You know, you can change almost any shortcut you want with Karabiner (app). You don't even need to memorize them.

When I first switched to Mac after using Ubuntu for 4 years before that, I didn't expect this level of customization. It's misunderstood because Apple doesn't advertise this.

The key functionality is to be able to easily see the changes made for each comment, rather than each file.

> no matter what direction you take, you'll get high quality code

This is not the case today. You get medium-quality, sometimes over-engineered code 10x faster.

But if you don't and there's no PR process (side projects), the motivation to form that connection is quite low.

lat seems like it could be useful to cross-reference company-wide projects.

Almost like it doesn't understand the purpose of the sandbox.

I ended up creating an LXC on my homelab and providing it access there, with a self-hosted gitea server but that's only for side projects that I want to host, not develop actively.

It's only because people want to control the camera UI.

It's slowly getting better but the API devs need a way to learn what the apps need to be better.

For example, maybe in the future, we could have an Android OS bottom sheet with the camera view finder instead of an embedded app UI that requires camera permission.

And also, don't forget that these permissions were eventually required because malicious actors like Meta kept surveiling users in the background without their knowledge.

If it loses access, it won't be able to display the media from your local storage. And of course, you wouldn't want it to duplicate the media because that'll take up extra storage.