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Comment #42053793
> Unfortunately game entitlements, friends, and game save data for newer cross-platform games like Battlefield 2042 are stored in the EA account itself, not the persona, so that da…
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Comment #40279614
The map seems to be focused on where foods originated, so Teriyaki and Fish and Chips may not fit Seattle. I could see Beecher's being on there because a cheese variety "Venus" is …
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Comment #40251518
Uber, Google Maps, VoLTE, VoWiFi, and eSIM work. You may need to install the sandboxed Google Play Services from the Apps app. Android Auto is completely disabled as an opinionated…
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Comment #40018725
IMSLP saved my life as a music student.
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Comment #39747600
I agree. Unfortunately you can only have 6 SSE streams per origin per browser instance, so you may be limited to 6 tabs without adding extra complexity on the client side. https://…
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Comment #39553669
I love pandoc[0] for tasks like this. It supports most markup formats I've needed. [0]: https://pandoc.org/
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Comment #39522010
FYI Craig Wright’s claims are quite contentious. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig_Steven_Wright
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Comment #38614157
I don't think it's accurate that there is "no way" to "prevent your mac from using the headphone's microphone." There are several workarounds like creating an Aggregate Audio Devic…
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Comment #33887083
Have you considered adding some kind of encryption of the secrets with a preshared key generated inside the action to make the SaaS zero-knowledge? Currently it appears the service…
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Comment #32632751
Pro tip: Usually one of the buttons on the side of the screen will mute the video even if the UI element isn't displayed.
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Comment #31508090
Looks like it's already gone.
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Comment #16344223
From my experience reverse engineering the first generation Echo, there was no coprocessor. However, wake word detection was done offline. There was a software controlled hardware …