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AWS failure perhaps? V. interesting

This is great, do you know if it will work with an iPad 3 screen?

I think the main difference between SaaS companies that require a database connection and Aidmin is that (from what I can gather) Adimin requires root credentials whereas other SaaS tools can have limited access to DBs.

It is more than likely not moving anywhere.

I just wish that keyboard vibration wasn't a pro feature. As great as a keyboard is / can be, I will likely never pay monthly for one, and I find keyboards almost unusable without some form of haptic feedback.

Any writeup / explanation available? This is really great!

Currently he's leaving his ~250k job with no other job lined up. I don't think it lessens the value of his stance at all.

I've never heard of that being an option at any bank. Who are you with? Sounds really useful.

If you're changing the permissions to public just to work with the data, there's your problem. Proper access policies solves all of this - the bucket should never have had public access enabled in the first place as there is literally zero need for it, just sloppy work.

We have no idea what data they're actually storing, and everything the extensions does is stated in the description of the extension, I'm not a lawyer but I don't think the Computer Misuse Act is being broken here. We have no idea on the data they store so who knows if GDPR is.

But there's also the fact that they are not a EU or UK company, they are Chinese. Where the laws are far more relaxed about things like this.

What's strange about hosting on github?

I use three emails.

I have my personal email, which is in gmail

I have my website email, which is in gmail for business

And I have my work email, which is also in gmail for business.

I add all three to my laptop and only the first two to my phone.

I use the + feature a lot, for example tendencydriven+github@workdomain.com - they still get arrive in my regular inbox but I can easily see who is sharing my email, and block certain ones if I start getting spam on them.

yabai (and chunkwm before it) with skhd key shortcuts without a doubt. I thought sip only needed to be disabled for certain features, such as window transparency and changing window chrome?

Why is Cloudflare a dirty word around here? I'm afraid I'm out of the loop

Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google

Some people drop either Amazon or Apple, I guess.

I'd consider startup time the least important metric for measuring speed of a text editor - as long as it's not ridiculous.

Important speed metrics for me are: Switching between buffers

Scrolling up/down a page (vim used to be terrible for me before i switched terminals to Kitty)

Substitutions

Search

Is this due to some notion of it being slow? VSCode is fast, native-fast. With a fantastic plugin ecosystem

I've been a full-time Vim user for the past decade (now NeoVim) but I've seriously considered switching, VSCode with vim mode turned on is truly fantastic, it's just not portable enough for my needs.

You'd never get an app like that onto the iOS App Store - you can't distribute NSFW content.

While it's just a key-value API it still incurs costs to the developer, there has to be some way for them to recoup that. Whether it's through advertising, or through donations (how likely are people to donate).

I don't know why spoon would be a better name, but I massively approve of it

Have you tried chunkwm[1] on Mac? It has it's issues but it has served me fine for the last few years.

[1] https://github.com/koekeishiya/chunkwm

Why? You looking to make it 5 times?

Your mirror doesn't seem to work for me, here's one that does https://outline.com/XNGEDx

Does it really matter if its a TEDx or TED talk? It just appears like you're trying to diminish her achievements for literally no gain.

I'd massively disagree with the statement "You don't need to know more than that.", and I'd love to see some sources to back this up.

Randomly spewing "facts" with no evidence to back up your claim can be quite damaging.

Google translate says "budding goblin" ... I'm just going to use that in English

I'm fairly certain you'd need a user base before Snap were even remotely interested, or at least prove the idea.

Build an app, get it out there, see whats up

I'd imagine a lot more than 1-2%. Watching my Father use his phone the other day and he just says yes to every single thing that pops up without reading it first. I imagine a lot of the older generation are like that.

Read into this more, here http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t174687/SleepyHead-Project... and here http://www.apneaboard.com/forums/Thread-SleepyHead-version-1...

Its not as black and white as it seems