@maciejasjmj said in Rant Mode - Google Flight Notifications: Isn't it a Samsung thing? I have it on my Samsung, but I didn't on the Nexus. I have a Nexus 6, so no. It works for my bank's spam calls, but it also marked the number Microsoft calls me from for 2FA as spam, so. If Microsoft ever calls me, I hope my phone identify it as spam too

@accalia said in Audio and Linux: @raceprouk said in Audio and Linux: In comparison, on Windows, sound just works. It just does. with pulseaudio on linux i can split my left and right audio channels into two output streams and then duplicate those two mono streams into stereo then send the signal with the two left channels to my left hand monitor and the signal with the two right channels to my right hand monitor. and it Just WorksTM I've yet to find a way to do that with windows. so NYA! :-P I tend to prefer a platform-independent solution to such problems. Your hardware has to comply, of course...

@wft said in Programmer turned tester keeps seeing things, terrible things: We, however, are using Angular which wraps XHR in its own thing, so jQuery.active is not as handy anymore... You can use interceptors to get access to whatever the hell $http might be doing. Someone used that to make a YouTube-esque progress bar: GitHub - chieffancypants/angular-loading-bar: A fully automatic loading / progress bar for your angular apps. A fully automatic loading / progress bar for your angular apps. - chieffancypants/angular-loading-bar