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5y ago
I frequently use this to (lightly) edit vector drawables for android: though they are not proper SVG, the path syntax is the same. And, yes, it is a godsend!
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5y ago
This does not match my experience here. Can you back that claim a bit?
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5y ago
The article and your parent are talking of the cost for the producer, not the user.
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5y ago
From the article, 27% of users; this is higher than I thought, and not negligible anymore. Note: I tried a few google search to find accurate data, but it goes all over the place; is there an accurate estimation somewhere?
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5y ago
Let's hope the rocket does not blow up on launch, though.
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5y ago
It seems analogous to the "cargo cult" phenomenon that is often mentioned here...
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5y ago
French here; my usage is mostly: WhatsApp for group conversations (circle of friends, family, setting up some event/holidays/whatever), SMS for one-on-one conversations. I am definitely not a heavy communicator, though: perhaps yo
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5y ago
The 6th contributor's (nick)name, can be translated to something like "Fuckthewhores", with a play on words with Belzebuth
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5y ago
Every time they go to sleep, they eventually wake up !
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5y ago
Why wouldn't you be able to do that yourself?
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You are not alone! This is completely unclear: the next guy reading your code will definitely "fix" the halting condition. I'd either handle i == 0 outside of the loop, or use something like: for (size_t j = size; j >
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5y ago
GDPR applies for EU companies, or companies dealing with customers from the EU.
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I do not.
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I (my company) use a similar approach: a single dedicated server with docker containers, by using dokku [0], for an heroku-like self-hosted PaaS. Most of our applications are either: - app developped in-house (django/flask): Procfile +
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5y ago
I believe they do; you can download archives at [0]. It mentions that the edit history can be downloaded by looking for dumps with page-meta-history in their name at [1] The same is probably true for OpenStreetMap et al. [0] https:/&
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5y ago
Poe's law strikes again!
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5y ago
> Isn't the headline against the rule on HN? Yep, it perhaps would have been better with a [Ask HN] title and the link in the post.
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5y ago
To be fair, this is easy to say in hindsight; but it also does not account for companies that successfully embrace new technologies/paradigm shifts/etc, and for all the fads that incumbent companies rightfully dismissed.
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Probably not. Some hacks would not work anymore (eg. wallhacks). Yet, how would you detect, say, an aimbot identifying the pixels on the screen and simulating mouse moves?
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On Android, you can replace the default phone app. That's by design.
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Plot twist: their procedures are actually completely different, and this blog is part of a larger scheme to confuse potential attackers.
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5y ago
Wow, I was with you until this. I, for one, never even suspected your origin or nationality reading the blog post. OK, re-reading it, there are a few hints (a Chinese proverb, your nickname, etc.). But nothing "obvious". Probably
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I believe it is a choice of each app developper (open web links in a WebView or in the external default browser)
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Nitpicking (of course, HN, what did you expect): capturing is still O(1).
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A certificate of ownership.
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You can't duplicate or send your house by email. The "art" linked to the NFT can be duplicated bit-for-bit. What is unique is the NFT, that is, the certificate of ownership.
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I believe the argument stays true if you replace "computer" by "device".
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Is the EU allowed to have a say when a US company buys another US company?
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Wow, just discovered CyberChef, thanks for the link! DevUtils has a comparison page at [1] describing the differences between both tools. To their credit (I reckon it is rare on such "comparison" pages), they even highlight the fe
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That comment about the new "Apple Polishing Cloth" is hilarious. 20$ for a piece of cloth... Glad the battery is easier to replace, though (speaking from experience!)
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