet port and can be used as a simple access point.
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by tga 7y ago
The best way to introduce a formatter is with a git hook on commit/push (for JS projects see Husky), to ensure everyone is onboard and avoid exactly the formatting churn you mention. Thanks LaurensBER for the ‘git blame’ solution! htt
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by tga 7y ago
How about a repeater like TP-Link RE650? No PoE though.
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OpenJS Node.js Developer Certification: What to Expect(nearform.com)
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by tga 7y ago
Sure, that's handy as an extra feature to get better performance, but I see that even in RxDB it's currently in beta and turned off by default. I suppose this could be the killer feature to warrant using a new database -- because
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by tga 7y ago
If you want to subscribe to changes in a Postgresql database, whether produced by your app or not, you can also use Hasura or PostGraphile: https://docs.hasura.io/1.0/graphql/manual/subscriptions/inde...
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by tga 7y ago
Thank you, this just fixed tearing on this T460p / Ubuntu 18.04. It's both funny and sad that this is all it took. Linux on the desktop sure is configurable.
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by tga 7y ago
There are companies that provide office space everywhere. Check out Regus for example -- http://regus.com .
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by tga 7y ago
Samsung DeX is currently the most popular (only?) implementation of that, and it's decent in my opinion -- especially if what you really need is a desktop-sized browser. https://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/a
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by tga 7y ago
For an actual AP, check out the Unifi AP line. https://www.ui.com/unifi/unifi-ap For a home wireless router, you can buy a supported device and install OpenWRT. https://openwrt.org/supported_devices
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by tga 7y ago
That blanket statement is either not true or incredibly sad: certain ThinkPads might have a great Linux experience (I still don't know which exactly, I am guessing the ones certified by Ubuntu should be alright), but random ThinkPads
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by tga 7y ago
To clarify, I was talking about the experience you get using MacOS on a Mac, definitely not a Hackintosh. Of course this is due to Apple (in most part) fully supporting all (their) hardware.
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by tga 7y ago
They could still fingerprint your browser and easily track you even if you read each public page in a new Incognito session. Combining that data with logs from other sites where you did provide your details and they (or any of the 100 track
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by tga 7y ago
I am not at the point where I care about a "beautiful" Linux on a laptop, I'd be happy with twm and Motif widgets if only the hardware would be 100% supported and everything would work. For a reference point, a vanilla Ubuntu
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by tga 7y ago
Worth mentioning: http://hasura.io
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by tga 7y ago
How about a better question -- if you turn off everything Siri in the settings, are there circumstances in which an iPhone will still send audio to their servers? This to me would be the only reasonable way of stopping Apple from listen
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by tga 7y ago
Somewhat related, I recently realized that Microsoft Outlook on Android fetches _all mail_ on Microsoft servers, then sends it over to the app. If this is mentioned anywhere when setting up the account, I totally missed it. This led me to l
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by tga 7y ago
Hasura ( https://hasura.io ) is an awesome similar project for getting a GraphQL API (including live subscriptions) automatically from a PostgreSQL database.
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by tga 7y ago
"With OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 and later, most SST 4K (3840 x 2160) displays are supported at 60Hz on these Mac computers: MacBook Air (Early 2015) and later MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Early 2015) and later MacBook Pro (R
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by tga 7y ago
Maybe, maybe not. As a random counterexample, take Carrd.co, as recently featured on the Indie Hackers podcast: simple web page generator, with a free plan and a $9/year plan, currently making more than $30k/month. https:/&#
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by tga 7y ago
You can configure the left button to switch between noise cancelling levels (yeah, using the app once) and switch between Bluetooth devices using the right button -- so the app isn't needed for daily operation.
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by tga 7y ago
The CLI tools, SDK libraries, and infrastructure-as-code frameworks are all there, with various levels of convenience. This is not how you would go about setting up non-trivial infrastructure if you were serious about it. That said, if you
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by tga 7y ago
Part of the problem here is the lack of fraud insurance from CoinBase/exchanges. If the attacker would have instead stolen from his bank (several US and Canadian banks I know happily allow logins with only a password or are only starti
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Corvid: A Comprehensive Web Development Platform(wix.com)
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by tga 8y ago
If you want to set up HTTPS with CloudFront, it's your certificates in AWS Certificate Manager that must be in us-east-1. There is no restriction on S3 bucket regions.
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by tga 8y ago
I add #tags to filenames. This makes them easily portable and searchable everywhere, even when shared over the network.

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