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by wkirby 6y ago
Good. I love developing for the Quest, but I haven't recommended it to anyone since the change.
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by wkirby 6y ago
Thanks for the prompt reply. Will Mimestream-local snooze necessitate introducing an intermediate server to track across platforms, or will you use something like iCloud sync to keep track?
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by wkirby 6y ago
Looks great. Missing 4 Gmail features that I dearly miss from the web UI: - Snooze - Scheduled Send - Undo send - Missing attachment warnings ("you said see attached but have no attachments, did you mean to attach something?")
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by wkirby 7y ago
Being in a similar boat, I agree with all of your points. I do think 3.2 includes at least a partial fix for: > You cannot inspect the scene in the editor visually while debugging. This video ( https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by wkirby 8y ago
> > the app not exiting if i need to restart the browser, the app not being affected by extensions I install (adblockers, etc). > > I want to be able to modify web apps, and I want to restart all webapps when I receive a securi
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by wkirby 8y ago
StumbleUpon was a game changer, and a big gateway into discovering truly weird and wonderful things about the internet. I used to bind the Firefox plugin to middle mouse click, so I could keep browsing with a hotkey. Haven't used it in
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by wkirby 9y ago
Apparently I take better care of user information on a hobby project running on localhost that will never see a remote server than these giant companies do with real life data.
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by wkirby 9y ago
I wanted to try Firefox, but 2 hours into using it I had a meeting in Google Hangouts. Firefox no longer supports Google Hangouts. Back to Chrome it is.
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by wkirby 9y ago
I'm sure most qualified teachers will tell you they are in desperate need of quality classroom materials. What this article doesn't address (and a quick search reveals no answers) is that these materials _need_ to fit into a resea
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Thanks, ElectronConf(apsis.io)
2 points by wkirby 9y ago|0 comments
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by wkirby 9y ago
Natera Inc. is hiring for a number of developer positions. - Manager, Production Applications - ONSITE - San Carlos, CA - Senior Front End Web Developer - ONSITE - San Carlos, CA - Senior Manager, Enterprise Applications Engineering - ONSIT
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by wkirby 9y ago
Your `palette` function is super dope. I'm gonna use that.
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by wkirby 9y ago
Is the installer in Chinese for anyone else?
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by wkirby 10y ago
A few thoughts: - Very slick onboarding experience, especially compared to other calorie counters. Big plus here. - There doesn't appear to be a way to add food outside of the current "meal." I'm sitting here at lunch ti
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by wkirby 10y ago
Awesome start. Here are some features our team would like to see: - Private rooms with an owner - Persistent rooms (once everyone leaves, all the content is lost) - Outbound calling to real phone numbers (let us call out to a conference lin
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by wkirby 10y ago
There is no solution. Everything is terrible.
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by wkirby 10y ago
How is this better? I don't have to look at the keyboard to perform chords. With no tactile feedback, I certainly have to look at the touch bar. What's more, common actions usually have high-priority, simple chords (cmd-c/cmd
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by wkirby 10y ago
What can I do with the bar that I can't do with keyboard commands and my multi-touch touchpad? Vim seems especially rough, with no physical escape key. Guess I'll map that to caps lock?
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by wkirby 10y ago
On the average work day I've got 4 VMs running at any given time, eating up 6-8 GB of RAM. Put Chrome, my IDE, etc, and it's definitely relevant. My real complaint here, though, is that besides the GPU and CPU, this is essentially
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by wkirby 10y ago
My understanding was this generation of nvidia GPUs is a pretty solid step above the AMD offering.
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by wkirby 10y ago
The AirPods are Bluetooth, but I was under the impression that the improved pairing and battery life technology relied on the source also featuring the W1 chip. After looking into it, an article[^1] from 9to5mac implies otherwise. If that&#
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by wkirby 10y ago
Not at all. To me the touch bar is mostly a gimmick that removes tactile feedback from some commonly used keys --- most importantly escape. What the full touch screen offers, by comparison, is all the same potential functionality, in a plac
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by wkirby 10y ago
Where will I plug in my new lightning headphones...
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by wkirby 10y ago
I'm beginning to think Steve Jobs didn't die, he just got hired by Microsoft.
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by wkirby 10y ago
Have you tried a MacBook Pro with Linux installed?
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by wkirby 10y ago
What I wanted: - 7th generation Intel chips. Skylake (6th generation) is from August 2015. - A move to Nvidia GPUs - Retain the magsafe power adapter - At least one dedicated display-out port, preferably HDMI - 32GB RAM for the 15 inch base
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by wkirby 10y ago
Actually the only thing that keeps me from switching back to ST3 is Atoms first class support for `.gitignore` and excluding files from the quick open menu. I know there's a package that claims to update the file ignore pattern to matc
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by wkirby 10y ago
Apsis co-founder here. I think there's an excellent economic argument from the employer's perspective for what we do: we can attract top-tier talent that's technically outside of our budget, without having to come up with the
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Read the Source: Encryption Draft Bill(apsis.io)
2 points by wkirby 10y ago|0 comments
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by wkirby 11y ago
I would also be curious to see these lists. As for understanding American culture, that's a _very_ interesting question: what America do you want to learn about? I might argue that for understanding the American identity that Mark Twai

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