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His next phone was an Android.
I remember looking it up and there were rumours that Apple had initially acknowledged this fault and replaced them with no questions asked but then withdrawn the memo.
Not the best, but you didn't ask for the best :)
Extended it just a tiny bit enough to be incompatible with everyone else. After getting bad PR in the media, they reluctantly agreed to publish their changes. And guess what?
... in order to get it, you have to run a Windows .exe file which forces you agree to a click-through license agreement where you agree to treat it as a trade secret, before it will give you the .pdf file
See https://slashdot.org/story/00/05/02/158204/kerberos-pacs-and...
When our banking application became incompatible with logging, due to his microservice design, he really argued, fought and sulked that logging wasn't important and we didn't need it.
Given of course that everyone would have watched Father Ted. But the world would be a better place if everyone did.
Also, you might want to look at this bug as it might be affecting your cash flow: https://github.com/GitJournal/GitJournal/issues/612
This is not helpful, this is simply Besserwisser nonsense.
Yes it does.
> ... but it is equally important that things aren't too bright. You should avoid using extremes like #000000 and #ffffff ...
No, you shouldn't avoid them. Users are fully capable of adjusting the brightness and contrast of their monitors.
> Believe me, as a 50+ year old, I notice when it's hard to read things.
I believe you. I just don't think your personal experience is relevant.
Mind sharing it?
curl --upload-file ./the-video-file.ext https://transfer.sh/your-reference.extAfter I had to throw away a perfectly fine and good scanner because it didn't have Windows 7 drivers (let alone Linux), I now only buy hardware that's properly supported on Linux.
Those are real issues, made particularly worse due to covid.
They also make it to the front page so they ought to resonate with the crowd.
But hiding them and printing out "failed to run" is even worse.
I've seen people do that to have a "neat output".
Don't be that person.
That logo however is the most repulsive piece of artwork I've seen in a long time.
(I am sorry for being blunt)
"It's going to change the world". Yeah right. It's written by a marketing dept. to generate hype.
"It's not going to change the world". Now, who writes that and why? There's definitely something interesting about this tech.
It's not just that. OP's title is "I've built a tool for musicians using mod..."
1. The title is highly inaccurate. It's not a tool for musicians, it's for a specific subset of musicians (like you say).
2. The OP got a front page listing on HN. He missed a golden opportunity explaining things. He probably got a lot of musician visitors that found it interesting, but just got confused and left.