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This seems to be getting downvotes, so here’s my source: https://gs.statcounter.com/vendor-market-share/mobile/united...

iOS has the majority market share in the US (~60% nationwide).

You’re completely right that this doesn’t hold true for other countries, and that ignoring Android is not the play, though.

> For example, I tried and failed multiple times to add a <meta> tag to the head of my index.html file. This theoretically should have been a very simple change.

The thing “they don’t tell you” about static site generators is that you should vendor your site theme. Don’t expect to both get upstream updates and make HTML level changes.

Right, but there’s no non-security-vulnerability way to jailbreak. If jailbreaking was as easy as `adb oem unlock`, no one would need to use any security issues to jailbreak.

"If you want half the world's hackers to audit your code, put it in an Apple product. If you want all the world's hackers to audit your code, put it in a Nintendo product."

I don’t think this is a US thing, it’s just a google thing. The normal thing to expect is what you’ve explained.

In another comment you wrote: "what I like about Substack and Medium is how easy it is for people to subscribe and discover. Their "distribution" is great."

These license conditions allow them to make that discoverability possible. It's probably just legal language to make sure that they can do that.

Looked up the author's dotfiles repo[1], looks like it's Iosevka.

[1]: https://github.com/NerdyPepper/dotfiles/

> I can just not use iCloud

Many third party apps that have a sync feature only work with iCloud, so a lot of people are forced to use it.

(Serious reply to joking question...)

No, the bootloader is locked.

Razer Ripsaw HD - it's apparently equivalent to an Elgato HD60S, but most importantly it's actually in stock :)

Oh no... I just got a capture card to use with my A7 III :(

Will give this a shot, luckily I'm still in the return window.

E: Works great! Make sure to enable "PC Control" in settings for other Sony cameras. I had it set to USB Mass Storage (which is maybe the default?)

Reminds me of this scene from Silicon Valley (HBO): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlwwVuSUUfc

Reminds me of the EFNet (eris free net)/A-net (anarchy net) split.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EFnet

Some tests require symbols (like greek letters), which aren’t easy to type by default. Also, people have been practicing all year by handwriting responses (since we didn’t know it would be online, obviously) - so a handwritten option is accommodating that.

And the indus river valley civilization! They had a pretty advanced irrigation system.

> Where is the lasting contribution of this? How can others reuse these students' work?

The Minecraft format is well understood, and you're free to convert worlds to whatever other format you want.

It's like making a PDF in Adobe Reader. Yes, it's proprietary (was?)- but it's so well understood it might as well not be.

Also, Minecraft is both easy to use and familiar. If we used something else, this project would probably never have gotten as big as it did. I think that's more important.

Important note: this was an unofficial, student-run (but still university affiliated-ish) "graduation".

The "real" graduation is indefinitely postponed.

^^ Well deserved self-promotion too. Quite a few of the mainline Linux patches for pinephone are written by megi, and iirc they were also one of the first to get calling working.

You can see all of their pinephone related work here: http://xnux.eu/devices/pine64-pinephone.html

HN is Google's end user tech support forum ;)

I think it's pretty clear that OP meant that you can trigger that Java from C, not that you never need to access Java.

The part of the Android operating system that handles permissions is written in Java, so obviously to use it you would need to use Java.

> game-optimized drivers

These generally actually make the games you're playing have somewhat better performance (via game-specific hacks). Applying tweaks to a mobile phone benchmark, but then not applying those same tweaks to other apps is just misrepresentation of actual performance.

If blendle makes a chrome/ff extension that redirects you from the website to blendle it'd be perfect. Right now I have to go to the app and search for the article I want, and then the article doesn't show up in search, and then I give up.

That's why Bloomberg discloses the sponsored posts on Instagram as: (yes this was really sponsored by @mikebloomberg) in the description.

The entire message is often ironic, so other nonsponsored people are also using (yes this was really sponsored by @mikebloomberg) in their posts to make fun of Bloomberg, so although everyone is disclosing they're being paid, you don't actually know if someone is being paid or not.

I accidentally made a folder (in my pinephone's / folder) the other day called '', and I was about to delete it with rm -rf .

Maybe that shouldn't be allowed, but it is :P

> obfuscated code is against Mozilla policy

You can submit obfuscated code as long as you also upload non-obfuscated code to Mozilla. Not sure if that separate code upload is public or not...

This might be a good alternative to tools like Leechblock. Instead of blocking sites, give the "bad"/timewaste sites a bunch of random latency. It might discourage but not stop usage, which is useful when you need to use reddit or something to do research but not get distracted.

Is there a reason they can't? I'd imagine it'd have to do with NDAs and such, but the actual modified software that they wrote should be fine, right?

I initially thought it was "SourceHut gIT" not "SHell gIT"

I don't mean any offense by that - sourcehut is fine - just what popped into my head.