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by zwily 4y ago
Nobody but you would know your id though.
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by zwily 4y ago
My reaction when I saw that tweet was “is the White House seriously blaming our record inflation on Biden’s leadership?”
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by zwily 4y ago
React Training worked really well, was very profitable till Covid shut it down. Obviously not a scalable startup type thing but still a nice little business.
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by zwily 4y ago
I’d rather be brainwashed than constantly re-assuring myself that the users of a different brand phone must be brainwashed.
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by zwily 4y ago
You can buy most cordless power tools “bare”, without battery+charger. Because those are a significant portion of the cost and if you already have several tools in that family, you probably don’t want to pay for another battery. (Or charger
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by zwily 4y ago
That hasn't been true for awhile: https://selfsolve.apple.com/deregister-imessage/ They will also deregister you automatically after some period of time. What you described is the situation several years ago, but
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by zwily 4y ago
They don’t ask you to turn off all radios during takeoff/landing anymore. Just cellular.
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by zwily 4y ago
Chances are, there is someone around. An airline worker with an iPhone in their pocket, etc. I’ve put AirTags in my luggage since they came out and it’s fun to see how often their location gets pinged.
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by zwily 4y ago
If the Australian laws are like the US’s, where the servers are located does not matter.
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by zwily 4y ago
I think some of the confusion is from somebody claiming they are granted RSU's based on dollar value, and then that dollar value is converted to shares at the 1-year vesting cliff. That is incredibly weird. Offer letters having dollar
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by zwily 4y ago
That sounds absolutely bizarre. Why do stock the first year at all? I have never heard of anyone trying that before. edit: That setup is basically saying "you don't benefit from the increase in share value for the first year of em
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by zwily 4y ago
Why would they do that? You pay for YouTube Premium monthly. If they put in ads, you cancel. Simple enough.
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by zwily 4y ago
I agree with #1... Workers before the cache is crazy powerful for the original purpose of Workers (modifying incoming requests). But now that people are starting to use Workers as their original (for remix, etc) it would be nice to be able
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by zwily 4y ago
He was presumably using a company laptop which would have who knows how much monitoring. I wouldn’t be surprised if Apple tracks every file you airdrop from a company machine.
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by zwily 4y ago
Reports I read said that while they all inject code, TikTok was the worst, injecting code that intercepts every key press and click.
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by zwily 4y ago
Induction, on the other hand, works great with cast iron.
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by zwily 4y ago
I doubt they’ll be shutting down.
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by zwily 4y ago
I've had lots of mint gum, but not sure I've ever had a mint bubble gum.
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by zwily 4y ago
When they first launched a few months ago it was all Flow, and then it was quickly converted to Typescript. I think they still ship the Flow types too.
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by zwily 4y ago
People have contributed bindings for Vue, Svelte, and Solid so far. I’m not sure what state they are in though. React is definitely the most mature binding.
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by zwily 4y ago
One out of ten odds are also much, much better than the lottery though.
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by zwily 4y ago
AFAIK, Vercel middlewares use Cloudflare Workers, which are V8 isolates. Describing that as a “janky JS sandbox” is pretty funny.
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by zwily 4y ago
I think the impressive thing is how much data that is for each user-minute. What could they possibly be storing in 33KB for each second of Netflix you stream?
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by zwily 4y ago
It hasn’t switched yet. Hopefully this year.
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by zwily 4y ago
Cloudflare does lots of hosting too.
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by zwily 4y ago
Apple likes end users to discover stuff like that on their own. They hyped it up a ton at the WWDC keynote before it came out, but only a small % of mostly developers see that. Part of their philosophy is to delight users along the way and
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by zwily 4y ago
How exciting! What version of Postgres are they targeting? And do they have a strategy for keeping up to date with new versions?
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by zwily 4y ago
You can already find this. It’s called a “part -time job”. :)
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by zwily 4y ago
FaceTime actually did the eye adjustment thing for a bit, but they disabled it. Not sure why, it seemed to work okay. Maybe it freaked people out though.
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by zwily 4y ago
There was no way to verify before that Apple wasn’t tracking you either. Whether or not you trust Apple should have nothing to do with Private Relay.

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