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About akent
Sydney, Australia.
@akent on twitter.
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Comment #41075308
Interesting. Looks like it's written as a register value for BLTCON0 (in BLITOPS.C) http://www.amigadev.elowar.com/read/ADCD_2.1/Hardware_Manual...
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Comment #30424132
FWIW my Pixel 4 is still going strong, haven't even thought of getting a replacement. My partner is on the previous Pixel 3 (released October 2018) and no complaints there either.
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Comment #27500759
Check out https://useful-forks.github.io/ if you haven't seen it, agree it'd be great to have this kind of thing a lot more visible particularly on repos with no commits for like 6…
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Comment #27483516
Will we? Seems like it's an entirely different protocol from Google Cast?
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Comment #26551390
A lot of twitter permissions, perhaps worth explaining why you need all this and/or reduce them? This application will be able to: See Tweets from your timeline (including protecte…
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Comment #26218959
Funny how COVID-19 has changed all that.
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Comment #25260870
Not sure how you imagine push notifications to work, but literally Google provide a "service" for this so app developers don't have to. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firebase_Cloud…
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Comment #24510054
Buying a domain is not the same as hosting the DNS for that domain.
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Comment #24489262
Looks like that was yet another joke.
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Comment #24489251
Let us know when you do something even half as impressive.
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Comment #24489240
He ate it with the skin on, too.
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Comment #23708405
Do they release the source of the webservice? Seemingly not. This is extremely shady.
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Comment #20369683
How would a screen reader work with the ASCII art of RFCs? https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc793#section-3.1
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Comment #15197295
It's fine to have that way of editing as an option or an easter egg but, to have it as the only way of editing a message? No. Just no.
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Comment #14321293
No, it doesn't. Standard copyright applies if there is no licence. GitHub user agreement allows other users to view and make copies of your content on github but not for "free use"…