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Comment #46454415
I can really relate to this post, celebrating my birthday with a party for the first time in 10+ years in 2025, it truly had a massive impact on my mental health and it made me rea…
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Comment #40788952
Just because the carrier of energy is source independent, doesn't mean the consumer of that energy is not responsible for the carbon emissions of its production. Since we're talkin…
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Comment #40720922
Had a lot of fun with this. Also a good laugh when trapping some balls and hearing the midi-engine go apeshit and eventually crashing.
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Comment #35272305
This is true in many situations, but setting up full self-maintained payment processing isn't really a feasible option for small or even larger development teams. Payment processin…
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Comment #35069219
The cringe is real with this naming choice.
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Comment #31558817
Bob- and apartment-owner here. We have a small kitchen and just don't have the space for a full-sized dishwasher. Bob fits snugly in the cabinet under the sink and runs once a day …
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Comment #26193444
I found the most easy way to motivate people to switch, is to just remove your WhatsApp profile-picture and set your status to something like "Find me on Signal". The amount of peo…
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Comment #24069548
Incredibly cool project with a really nice artistic touch as well. Great work!
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Comment #23668772
Not based on actual research, but my guess is that with Edge, you'll now have Google phone-homing combined with Microsoft phone-homing. Unless Microsoft actively went out of their …
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Comment #20622715
Does it use regex to parse the HTML?
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Comment #17171412
As pbarnes_1 said, I'd recommend adding some form of authentication. Perhaps you can instruct the service to send the requester instructions to provide proof that they are the owne…
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Comment #17118525
Google's ToS state otherwise. > Our automated systems analyse your content (including emails) to provide you with personally relevant product features, such as customised search re…
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Comment #16403356
Reminds me of the Min-browser. It has a similar goal and is also built with Electron. Perhaps there's some useful stuff for you! https://github.com/minbrowser/min
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Comment #16105267
Interesting project! Perhaps you could add a return value depending on whether results were found (using sys.exit or something like that) so it can be integrated in CI-pipelines.
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Comment #15346766
Off topic: That beta is very buggy and you should consider updating to a more recent one.
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Comment #14948845
> Use Invert Colours to save battery life. It takes less battery to display black pixels than white ones. There's a lot of junk and mostly obvious stuff in the second article.
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Comment #14832232
I'm interested in how this robot "survived" the radiation levels that many previous robots did not [1]. I know little to nothing about radiation hardening, but this seems like an a…
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Comment #14795251
https://github.com/Uberi/Adwear You can even monetize your terminal applications!
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Comment #14776890
Keep in mind that enabling the LastPass Accessibility service in Android disables device protection features (like storage encryption).
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Comment #14734586
I've had similar experiences with electronic shops. One thing that's really helped me is legal counsel insurance. It's about €5,- a month for the entire household and if a shop doe…
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Comment #14653800
I use Loop[1] for something like this. It's an Open Source Android app that looks and works pretty nicely, it doesn't have a web-view or sync capabilities though. [1] https://play.…
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Comment #14560221
I just regularly run `yarn upgrade-interactive` in my projects. I was thinking of making dependency-updates part of the CI-pipeline, using a 'allow_failure'-flag. However, if you d…