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Samsung probably had a word then.

Pixels normally are very generously priced, especially outside the US compared to Apple.

Agressive pricing on the Pixel Fold is going to undercut Samsung's flagship most profitable phone. This will be interesting.

One of the more interesting parts of the PSVR2 is that it proves that the PS5 is the only console that can output two different video streams independently (HDMI and the front USB-C port). PSVR1 did some passthrough hack.

Imagine the possibilities if Microsoft had actually added multiple HDMI ports on the Xbox Series X:

- screen mirroring for capture cards without passthrough

- native single console multiscreen cockpit view modes for Forza

- Split screen Halo/Goldeneye without actually splitting the screen - LAN party with one console

- minimaps, HUDS on separate screens like the Wii U

- Discord / chat on a seperate screen while streaming

- support for the ecosystem of actually sometimes quite high quality Windows Mixed Reality VR headsets

I wonder if they could technically add more video out ports via the PCI-E based expansion card slot...

"Reminders created in Keep will not be migrated to Tasks — they will still be available in Keep, but they will no longer be displayed in Google Calendar once the migration is complete."

So they didn't finish the User Story?

Do you physically try to touch your colleagues when together IRL?

Ryujinx has replaced Stack Overflow as the canonical "C#/.NET" showpiece. And it is fantastic for it.

"Loved by developers at ... docker".

Brilliant!

The uncharitable takes are obvious.

However, if this system allows "unlocking" of features that your current government has banned in your country when you go abroad without having to buy a new phone (for example now being able to use Facetime on your UAE bought phone automatically outside the UAE) then there is a small silver lining.

I wonder if they considered an "iPhone Europe Edition" - USB-C, side loading, physical SIM cards. Sounds like a good phone!

Telegram moves closer to being the everything "X" app for the West.

Nobody gave this person this advice because it is bad advice, period.

Give your contractual notice, whether thats 2 weeks in the US, or a month or 3 months in the UK or whatever and be prepared to actually leave at the end of it.

Any other advice is actually harmful to the majority of people.

Will India and China use this chap's app?

No, it was job security. This happens all the time when incentives are not aligned. Some engineers even have private dictionaries to convert between the obfuscated code and the real definitions.

"Our app was seamlessly upgraded from .NET 3.5 SP1 to .NET 4.0 and through to .NET 4.8.2. I don't believe you when you say it won't immediately run on .NET 5.0. My PS5 plays PS4 games.

Upgrade it today as I'm off to play golf."

That's why I wrote it in quotation marks. .NET Framework was always shortened to .NET in the common office vernacular.

The different platform argument was easy to make when it was called ".NET Core". Almost impossible to make when it's also called ".NET", quite deliberately.

DataTables are a construct from .NET Framework 1.1. You owe yourself (and would be doing your employer a massive favour) to check out EF Core.

Wait until this chap sees the Crypto Wallet actually being added to Edge.

https://twitter.com/thebookisclosed/status/16367594878299176...

For every new job opportunity your blog or "personal brand" online garners you, there will be 0-? opportunities lost due to a hiring manager or recruiter being put off not even by the content of your online presence, but by the fact you have one at all.

Most middle managers will not hire someone with a fledging YouTube channel or a popular blog or a weaponisable Twitter following unless the role is a public facing PR role (devrel etc).

The thing is, there is no way to know about or count the lost opportunities. Grey man strategy (i.e. not early 2000s "build a personal brand" strategy) is safest for most people.

Microsoft Orleans is a really mature version of the actor model for the .NET stack that operates just like this. And the key difference is that it's used by Microsoft themselves in huge systems like Xbox Live.

Only the taskbar's icons can be aligned to the center or the bottom left of the taskbar at the bottom of the screen. The taskbar cannot be moved to the left, right or top of the screen in Windows 11, a huge regression.

Link to actual list of price tier updates: https://developer.apple.com/support/downloads/price-tier-upd...

Citibank still operate retail accounts in Japan? I thought they sold their retail business to SMBC and its now operated as Prestia almost a decade ago, alongside when HSBC pulled out of retail.

Mental health across the world is already improving.

Unihertz Jelly 2. https://www.unihertz.com/products/jelly-2

It is amazing for digital detoxing.

> She literally made a 1-line change in a configuration file with basically no downsides.

It was a change to a .csproj file, changing the project dependencies. Not a configuration file.

Do Macs support Atmos over HDMI to a home theatre?

They are still technically carrying it.

I think at this point its clear that there is a legal risk to the platforms themselves if content contrary to the official narrative is left up. Like "sued and held accountable for all Covid damage" levels of legal risk.

A family who lost a loved one who didn't take the vaccine because they read something on Twitter would have a very good case today to take them to the cleaners. And given the political climate they would probably win.

View the Quote Tweets for a sense of public opinion on this.