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For unlocking, the data will be stored on the Phone's secure enclave which is locked with your passcode. They say they won't upload it to their servers (which you have to trust them on, because it's hard to see if they do it).

However, there's an API for this tech as well and apps could abuse it. I bet they'll introduce a permission request for this though.

Not even readable on a 15" laptop screen.

The speakers would have to be able to emit ultrasonic waves. I'm pretty sure that you need special hardware for this. (because the researchers themselves used a special ultrasonic emitter, not the speaker of the phone they used).

Hackernews has a few CSS rules that optimize the site for mobile. For example the page is full-width on mobile instead of 85% width on desktop.

Also, the layout of the site is just rows which makes it easy to translate to a mobile device.

You could just store your modified state to new variables though

What irked me about that one was that the UX being a mess can't possibly be only caused by the layoff woes 2 weeks ago.

Mixer also has the possibility to add buttons directly to the stream, so viewers can use WASD and stuff on their actual keyboards.

Key card* (?)

I drive a Mini Cooper from time to time and it's not great. They have a small screen behind the wheel which also displays the speed, but with a low refresh rate so you can go over the limit easily if you don't pay attention.

Also no drag-and-drop

I just got a VR and I'd pay for this!

Very good pay though. It's like a job.

I'm 25 and had to zoom to read and even then it wasn't comfortable. (not the OP)

Just like real life. I am sure this is intentional.

True, because it takes long to actually get to that speed.

But imagine if you'd like to drive 160 km/h on the highway all the time, you probably need a car that has a rated top speed of at least 180 km/h.

I do live in Germany, and it is a concern for me.

The VW e-up costs 22k EUR and has a top speed of 130 km/h, the BMW i3 full electric version w/o range extender costs about 35k EUR and has a top speed of 150 km/h.

This performance would be fine if I bought a car under 10k EUR but not for this price.

They made the new trackpad so big that the gap between it and the spacebar shrunk to something like 3 mm. I used to rest my thumbs on that gap and I can't any more. Took a fair bit of time getting used to it.

Same with not being able to rest your fingers on the touch bar.

pilot.co/x - you'll get projects that pay well and go for 3-6 months

I found it easier to view after I added `border: 10px solid #111;` to the `.flexer` class

If the fireflies take that time in their clocks to "charge the light", could it be that when they nudge their clock once or more in the cycle, the intensity of the light is a bit lower than it would normally be?

Did the same thing, used an old Dell Optiplex Mini tower, put some WD Reds inside -> Now I have a nice NAS with Plex.

Portrait mode is a feature that uses the dual-camera in the iPhone 7 Plus.

EDIT: Everything else in that guide should work on the normal iPhone 7. Most of the guides work with older iPhones too.

Maybe they just like to code with a component based framework, but don't actually need dynamic components.

That means it would just be a different way to use templates on the server side.

Per worker? That seems bad, yes.

This sounds like you threw in a few buzzwords. Why would a CI runner DDoS their database? How would WebSockets help them scale?

Probably because Qt apps don't feel like native macOS apps.

IMHO this is only needed if the scrolling is not smooth like on mobile or macOS.