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by zuppy 9y ago
This is something you test with unit tests. It should have been pretty easy to discover it. I know most of us don’t have that much cover by these tests, but also we don’t have hundreds of millions of daily users. They ahould invest into thi
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by zuppy 9y ago
There are 2 different actions: one that deactivates your account and one that actually deletes it. You've probably used the deactivate functionality, because the other one needs more digging in order to find it.
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by zuppy 9y ago
> * SMS don't have read receipt. Yes, they do. iPhones don't seem to do that, but old GSM phones did it (like my first phone, Ericsson T20, which got released in 2000). Androids have read reports in the default message app, if
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by zuppy 9y ago
Group messages don't really work over sms with different device types. Same for attachments, multimedia, location data.
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by zuppy 9y ago
No, you don't. You only pay the servers, what about the kitchen staff?
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by zuppy 9y ago
How many of the Android devices are using the latest version and what's the option for the rest of them, excluding rooting? There are many advantages of Android, but this is not one of them.
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by zuppy 9y ago
I wouldn't put this on the developer's shoulders always. I work for a major online retailer in my country and I'm always surprised of the amount of crap the people from business add to our site. All kind of tracking tools, su
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by zuppy 9y ago
Wow, it's like Windows 95 again. I used to crash the computers with \con\con links.
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by zuppy 10y ago
I think this should always be the first question: how does my code behave on mobile? Considering that most (or a huge percent of) people are accessing the web on mobile now and that thos is targeted towards them, this is a kind of a blockin
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by zuppy 10y ago
Ok, this may work for drivers, but what about the kitchen staff at restaurants, don't they deserve more? Do you think the waiters share the tip? This is a horrible way to solve problems, everyone should receive a fair pay directly, by
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by zuppy 10y ago
Few years ago I've used few lines of code that I've copied from Skype. There was a hidden invisible chracter that was breaking everything, I've lost about 2 hours until I found it through a hex editor (I rewrote the pasted co
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by zuppy 10y ago
symfony / react + docker for spawning containers for each service
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by zuppy 10y ago
I don't think it does. Tipping is expected even if a bad service is being provided. I live in a country where you have to give tips everywhere and everywhere the service is awful. Why not be fair and pay the employee well (and also pay
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by zuppy 10y ago
You can just install the app from a site that mirrors apk files and it will work. It did for me a year ago, when I've tried it.
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by zuppy 10y ago
Absolutely nothing, after about a year every one of them starts to break into pieces (and they also tend to stick like a gum). I've been using iPhones since the 3G. Now, I'm buying only cables not made by Apple. I think they'
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by zuppy 10y ago
here is the JavaScript version of that (run it, it's valid code, see http://www.jsfuck.com ): [][(![]+[])[+[]]+([![]]+[][[]])[+!+[]+[+[]]]+(![]+[])[!+[]+!+[]]+(!![]+[])[+[]]+(!![]+[])[!+[]+!+[]+!+[]]+(!![]+[])[+!+[]]][([][(!
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by zuppy 10y ago
Apple maps is beyond awful where I live (Romania), it's not even worth mentioning it as an option. The problem is not only with the maps, but also with the points of interest.
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by zuppy 11y ago
We're using satis to create a mirror with all the required composer packages and we're deploying from there. https://github.com/composer/satis The main reason that we switch to that was exactly to avoid depl
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by zuppy 11y ago
Same thing happened few years ago with Pitbull, when, as a prank, it was voted for him to go to Alaska. He went there. http://www.rollingstone.com/music/videos/pitbull-is-heading-...
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by zuppy 11y ago
I don't think you understand why some of us are buying Apple products. I've started with a developer job 15 years ago, I am a pro user (actually I've started programming while I was in the 5th grade, in '94). I still get
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by zuppy 11y ago
Who will bother to recreate the fingerprint, most of us aren't that important? (I'm not) :) Don't get me wrong, I do understand the main problem is that you can't change this "token" and it's something tha
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by zuppy 11y ago
Yes, but is it worth spending the required resources? If the answer is yes, than anyway the 4 digit pin isn't more secure (you can watch people type them and find out the code).
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by zuppy 11y ago
Fair point, it should be used for convenience, not for real security.
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by zuppy 11y ago
Nobody's going to bother to recreate your fingerprint, when it's much easier to beat you with a wrench ( https://xkcd.com/538/ ) until they get access to your phone. It's a huge convenience for you thoug
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by zuppy 11y ago
... and kept the 16 GB base model.
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by zuppy 11y ago
Path Finder. It seems that somehow I've managed to screw up the reply. Sorry :)
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by zuppy 11y ago
I've been using this for quite a few years and I can't recommend it enough.
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by zuppy 12y ago
You haven't read the article. The signs should work for color blind people too because of the stripes.
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by zuppy 12y ago
I'm to lazy to do the math (substract and look for ascii code), but it should be "Merry Christmas". clue: look where "r" is i the string.
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by zuppy 12y ago
The entire re-form is sponsored by BMW, I honestly don't get your point. It's a really interesting section of Medium, try looking for the other articles.

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