The percentage is based on voltage for lithium batteries. Old or weak batteries will suffer voltage droop when under load, so the device is powering down to protect the battery from over-discharging and causing damage (or a thermal event).
Got it the wrong around by accident. Good to know there's a way to increase the history size.
Ctrl-shift-z is not undo redo by default, and not all office programs let you rebind it from ctrl-y.
This isn't a complete answer to the question you asked, but it could be: https://security.googleblog.com/2022/12/memory-safe-languages-in-android-13.html
I changed it when it kept crashing on me. Then I bought a new power supply and the crashing stopped. That's what I get for ordering the 7/7/7nm/'700xt from XFX...
Edit: they should be on separate rails, so it's not a bad idea, especially if you're having stability issues.
TIL
How difficult is writing an LSP? I would like to be able to use a reasonably complete implementation for Kotlin, but Kotlin is not a simple language.
I'm pretty sure the socially unacceptable behavior from homeless drug addicts is driven by factors that drive homelessness and drug addiction and not by the preference of most people to avoid homeless drug addicts in public spaces. Unless you're implying law enforcement or society at large "clean up" public transportation...
I've heard that performance improves offline. Is it possible to set a model loose on a project and let it iteratively work, or is there a better approach?
You're not a developer, you're a company, even if you're doing business as an individual.
The signing key requirement has pros and cons. Cons being that Google can now impersonate developers and inject code at will. This seems somewhat irrelevant in face of the control they already exert through Google Play Services, but it's obviously bad nonetheless.
Pros being that Google can now keep the signing key secure behind a Google sign-in instead of relying on individual developers to maintain good opsec.
Seems to be Seattle Police Officers Guild.
I'm surprised this wasn't already the case. You're distributing potentially malicious code to users' devices, and they expect a base level of safety from the Play Store. You're free to publish elsewhere, so it's not like Apple's policy.
The omission of Swift here tells you all you need to know I think.
Edit: I misread this, but my point stands regarding Swift, it has a pretty big usage-reputation gap.
Have you considered trying Flutter first? The components are Material 3 just like Jetpack Compose, but you can run it pretty much anywhere.
How would the people get from the train station to their workplace? It's not like it's one square mile, it's a huge area.