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ByteWelder
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Comment #46551178
I've been working for two years on an open source application platform for ESP32. It's a light-weight operating system that can download and run native applications. I wrote an art…
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Comment #45446378
That app is just an internal one for when people build their own firmware. The external apps have recently moved to https://github.com/ByteWelder/TactilityApps It's still not much,…
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Comment #42664464
I have been considering that hardware, but the UI isn’t currently fit for such small screens. I’m considering T-Embed first, so when that works, it might be easier to adapt for Car…
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Comment #42664452
It’s explained on the website: https://tactility.one/#/building-tactility In short: just make a CMake build of the project without the ESP32 toolset in your path. Currently the bui…
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Comment #42664437
Ease of development: programming WiFi, for example, takes easily 200 lines of code with ESP-IDF SDK. And your credentials will be baked into the ROM as plain text. With Tactility i…
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Comment #35974717
Interesting - never heard of it. I found another project(*) that runs Mobian on a Pi, so that should work. I intend to try out ParrotOS and/or Kali in the future. Perhaps some RTL-…
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Comment #35974547
It's built with a Raspberry Pi CM4 and a 5" touch screen. It has about 6 hours of battery life and batteries are replaceable. The keyboard isn't great, but it's functional. Inspira…
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Comment #31651680
For those (like me) being stuck on "skeuomorphic" in the second sentence: > A skeuomorph is a derivative object that retains ornamental design cues (attributes) from structures tha…
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Comment #31651229
What about Rider from JetBrains?
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Comment #28849738
Alternatively, you can just disable internet access to any of the keyboards via 'Settings' > 'Apps and notifications'.
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Comment #28808073
> or services which refuse to provide API access such as banks. Just as a sidenote/fyi: In Europe, the Payment Services Directive (PSD2) requires banks to provide API access to pay…
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Comment #28565335
> It not reasonable to hold Apple to pledges they've made to western customers, when talking about a service provided to non-western customers. I think it's reasonable: We hold peo…
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Comment #28512203
The regulations in The Netherlands in this regard have recently (May 20160) been updated to prevent fake freelance/independent status. There are a bunch of guidelines, but the main…
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Comment #28473078
If a developer is hit by this while having to deal with hundreds or even thousands of warnings: how would they know when a new warning is introduced in that massive pool of warning…
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Comment #28468779
I want native apps because I want a native experience: Keyboard shortcuts and UX patterns should be consistent throughout most applications. I'm fine with some exceptions (e.g. vid…
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Comment #28406869
Yes: E2EE and not having the ability to scan is a legit alternative. Apple has lost its credibility as a privacy-enabler. That's a real consequence, as opposed to a potential conse…
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Comment #28406117
Even ads on the lock screen (for Microsoft Edge) and through MS-certified drivers (e.g. Corsair iCue, Dolby Atmos).
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Comment #28405194
Please note the "AOSP" mention: I was referring to Android Open Source Project, not the variants with Google's apps and Play Services installed.
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Comment #28404731
The main issue with privacy is not necessarily the initial implementation, but the sliding scale that it permits. Apple's statement that they will ignore "government requests" for …
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Comment #28404578
> * they do want to help keep your children safe Well-meaning intentions are irrelevant to what's effectively happening on the bottom line. > * they told you in detail how the syst…
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Comment #28403573
> I must say, I wish for the old days back. Sure, it was slow and laborious, but it resulted in better outcomes and manageability. IMHO, it also resulted in better reliability of s…
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Comment #28403494
> they are and were supported by a smaller group of people who do really good work I think the only solution for this is when "support" includes education. In the simplest form, we…