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exercise?

> that they can spend more quality time with you Maybe its just the doc offices i've been to, but i think this would actually just increase the patient churn in a hospital. There's…

Trello has offline support for mobile https://tech.trello.com/sync-architecture/

Compose also draws to skia https://github.com/JetBrains/skiko

Same! and my wpm actually went up almost 30%

minimal to no usage, i expect to see `app-clips` deprecated by iOS 15

What is the difference between the storage drives?

Fixed here: https://github.com/JakeWharton/jakewharton.com/commit/dbe1cf...

I find that it works quite well. This is definitely more of a "rant" than anything else of a user that doesn't like where things are going.

Use the built in backup and restore and you dont lose your groups. Signal's primary design direction is encryption and privacy, you're going to have to compromise somewhere.

I'm wondering the same. My dad got a Surface Pro 6 last week and I had to go and make sure every toggle I could turn off was turned off. It's insane.

> design and quality of manufacturing This is not all you get with Apple.

i want this just to see how the company cultures would clash...

Then you're not the target. There are people that will say yes to this

zoom.us is what we use at Trello with 100+ people at times.

different license as well (Apache vs BSD + Patent grant)

make sure you check out kotlin then, for Android

Running one instance of Android Studio, a VM and like 3 chrome tabs is enough to blow 8gb out. We need 16GB min with a 32GB option in pro laptop

I'd suggest taking a look at kotlin as well

Check out amethyst https://github.com/ianyh/Amethyst

Using Google's android is not, but you could get amazon, or whatever. It's part of the ecosystem, if you buy into Amazon's you get their store, if you buy into Google's you get the…

I've actually just installed Gnome + PaperGTK on a chromebook pixel LS running arch and I've never been happier with a linux box. Migrated over from a thinkpad x1 2015

look at the signature for `with` inline fun with(receiver: T, f: T.() -> R): R it takes a lambda that is scoped to the receiver type `T`. This means the lambda runs in the scope of…

In what way? I've recently started writing in Swift and I find it to be less powerful than Kotlin. One such feature that's missing: extension expressions. Allows things like `let` …

That doesn't require root though, just enable fake locations in dev settings and use an app for it