milosmns

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by milosmns 3y ago
Can you share some examples? It's very interesting because 1/4 of Pixel 6a would be around 80 EUR... so I wonder about your environment and what workarounds you have for these problems.
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by milosmns 3y ago
Interesting. This might not be a bug in Google's dialer (or the OS, or hardware). Based on my past experience building B2B SIP clients, I remember that there are ways to intercept many of the Android system broadcasts. I'd bet on
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by milosmns 3y ago
It is possible to intercept a lot of Android system broadcasts. In the B2B world, we often had weird requests to take over the whole phone experience and do something different – made possible by the same core Android APIs that they ship bo
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by milosmns 3y ago
Another anecdotal example here: Nexus 4, Pixel 2 XL, Pixel 4 XL, Pixel 6 Pro – never had any issues whatsoever, all phones still alive and kicking at my grandparents' places. Yes, most of them tied to the wall now... but hey, they&#x27
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by milosmns 3y ago
I remember from my days building SIP clients that a lot of carriers support 933, which is exactly what you're asking about. You can try googling a bit to see if your carrier supports it.
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by milosmns 3y ago
I'm well aware, hacked that stuff for years. :) But overall, nowadays it's at least possible to limit the impact – compared to Lollipop era for example, when everything suddenly started to look modern, unified and nice, but still
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by milosmns 3y ago
> Kotlin as a platform is not mature enough to deserve the same qualification. With (1) a lot of Java backend projects migrating to Kotlin (let's be negative and assume 20%); (2) all of Android running Kotlin, which is around 80% o
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by milosmns 3y ago
Sorry, not anymore. This was years ago and today I don't use any of the two products anymore...
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by milosmns 3y ago
What can I do as a developer to offer that choice to the user, before it loads? What can I do about the transitive dependencies that my dependencies load?
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by milosmns 3y ago
That research was conducted on the 2018 version of the OS, and also at a time when Google Play's distribution agreement was much more relaxed (close to zero app checks). As far as I know, most (if not all) of the concerns shared have b
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by milosmns 3y ago
I uninstalled that malware a long time ago despite everyone around me using it. Years ago when I still had it, I found that they've been transmitting all my data - including messages apparently - to Facebook. I found this in the FB pri
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by milosmns 3y ago
That's a good tip because it is in fact the same language with various dialect and naming differences, similar to the many flavors of English we have today or different variants of German. Montenegrian is the latest addition to the fam
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by milosmns 4y ago
Isn't ChatGPT still like super expensive to use and run? At least compared to Google queries, but maybe in general too? While Google still pays Apple a ton od money to remain the default search engine... which is close to zero work on
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by milosmns 4y ago
I tried this a couple of times and I was never able to completely turn off YouTube ads on my LG TV, no matter how many blocklists I pulled. I wonder... is there's a special setting for DNS routing inside of the TV that allows YT to byp
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by milosmns 4y ago
BitWarden was a breeze for my parents, there's no difference between the OS autofill and BW... on both iOS and Android, and Chrome for my dad. :shrug:
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by milosmns 4y ago
To forward your secrets to your family (shared vaults) you need a remote vault that both sides connect to. That's their implementation choice... but given that BW is OSS, you could theoretically change that behavior if you know how.
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by milosmns 4y ago
I've never heard of mobile OS being THE barrier for using password managers. It's usually a ton of other things... after all, both of our favorite OSs use autofill from the keyboard bar, so it should be straightforward. But hey, I
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by milosmns 4y ago
Even though I knew this, the video is so good that I watched the whole thing in a single sitting. Thanks for sharing.
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by milosmns 4y ago
Thank you.
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by milosmns 4y ago
Used BitWarden for years, happy with it. Recently switched to Nord Pass, also happy with it. Not sure about feature disparity though, just mentioning some ideas in case you're researching alternatives.
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by milosmns 4y ago
> > The primary goal of A/B testing is to see what's more profitable. Well, I think I'll provide a disagreeing opinion. :) I assume this opinion probably comes from your past experiences, and I believe it is true in man
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by milosmns 4y ago
I see the username, but I still want to ask... how would your ideal company deal with a situation where all employees want to run the business in the ground?
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by milosmns 4y ago
Maybe you can check out Sentry
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by milosmns 4y ago
They do, you can choose a level but they still do. Document sending is uncompressed though, but won't generate a thumbnail in the chat
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by milosmns 4y ago
Is it related to Android though? I read somewhere/thought that it is primarily the Google Maps cars recording WiFi data and not phones). Europe wouldn't be covered at all if it was coming from the phones, right? (GDPR) I mean, you
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by milosmns 4y ago
You've mostly explained backend-related issues, no?
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by milosmns 4y ago
It's naive and/or biased to think that. Everyone makes mistakes, everywhere, all the time.
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by milosmns 4y ago
Did you mean BitWarden? Or really VaultWarden?
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by milosmns 4y ago
Wait why N² and not 2.pow(n)?
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by milosmns 4y ago
Yes, that's precisely why I'm querying more often than bookmarking sites. They "expire" soon so I kinda have to find replacements. Apple's situation is interesting, I don't think sites can ban Apple's iClo

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