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As a millennial: I like these colors. They seem to make no statement at all and be unoffensive. The world around my seems very easily offended and the last thing I want to do is stand out with some sort of color opinion that might say something about my belief in anything at all. Putty colors sounds right to me. I'd like my choices to be moldable into whatever might be in fashion.

Ahh yeah two points got mushed together. I agree they should fight for their IP. I meant more that the value of their snippet of code will go down as others fill in with their own IP.

Why should I care if you care. If you value your time you'll maybe be interested in having it write unit tests for you (It worked for me™). If you value protecting intellectual property you might care that it's sucking up a lot of it and making available to people who do care. I think it's a losing game because there's enough people willing to give it their intellectual property for free that by the time your get your stuff removed it's already found something similar somewhere else (Drainage my boy!)

Apple backs off of breaking Face ID after DIY iPhone 13 screen replacements. https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/9/22772433/apple-iphone-13-...

It usually does in a bubble.

Isn't a better analogy that car dealerships deserve revenue for selling Toyota's cars? Running an app store and providing a safe platform for users isn't free right?

I remember hearing a similar line about boxes from Kanye West's Yeezy Campus GQ interview.

Looks like early day project. Had this exact project in mind when working with Postgraphile. JVM tooling around databases are amazing. Using clojure on top of that foundation with honey-sql was something I wish existed. Good luck! I might look into helping build it someday.

Interested in comparing with Postgraphile. Besides JVM vs TypeScript.

Tried out Shinobi, Motion Eye, Zoneminder, and Blue Iris. Ended up using Zoneminder due to easy mobile usage (not Shinobi, or MotionEye on iOS) and being docker friendly (not Blue Iris).

Hardware: raspberry pi zero running gstreamer rtsp streams. Didn't want to deal with all the terrible cameras phoning some random server.

Mobile App: zmNinja. $5.00. Worth it in my opinion. Motion notifications, event montage review, live streams, everything I need. HomeAssistant assists in enabling motion detection recording when our phones are not detected at home.

You can write postgres functions in c, python, tcl, and perl. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/xplang.html

Probably because accountants aren't silly enough to work for free.

Is the difference the use of unique identifiable info?

I used one of these for a few months. I used it to write while walking around the mall or other mindless walking. It was pretty cool. I'll probably break it out again, was difficult to use for programming because lots of characters require custom chords I never got to making.

The now discontinued USAA Limitless Cash Back Rewards Visa.

Anybody planning on using this? Is it due to privacy or convenience (app stuff)? My current card get's 2.5% back on everything, plus other cards with rotating 3-5% categories. Not sure I will just to this just due to that .05%.

I love that there's no wasted space to "organization". I found all my backpacks wasted so much space with padded pockets I didn't need. The benefits of being able to customize with packing cubes or molle attachements allow this bag to carry more than bags larger than it.

Used iPad Pro for a while. It was alright. Mostly type out notes into emacs org mode now. If I write anything I immediately scanbot it into Dropbox.

I got over the tactile feel. It’s not a big deal. Only annoying part was a dead pencil. New iPad design should be a lot better. Kind of tempted.

Music organizer/player http://beets.io

File browser https://github.com/ranger/ranger

Emacs - It does anything you want.

Emacs If you like vim keys bindings - http://spacemacs.org

Terminal multiplexer - Tmux

San Antonio, TX

1) Sprawl - Like most Texas cities homes are moving farther and farther from city center. You can ignore all this and live in the city which I do, but interacting with anyone not apart of the same mindset will take 30-45 mins drive. At least I can live near downtown for < 250k, apt ~800.

- This affect public transportation options. Expect a couple 1/2 hr hub to hub bus stops.

- Good food is limited and spread out

2) Entertainment - Not a huge music scene

3) It's hot.

4) Airport doesn't have many direct flights

Wouldn't this mean everybody could then go through your public payment history?

You can release an executable that can run on Windows, Linux, or OS X without Steam. You can't release an executable that can run on iOS or Android without going through the App Stores.

Using a bank and had similar experiences. BBVA flagged flights booked on Southwest as gambling. Nothing they could do about it.

The Count of Monte Cristo.

I think he's referencing the beginning of "Computer Science" degrees. Computers were researched by electrical engineers and mathematicians before.

> When sending your document, try sending a PDF but not a .docx

Is that a suggestion or a red flag?

Having used graph.cool I can say there's a significant amount of lock-in. Authorization can be pretty specific to the implementation and often impacts your schema. Secondly the extensions that have a lot of the logic are implemented differently every time. AppSync uses Apache Velocity Template Language (VTL), seems like a huge lock-in there. Don't be fooled by the GraphQL sticker, there's a significant amount of lock-in if you go with any of the SaaS(BaaS) products.

Hopefully he can generalize their automation developments. Seems like this would have to be a bigger play then just the Model 3 at this point.

Flutter doesn't do what I feel React Native does best, rendering down to native components for Android and iOS (also web/tvOS). Flutter seems to render to custom view components so for better or worse your apps will probably look the same on all platforms. It's interesting to see what projects Google is using Flutter though, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Fuchsia