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7y ago
This happens every time for me and a bunch of others have reported it. I think it's meant to be a dark pattern to get you to use the app. To get around it you have to reload the page from the browser reload button.
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Which is sad because webm in browsers already passes the right click test but websites have started a trend of blocking users from saving content so they choose to share a link instead which brings in more ad views. When I want to copy an i
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7y ago
The purism devices look great but they are so expensive and its really hard to justify a $900 phone that has worse specs than my old $300 one
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7y ago
Bitcoins are not specific units. They are more like water, infinitely dividable. If you stole a bucket of water and then pour it in to your swimming pool and then distribute the content of your swimming pool to 100 different people, who has
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7y ago
Who controlls the blacklist? A black list is essentially a tool to drain anyone's wallet
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7y ago
I think its just because charging ports are "ugly" so they tried to hide it at the expense of functionality.
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7y ago
Most 20-something developers are likely of the opinion that that work is the opposite of useful. Its actively harmful
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Its also more secure. Long lived certs risk the possibility that someone who used to own the domain got a certificate on it and it still works after the domain is resold. Once you automate it there is no downside to short lived certs.
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7y ago
Donations and free time.
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7y ago
Assets are protected by copyright. If you are not concerned about copyright you can just redistribute the whole game.
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7y ago
Yes. The 20% not on IE only left after we convinced their it department to switch.
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The customers have weird IE security tools/firewalls and are not allowed to use anything else. For some reason they think that IE with very expensive tools to lock it down is more secure than a modern browser.
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7y ago
Nope, this is a modern react/es6 app that's only about 5 years old.
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7y ago
Our enterprise app (not internal) has 80% of users on IE11 :/
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7y ago
Picking looks over function.
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7y ago
OP obviously enjoys building and showing stuff off. If they valued their time they would be building smart watches instead of mindlessly browsing social media or watching TV.
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7y ago
Just put wheels on a helicopter and now you have a flying car.
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7y ago
Thanks to the work by ifixit its possible for anyone to replace an iPhone battery but without the hard work from a 3rd party there is no way you would be able to replace a battery. You have to know exactly which screws to remove, the direct
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7y ago
Someone recently built a bot that automates being an intsagram thot and sends him emails whenever a business offers the account free meals at restaurants so they just check their email for free stuff and never touch the website. A bot goes
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7y ago
It certainly looks accidental. It hides on scroll on other pages but this one causes it to half hide and then it pops back up again.
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7y ago
Before online audio books we borrowed then from the library for free.
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7y ago
I have everything set up correct and gmail even accepts 90% of my emails but every now and then it randomly marks one of my emails as spam. A gmail user emailed me first and I replied with a text email no links and that gets marked as spam.
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7y ago
Wasm is company and technology independent and went through the proper process for becoming a standard rather than being forced in by some corp hoping to take over the internet. It also doesn't have any of the security issues because i
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7y ago
A logical reason to care about intent is that malicious people will likely do it again and can not be trusted in the future where as people who make a mistake will avoid doing it again
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7y ago
I listen to podcasts while cycling. Somehow makes me feel faster but my GPS disagrees.
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7y ago
I have heard they have been super aggressive about takedowns on YouTube videos showing switch modding even though there are no copyright violations
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7y ago
I wonder if this is the reason that js tends to fail silently or convert types whenever possible because debugging errors was just too hard.
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7y ago
Hm, I'm not sure how iOS apps do it. My app is a fitness app that records activities, the app has to remain running in the background so the recording isn't interrupted.
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7y ago
I should have been more specific but my app needs to record GPS with the screen off and with the app not focused which web apps can't do.
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7y ago
Web apps can't use GPS like an app can
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