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Check out FUTO Keyboard, It has swipe-typing feature.

> On a more positive note, due to the AOSP/Pixel drama there now is a real possibility a different major OEM will be supported

I really do not know which other major OEM other than exynos-based samsung that comes near GOS' checklist, but here I am hoping if he is talking about Nothing phone.

Why not TigerScale ?

Not everyone wants to install a huge resource just to use one feature.

To be fair, the Surface we know for its 0/10 repairability 10 years ago is vastly different compared to today.

Heck, they even post an official repair guide as far as Surface Pro 7+ on Youtube[0].

[0]:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNA-j_cL4mURqC1MFKHV-...

The latest Surface Go 4 still sold only for business for 6 months begs to differ.

Gonna bet it's actually because of the DRM implementation on Yuzu that got it into trouble.

It's on Settings > Customize > Pull to Refresh.

Otherwise, I have no idea what you are talking about.

Pixel + grapheneOS is the best middleground if you want.

or simplify it as AMD V core to make it easier to say.

I'd expect for AV1 decode support announcement for their next iphone.

I'm also seconding this, but from microcontroller perspective.

I want to try developing a simple tcp echo server for a microcontroller, but most examples just use the vendor's own tcp library and put no effort explaining how to manually setup and establish connection to the router.

Nothing stops feature-phone vendors like Nokia to implement e-sim on their newer lineup.

Need to mention WebUSB[1] too since it's only implemented and forced on Chromium.

[1]: https://caniuse.com/webusb

This is huge news for people who runs Linux on Surface devices as they need to compile a custom v4l module for the custom kernel, and also need to run a hacky v4loopback workaround to use it on vidcalls.

ANANG, rhythm enough for me.

another perspective is that you can gradually move away your project dependencies into deno while still using node modules.

Is this based on a similar technology that once shown on windows 10X years ago?

Should've add (2021) at the end because the site itself hasn't been updated in years.

2017 and above android phones are generally considered to be mature enough on both hardware and OS version side compared to a decade-old phones released on 2015 and below.

I would not surprise if we'd gradually get longer software support on future phones as time goes on.

It should be an opt-in feature behind browser flag or only available for enterprise users IMO.

I'd guess something like ads running from their own domain, hence first-party ads.

Yeah, no. The idea of even reversing function order just to use the piping operator itself is already bad enough to even consider using it.

  Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
  Remote: Negotiable
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Industrial devices, modbus/proprietary protocol
  Résumé/CV: nathanic.vercel.app
  Email: j0juxhrq@anonaddy.me

I'm not very good on explaining my past job since it's a very niche task in my own country, but the last few projects I had tackled around monitoring and data acquisition for many industrial-grade equipments with either open (Modbus) or proprietary protocol.

If your business or startup resolves around that kind of technology, please let me know.

> seriously, anyone at this point advocating for any other phone/os/service out there besides apple is really going out of their way to swim up river.

If there's anything I learned about any offers made from big tech, I would never trust any of them until proven for long-term usage for half a decade at bare minimum.

3-2-1 strategy is still a proven method for decades and will still be over any cloud services out there, including iCloud's.

if there's anyone from tailscale is currently lurking this post:

1. How much traffic cost would you expect to get into your DERP instances when this service will be available globally?

2. How much bandwidth would you prepare just for proxying these nodes into public network?

3. How do you think some users might abuse this service in the future?

users who use their product are probably assumed to be working on enterprise market already, hence a weird B2B model in an open community.

When will this package got updated on GCP? Currently on Ubuntu 22.04 and we're still on 3.0.2 .

I'd say deno, because they've already established a proper ecosystem since day one, has a working usage such as Deno Deploy[0] and Fresh[1], and already addresses some issues about distribution issue on Node, while bun still acts like a replacement for Node.

[0]:https://deno.com/deploy

[1]:https://fresh.deno.dev/

pavucontrol is way too restricted for something that can be visualized as a node just like qpwgraph. Anything that requires you to do a little advanced configuration would end up go fallback into command line approach.