shinratdr

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by shinratdr 3y ago
You wouldn’t be able to see that debug information on the phone itself if it wasn’t jailbroken, as the GP mentioned you would need to use console on a Mac. The second screenshot is from a phone, ergo, jailbreak. Also other commenters have m
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by shinratdr 3y ago
iOS & tvOS support any controller that can appear as an Xinput Xbox Controller, PS4/PS5 controller, or Switch Pro controller. 8BitDo just doesn’t call out this compatibility for some reason. You should try the 8BitDo Zero 2, should
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by shinratdr 3y ago
Windows 7 and Windows 10 had very similar minimum hardware requirements, and few if any artificial restrictions on what hardware is supported. Same with Windows XP when moving to Windows 7. Technology was also much faster moving and new sig
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by shinratdr 3y ago
Seriously, no need for 3rd party app support, simple on-boarding of users and I can still follow everyone with Mastodon & Ivory? Sign me up. Or rather, sign up everyone I know besides me :)
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by shinratdr 4y ago
Except not really, because they reversed course on that, added a bunch of new features, and continued to maintain and update it. It never had feature parity with the site, but it did get better over time.
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by shinratdr 8y ago
Those stats are two years old. Everything I can find says Ireland is majority Android.
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by shinratdr 8y ago
If I measure by market cap it also looks different, but that's an equally irrelevant measurement in this case. The issue here is where the anti-trust line is drawn. Why people in the tech side never seem to understand this is beyond me
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by shinratdr 8y ago
http://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/ireland Not according to this.
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by shinratdr 8y ago
Those stats are two years old. http://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/ireland Current stats show Android in the lead. As it is almost everywhere.
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by shinratdr 8y ago
Sorry, where does Apple have a majority marketshare in Europe?
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by shinratdr 8y ago
> I was just disagreeing that with the point that no-one wants a keyboard phone. Perhaps glib. I could have clarified further but "a keyboard phone could carve out a small but somewhat lucrative niche amongst people who refuse to ge
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by shinratdr 8y ago
> the Blackberry KeyONE wouldn't have been the moderate success that it was. Ok, well I come from the land of BlackBerry, and I have seen maybe one person with this phone in the wild. Keep in mind that BlackBerry was still a signifi
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by shinratdr 8y ago
I never said people don't have issues with battery life. I said it's not a driver for most phone purchases, and I stand by that. Good battery life or better than average is a nice to have. > Go to any Android or iOS support for
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by shinratdr 8y ago
> Battery life. Nobody but technically inclined users care that much about battery life anymore. For most people, you can throw a rock and hit a phone that has all day battery life. People are used to charging their phones nightly. Peopl
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by shinratdr 8y ago
Fair enough, I wasn’t familiar with this client.
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by shinratdr 8y ago
They’ve announced it will not be built into the Windows client as they would have to rewrite it for the new codebase. It’s still available for the Mac client, but they’ve essentially said they won’t be supporting it in the future.
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by shinratdr 8y ago
To be fair, it still does all that stuff. I get that these moves make people nervous, and rightfully so. But as it stands every version of 1Password in active development (not including maintenance mode): * Can be licensed standalone. * Sup
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by shinratdr 8y ago
I agree they are burying the hell out of it, but as it stands licenses for 1Password 7 (which is still in beta on Mac & Windows) can only be purchased from within the client, as they want to test the order flow which was rebuilt in this
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by shinratdr 8y ago
From a user perspective, this is why I love iOS. * Barrier to entry. If your project is more than a hobby, you can jump through a couple hoops to reach the iOS userbase. If the difference between $99 and $25 is make-or-break, you're pr
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by shinratdr 8y ago
> The reality is more nuanced; the smartphone created a new market, but it definitely hasn't supplanted the existing "home computer" market, or even really hurt it in any way. This is demonstrably wrong. The home computer
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by shinratdr 9y ago
This comparison requires context. ----------------- First, timelines: Nexus 5X Released: October 22nd, 2015 Discontinued: October 5th, 2016 - (12 months from release) Mainstream Software Support Ended: December 5th, 2017 (13 months from dis
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by shinratdr 9y ago
Thank you! I'm glad someone else has acknowledged this. Making a true edge-to-edge phone is impossible, and the notch IMO is the more aesthetically pleasing of the two options. The Pixel 2 is another great example. Supposed to be edge
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by shinratdr 9y ago
I see where you're coming from but it's definitely not that simple. An extreme example would be "I carry my laptop with me because I need a clock, and I hate how bulky affordable laptops are because I carry it with me all the
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by shinratdr 9y ago
> In my case, it's because I run/cycle with my phone (I'm not getting the Apple Watch so don't even suggest it) and the bulk of the 6/7/8/X series is way too much for me. ...ok? I mean people would sugg
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by shinratdr 9y ago
> That doesn't compute. If that's the case, then why pay for a smart doorlock? Just stop locking your door. Your insurance company might feel otherwise. Security theatre serves a purpose, but acting like a deadbolt is some amaz
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by shinratdr 9y ago
> Only to find out later that both services stopped working, so you got charged money you didn't know you were being charged, and your house was open to being looted. Wait, in this scenario am I blind & deaf or something? Becaus
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by shinratdr 9y ago
Good news, those options will continue to exist. If you find manually managing those things easier than the occasional firmware update and making sure you buy things from companies that are reasonably reputable and have decent security prac
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by shinratdr 9y ago
> What makes you think you won't get a doorlock that gets stuck in an open/close loop and just oscillates, allowing a burglar to just stick their shoulder against the door and wait for the bolt to retract? Door locks are securi
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by shinratdr 9y ago
I think "improve" is a very subjective and lofty standard to hold these things to. I think "simplify" is correct, and most people would see simplification as an improvement. There is definitely something magical about le
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by shinratdr 9y ago
> Haha...you obviously don't have much of a memory about Apple first-generation products. Actually, I do. I stand by my assertion. Most new features Apple introduces are actually fine. Outside of a couple token examples, the "1

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