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thermin

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    Comment #40104358

    Ever heard of sandboxing? App Clips? Or are you concerned that the app is not compatible with the Android 9-based custom ROM you are rocking?

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    Comment #36150431

    I absolutely agree, but timestampz as a column type is of little help here, because no actual timezone info is being persisted, ever. > I think best practice is to have PostgreSQL …

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    Comment #36150379

    the server timezone is absolutely relevant, it comes into play when a timestamp value is being read from a timestampz column.

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    Comment #36147955

    I'm baffled by the insistence that "users" (backend services, really) should avoid timestamp in favor of timestampz. I literally DO NOT understand, how is this good advice. My back…

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    Comment #34980230

    Still unvectorized in Java

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    Comment #34217099

    This was my impression after moving to macOS after years of using Windows and Gnome as well. The "document-oriented" window management and the fact that you can Cmd+X selected text…

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    Comment #33161302

    It's me, I'm the person who's been waiting for this watch. I want a nice-looking, curved-screen watch that feels snappy and fluid and has a non-terrible UI (so not Samsung or FitBi…

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    Comment #32818652

    That's hardly a point of view and more of a knee-jerk reaction. From whataboutism to half-hearted attempts to cast the article as antisemitic to the cynical "so what?" as if the co…

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    Comment #31471906

    Seems incredibly like an intentionally style-less, script-less version of HTML: a tree structure of blocks, tables, lists etc with simple actions like "show", "hide" and "submit fo…

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    Comment #28750045

    >You have a lot of USB-A QC chargers, and you just take a usb A -> C cable Why would you assume it would work? Just because the connectors fit together? Both my computer monitor an…

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    Comment #28748753

    OMG, have you tried to charge it from a sane 5V charger?

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    Comment #28748354

    Any 5/10 Gbps from Amazon/AliExpress will work for 4k@60Hz.

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    Comment #28747894

    TIL the phrase "magical smoke" :) Never were much into electrical engineering, to my own chagrin.

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    Comment #28747150

    Also, no certification for anything with QuickCharge, Anker PowerIQ and whatever Mediatek's one is called. Only pure USB PD chargers can get certified. Anker for example makes only…

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    Comment #28747026

    Well, that's something barrel plugs had going for them way before data connectors caught up :)

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    Comment #28746919

    That's quite insane, thanks Tim Apple.

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    Comment #28746897

    True! I literally own two identical-looking (to the most minute details of the plug itself) barrel plug chargers (one for the vacuum, the other for the elliptical trainer). One is …

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    Comment #28746643

    There's a lot of doom and gloom here; let's see if it really got that bad. >You need a PD charger and not a QC charger... Impossible, all USB-C QC chargers are also USB PD chargers…

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    Comment #28745520

    *apparently active Thunderbolt 3 cables are an exception and won't work. But it's better not to rely on Thunderbolt 3 cables to be valid USB 3 cables. Of course, it's better now wi…

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    Comment #28745243

    But where's the USB trident? They already had USB4 cable logos denoting either 20Gbps or 40Gbps (still on the USB-IF website). This is in fact a rebranding, and the first USB logos…

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    Comment #28745235

    It's in fact incredibly simple. Every USB-C cable that is not USB 2.0 (meaning 5gpbs and up) will be able to drive 4K@60Hz.

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    Comment #26623460

    Extremely beyond the point, but it's not about Lisp, it's about automatic memory management, and to lesser extent lambdas and pattern matching. There's nothing magical about Lisp t…