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Thanks, I got it! Only the icon is draggable, and it's draggable always (not only after you scribble for it). Very non-intuitive, I always drag the entire entry, list row for example, not the icon alone.

Obviously I think it should be opt-in. I'm not surprised it isn't, though

First thoughts: - sending data to Nokia for 'service improvement' isn't surprising, though there's an option to opt-out which (apparently) makes the app no more privacy-invading than any other launcher

- it feels very limited, I can't seem to make a shortcut in the bottom row of the icons (even though there's a gap).

- 6 apps showing as recently used is not very much. I think I open my apps from 2-3 screens faster than I draw a letter, and I use way more than 6 apps regularly

- The UI is confusing. I have two clocks, a gap in the bottom row of the icons and an indicator that suggests I can swipe between screens. But I can only swipe the clocks area, which is small (I actually had to try it couple of times before I learned how to swipe them)

- It doesn't seem to recognize polish diacritic characters, like 'Ł'

Overall I don't think the launcher will be very useful, for me at least. It's innovative and certainly useful sometimes (when you want to call someone - just start writing his name), but less friendly than Nova or even Google stock launcher

(edit) I'm certainly going to give it a shot though

Thanks! I must've missed it

Does anyone know what kind of development for Android does VS offer? I guess it's not java, and I'm not familiar with options

I had no idea rails/django are sooooo slow

I think it's about how often you switch keyboards. I switch between Windows and Mac keyboards daily (work/home) and now I rarely make a mistake when trying to use a shortcut. Same thing happened when I was learning russian keyboard layout, at first I wouldn't be able to switch despite knowing both layouts. Now I talk with two people simultanously, switching between russian and english (qwerty) every sentence

Well this helped me! I'm trying to wrap my head around FFT (or DFT) for my course in speech recognition, and while I still wouldn't be able to derive FFT or understand maths, I now have an idea what it does ;) Thanks!

Shame Android app is restricted by country - can't install it here in Poland

Does anyone have some performance comparison betweend projects written in pure Java vs straightforward Kotlin? I don't feel that method count is performance measure, I'd rather see some fps, method calls/sec or something like this. Or I'm wrong about method count?

I'm curious as well, I don't think author hinted in the article that he did as for any compensation

However I tried I wasn't able to import 25 gestures project to Android Studio. Has anyone succeeded?

Costs of living are definitely way off, I live in Wroclaw, you can easily live comfortably for $1000, probably even less

> Password is too short (minimum is 8 characters)

Dammit! Let me choose my own password!

For me all connection to amazon.com is unencrypted :o Did they just remove ssl for now?