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Thanks to AI, we can now one-shot convert electron to native apps ;-)

Sure. But a more compact one. One you can easily take with you and use as an iPad. And when you want to work properly, you just connect the usb cable at your desk for the monitor a…

They aren't screenshots

One thing is probably true: airdrop failed

The air is the new mini. With the same amount of low sales. It's under appreciated because of the "Pro" label of the Pro, and because of battery-hell.

all clients think they're google

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Thanks for the heads up, LG. Those cheap/discount tv brands make soo much sense these days

The YouTube logo in HDR looks very neon to me

I've had the topline ones fail on me three times after a couple of years. Now on a base model, and works just as fine. The old charging glass isn't compatible with newer ones, so I…

My problem with PWA, is that it usually completely ruins the multiple tabs/windows of the same app/data

Only version week-one. I’m downgrading tomorrow. It’s horrible slow and it feels like opus very often. It’s a totally different experience from the first week

I’m more interested in a generic (offline) caching layer for example SMB or NFS. Preferably with doing conflict resolution like Dropbox

How do you show/prove it’s downgrading

I thought this was an official release by Google

10ct vs % of the value. The consumer is paying for that. But I guess it’s the same logic as the tipping point/ salary culture in the US. Or the fact that sales tax is not always in…

vim with mouse frustrates the hell out of me. Just give me basic vi, or a complete editor

Yeah, query seems just GET with a body. No difference in protocol nor behavior

Not only that, but to me it seems that after a week the intelligence is being downscaled or routed. Maybe because of lack of capacity

> How your data is protected It's not

/ultraboost

Myeah I understand, buy i generally enjoy just creating a local repo. Of course, not what Epic does ;)

Too bad it does not support fully local/detached (without server). It would be nice to be able to run it similar to a local repo without remote

What makes you think they're not trying? The incentive has always been there. They simply fail to succeed.

I run it for about a year, because it’s more festive. Especially during the holidays