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🚀 Honored to see my benchmark tool, Benchart, being used at Google's #TheAndroidShow event! 🙂
If you're wondering what I used for comparing the benchmark results - it was @theapache64 's BenChart.
Thanks for creating it!
theapache64.github.io/bencha…
added scrcpy as external display so no need to move hand or switch tab now ✨
been using scrcpy at work a lot and one feature i always miss is the ability copy paste image from computer to mobile and vice versa... forked and added it... feel free to use 🙌
github.com/theapache64/scrcp…
heard you loud and clear...
and now there should be an option to show or hide your @bot.
(pls update the app if you cannot see this option)
been using scrcpy at work a lot and one feature i always miss is the ability copy paste image from computer to mobile and vice versa... forked and added it... feel free to use 🙌
github.com/theapache64/scrcp…
been a heavy mechanical guy for years...
mac keyboard on the trip and now I can't go back to the external... it just works better somehow 😄
how do you want your @bot shown in your inbox
16%mixed with other convs
76%separate tab / group
9%other (comment pls)
58 votes • Final resultsbeen heads-down on @bot for the last three weeks ⌨️...
and now ur X experience is about to get a serious boost... stay tuned
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Your periodic reminder that, by long-standing convention in computer science, 1..n means 1 through n, inclusive. Designing a programming language where it means something else is a huge mistake.
