Are you talking about defeating digital signatures?

Mark-I eyeball is totally capable.

> 4) Work in person

Im kinda the opposite, when im in an office, i somehow make sure no one else is getting work done

I've updated the joke, refresh on your end.

Ha, the first photo is Alamo Square looking up Fulton.

True, but in a 'Big One' event i dont think we would care.

You care because it takes valuable time to move things out of the way and in an emergency time is often the one resource you don’t have.

In an emergency, if the only options are taking time moving things out of the way or not being able to move, you move things out of the way.

GP’s point is that’s a false dichotomy.

Yes that’s the correct decision when those are the only options, like if a car has stalled or the driver just got out and ran away.

In this case there’s a third option: the computer that’s still perfectly functional should have been able to get out of the way on its own. And legally all drivers are required to.

I assume that applies to robots as well, if it doesn’t it absolutely should.

gimmicks like a sock for your phone?

Sure but spacing shouldn't matter for multilingual games as you already make it dynamic for the local lang, aka why speed runners use certain locals. also some games that pack their own font let you throw a font file in the local path of the game to override the packaged font.

I have Alpina stickers on my monitor stand. I treat laptops like 1 an done for travel.

ADB can show you what package install'd a package. I've been running a setup but I gernally buy a bunch of the same phone, but after they get wifi they install masive amounts of junk.

Yup, can see what package installed a package both via ADB and even in the Settings > Apps GUI. Of course that's a slightly different question from whether the install was nonconsensual.

not to be that guy, but isnt there a bunch of built in white noise/ rain noise/ etc built into ios accessibility

Yup, came here to say that too.

iOS Settings - Accessibility - Audio & Visual - Background Sounds

Offers the same as OP's app, except mixing. The only thing I miss is a a fade out possibility. For example, set timer at 01:00 minute and it slowly fades out over that whole minute. Much better than such an abrupt end. Not sure if OP's app does offer that.