andrewoneone

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by andrewoneone 11d ago
seems kind of like https://caprover.com/
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by andrewoneone 1y ago
Dell and HP did similar, albeit slightly more complicated, checks for windows licensing back in the 2000’s on their Windows installation media.
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by andrewoneone 2y ago
What's his vision though? (This isn't me being naive - it's more of me asking the reader of these comments to contemplate this)
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by andrewoneone 2y ago
With this case it seems like Apple is just going to take them to court again and again until the well runs dry and Masimo’s patents can be purchased for pennies on the dollar. https://www.masimoconsumer.com/ Their products
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by andrewoneone 2y ago
It’s sometimes still an issue on windows but besides advertising the headset audio device most good headsets will create one or more additional audio devices that support high quality input and output.
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by andrewoneone 3y ago
I worked at Texas Roadhouse as a kid and this was the norm even for a chain.
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by andrewoneone 3y ago
Totally agree. The modularity and the amount of “batteries included” can eventually become a negative. The last thing I want is for someone to reinvent RxJava yet it seems to happen in every one of the more bloated frameworks. “Are you fami
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by andrewoneone 5y ago
lol
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by andrewoneone 5y ago
Why do you care? Nearly every comment you've left here in this post has negative language. You claim to have been an iOS developer for ten years - where's your podcast? Where are your apps on the app store that you're posting
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by andrewoneone 5y ago
They could easily achieve the same 90% == 100% charging result with “myChevrolet” (onstar). Car sends status update that charge has hit >=90%: stop charge command issued server side. Last I checked, the car sends a vehicle status update