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<a class="tag__link" href="https://joebirch.co/android/exploring-jetpack-compose-card/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Exploring Jetpack Compose: Card</a>
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<p class="summary">The Card composable is a surface that can be used to present content and actions focused on a single topic. If youre enjoying my posts on Jetpack Compose, check out some details on the book Im writing on Compose! When it comes to displaying a Card, ther…</p>
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via <a href="https://joebirch.co">Joe Birch</a>
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<small class="date">October 23, 2020</small>
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<a class="tag__link" href="https://publicobject.com/2020/10/06/files/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">On Files and Okio</a>
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<p class="summary">Though Okio has been multiplatform for a year, it still lacks support for reading &amp; writing files. Ive been thinking about what application developers need and what APIs we should build. But the more I consider it, the more I think, fuck, filesystem…</p>
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via <a href="https://publicobject.com/">Public Object</a>
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<small class="date">October 6, 2020</small>
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<a class="tag__link" href="https://blog.jessfraz.com/post/battery-day/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Battery Day</a>
<a class="tag__link" href="https://fasterthanli.me/articles/whats-in-a-rainbow-table" target="_blank" rel="noopener">What&#39;s in a Rainbow table?</a>
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Tesla had its first Battery Day on September 22nd, 20201. What a fantastic world
we live in that we can witness the first Apple-like keynote for batteries.
Batteries are a part of our everyday life; without them, the world would be
a much different place. Yo…</p>
In Veronica Mars and password hashes,
from my new Tech As Seen On TV series, we&#39;ve
explored &#34;cracking passwords&#34; using brute-force methods, and then using
rainbow tables, which was much, much faster.
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via <a href="https://blog.jessfraz.com/">Ramblings from Jessie</a>
via <a href="https://fasterthanli.me">fasterthanli.me</a>
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<small class="date">September 29, 2020</small>
<small class="date">October 28, 2020</small>
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<a class="tag__link" href="http://jakewharton.com/peeking-at-colorful-command-line-output/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Peeking at command-line ANSI escape sequences</a>
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<p class="summary">Command-line programs use color to convey additional information and to look pretty. For example, compare the output of ls with and without the --color flag:</p>
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via <a href="http://jakewharton.com/"></a>
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<small class="date">October 28, 2020</small>
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<a class="tag__link" href="http://coroutinedispatcher.com/posts/shared-flow/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Usage of SharedFlow</a>
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<p class="summary">onCreate With the 1.4 Update, kotlin coroutines brought us a lot of features and improvements. One of them was the introduction of SharedFlow. Basically, what I would like to call it, is simply a “Single Event StateFlow”. Remember single event LiveData wo…</p>
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via <a href="http://coroutinedispatcher.com/">Coroutinedispatchers&#39; blog</a>
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<small class="date">October 27, 2020</small>
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