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Comment #42898318
But what if the AI just hallucinates the comments? People will never know.
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Comment #42736719
What do you mean by "an iPhone slot"? As in, so you can plug the camera into an iPhone and transfer photos from camera to phone?
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Comment #41601884
I'm not disagreeing about the severity of the security vulnerability that has been uncovered – to be clear, it's an absolute shocker of a bug. It's really disappointing to see. But…
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Comment #41600821
I tend to agree with this. Why re-invent the wheel by spending engineering effort building a CRUD backend? If you're trying to bring value to market, focus on your core differentia…
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Comment #40703488
There's also the Centennial Light [1], a light bulb made in the late 1890s. It was first lit in 1901 and it's still alight today. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centennial_Ligh…
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Comment #39940500
What did you do?
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Comment #39255594
DuckDuckGo also allows you to switch off ads, for free, without any fuss or adblocker needed. Just go to the settings page. Although if you aren't going to support DDG with ad reve…
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Comment #37857803
Back in the early days of Docker, I did a whole bunch of work to make WordPress behave as a Twelve-Factor App. It traditionally hasn't behaved as one – which sort of makes sense, b…
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Comment #37830144
Do any of the 'live' camera feeds work? They're all static for me. This is super cool, though.
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Comment #37465477
> (I know about core) What is core?
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Comment #37465431
This isn't even a realistic use case of tracking. Nobody needs tracking cookies to get reminders about buying birthday cards. Online stores can (and do) remind us about this stuff …
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Comment #35728232
Isn't that what Tesla tried to do? I've heard their software was good. Or maybe I'm imagining that.
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Comment #34532004
It does the same sort of thing for the @ symbol. They, too, look a bit like a lowercase letter 't'.
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Comment #30879605
Which animations are you referring to? I don't think I can find any components with animations in the GOV.UK Design System https://design-system.service.gov.uk/ >. Likewise for und…
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Comment #28641848
Honestly, this is the reason why I think Google's Firebase (and accompanying Firestore database) is absolute gold. Firebase handles all the complexity for you. You get a nice set o…
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Comment #27441657
Switch the ` ` value to point to a high contrast stylesheet. Or alternatively, apply a class to the body tag – e.g. ` ` – and declare CSS rules accordingly. Specificity should take…
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Comment #24878887
I'd recommend you check out rclone. It's a command line tool, so you'd need to be comfortable in the terminal. https://rclone.org/ It comes with an adapter for Google Photos, so yo…
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Comment #21817813
I'd recommend that your customer checks out [Chrome Remote Desktop]( https://remotedesktop.google.com/ ). It's completely free, simple to set up, and seems to perform way better th…
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Comment #21817450
This. If the link preview fails to load on the sender's device, it'll never appear for either party. The preview is sent along with the message – the receiving device never generat…
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Comment #20288915
But according to the docs that's "for convenience". Its semantic value isn't discussed. So presumably the 'proper' way to do it, if you're not looking for convenience, is to use `d…
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Comment #20284514
Oh my! I didn't believe that code example you just gave, so I had to go look it up for myself. I'm astounded. https://semantic-ui.com/elements/list.html#list
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Comment #19728040
Serverless backends tend to work quite well when paired with a Single Page Application on the frontend – e.g. Vue.js or React. That way your frontend can be served from a static ho…
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Comment #18353361
It's really silly – but Apple keep the NFC functionality exclusively for use by Apple Pay. Whilst it is NFC, Apple have never marketed it as such. Presumably they want people to th…
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Comment #16793342
Is the UK most advanced? In Australia they can pay for anything up to $100 with tap. Over $100, they can still tap, but then need to enter their PIN into the terminal (i.e. no need…
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Comment #16764111
This sort of model also fits nicely with the AWS ecosystem. EC2 instances (virtual machines) can be given an IAM Role when they boot-up. An IAM Role is essentially an automatically…