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by RoryH 28d ago
There were suggestions that they went this way as the intel suggested Apple might release one soon with a similar form factor.
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by RoryH 2mo ago
LOL, I wondered why their EU store had basically no stock and remaining items (which I may have snagged only yesterday!) were listed at firesale prices.
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by RoryH 4mo ago
Yes I agree, there was a time where it was worse and FF just did not have the same support coverage for Browser APIs etc, but now if I encounter a problem in FF I tend toward blaming the website developer for ensuring it works ok.
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by RoryH 7mo ago
Hmmm, It seems to require the WebUSB API: https://caniuse.com/?search=webusb
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by RoryH 10mo ago
Thank you for the inspiration from your nice and simple real-time API. I made a pass a few years ago on digesting similar GTFS data and you've made me realise how much simpler it could be! :-)
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by RoryH 1y ago
It was also a time before Google demoted "Don't be evil." from their company literature.
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by RoryH 1y ago
This article triggered flashbacks to 20 years ago and using all sorts of crazy CSS to hack the browser to do what you needed it to. Nowadays CSS is (usually) a remarkable land of sanity in comparison.
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by RoryH 1y ago
Mmmmm, space Kimchi!
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by RoryH 2y ago
Possibly the point is that an individual can not be as easily tracked by first identifying the bus, however most cars are registered to their owners. Nowadays most buses and public transport are full of CCTV though so same problem really.
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by RoryH 2y ago
It's multiple factors I believe, aside from this one here's some more: - German EV government subsidies were reduced considerably (possibly removed?) in Dec 2023 - Other manufacturers are catching up to Tesla in many areas.
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by RoryH 3y ago
Cause.. Big Oil FUD
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by RoryH 3y ago
Was this message posted on x.com?
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by RoryH 3y ago
> Just goes to show that it was the right decision by the UK. Bingo!
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by RoryH 4y ago
They do have the option to just pick and [choose from a variety of libraries]( https://deepkit.io/library ). I like the look of @deepkit/type
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by RoryH 4y ago
Yes! This is the perfect use case for Photo frames, or even for advertising billboards where there's no need to have humans change the advert.
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by RoryH 5y ago
They are also in the process of releasing the Megane model as EV only model going forward, and the reviews so far are very encouraging. https://www.renault.ie/electric/megane-electric.html
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by RoryH 5y ago
Good!
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by RoryH 5y ago
Make things out of Checkboxes... check!
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by RoryH 5y ago
Good luck with that!
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by RoryH 5y ago
LOL, nice :-)
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by RoryH 6y ago
I personally think this product looks awesome, maybe partly nostalgia.
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by RoryH 6y ago
It's not more secure , but it certainly does help prevent unwanted bots spamming your SSH daemon.
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by RoryH 6y ago
I too remember this.. back in school we used to create fonts with messed up characters (backwards/upside-down/invisible) and load them into the autoexec.bat ... Confused a lot of people.
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by RoryH 6y ago
Came here to basically say this :-)
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by RoryH 7y ago
As a web dev, I find the FF dev tools a good bit less performant, but I still try to use it always without reverting to Chrome.. The one feature I have not found in FF dev tools is Search, this is very handy for find random JavaScript on a
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by RoryH 7y ago
Nouvelle idea: maybe we should just lock people up who violate people's safety instead of taking away everyone privacy ;-)
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by RoryH 7y ago
Anyone maintaining a library with a large audience of consumers should be mandated to use 2FA/MFA, I can only assume from the information here that they only had a set of credentials for authing :-(
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by RoryH 8y ago
Indeed, also checkout the React.PureComponent for another example of an in-between Class and Function optimisation.
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by RoryH 8y ago
How much time did this guy save people by providing the content quickly and easily to users? I say fair game to Vladimir for his innovation.
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by RoryH 8y ago
Can here to suggest this ;-)

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