Really cool. My phone doesn’t seem to have this, but something similar and a bit more cumbersome to use.

A button straight in the app, on or near the image, would still be better, because the built in feature I have inverts everything on the screen, making edges and all other dark elements white which defeats the purpose.

Edit:

I can’t screenshot the result since it’s smart enough to not invert what is screenshotted, but this is objectively worse when inverted

What I mean is to be able to invert the colors of an image when I open it full screen.

My phone is dimmed to the maximum it can, so dimming more doesn’t seem like a good option and might become too dim. Also the darker parts might become too dark to see.

Inverting will have weird effects on some images, sure, but that’s why it should be a button used at my discretion.

WinDirStat, Notepad++, Greenshot and Filelocator pro lite (aka agent ransack) are my default programs to install on windows machines.

Please tell Tongshen, who manufactures the popular TSDZ2 motor. The pedal keeps coming loose because they don’t do this. I keep a key on me to tighten it when it starts to loosen.

Or OpenArena

Sure there is a use. That’s eBay. I collect older consoles and games and sometimes it’s the only way to get an item.

You can also check out Wargus for older Warcraft games

“Sorry, this is a shared office and my partner is working under NDA”

That’s saying the quiet part loud

They were gonna axe the cookies in return for a generalized profile in your browser or something.

What a weird thing to read. I open my work’s email in thunderbird because the search is so good. Outlook is really slow when searching for something and so so tedious.

Fuck Microsoft!

We do that, too, because it’s funny.

As long as you’re not giving market share to chromium…

Then use a fork.

What kinda business was this? What was being made/sold?

Happened to us, they put the backups on a different device, away from the servers, but still in the same premise. Cryptolocker locked everything on the network, including the backups. No off-site backups.

Just share a git user, come on. Have everyone check in under the same name “development” or whatever, but no version control whatsoever?

You can’t actually take calls on the PT, you can use it to pick up your phone.

It’s pretty barebones, but I like it for the price that it costs and the freedom it gives.