Wiley Post flew with one eye, even.
Though, he did die in a plane crash in a plane he was piloting, taking Will Rogers out with him.
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Wow, I can’t believe it’s so low. I loved that movie
Oh you meant side-loading, I see. They'll probably use Appflow's live updates, which makes it pretty easy to keep apps updated. If you wanted an APK enough you could pull down their code once they push their capacitor-supported version and build it as an APK yourself
iOS apps don’t need to go through test flight either, it’s just a good way to get controlled feedback from testing an app.
There used to be a subreddit called /r/thatsabooklight that would point out this kind of stuff in movies and tv shows. Was a fun one to follow.
Because the GOP is keen on bringing it back
Capacitor apps can be both.
With a capacitor app it can be both a PWA and a native app from the same code base. This wouldn’t take away, only add possible functionality for those who choose to install it natively.
There’s a lot of native functionality that a PWA cannot access, like app icon changing, certain gestures that Apollo took advantage of (tapping on the top to scroll to the top, for one), and some other things that have been requested.
To apply for the state-run insurance it has to be 20% cheaper than any plan you can find with comparable coverage, and they can arbitrarily kick you off of it for no reason.
Of all of the alt-right pundits, Steven Crowder - the one pictured here, is the one most likely to call somebody a normie.
Caliber is great, but if you have audiobooks, auidiobookshelf has gotten pretty decent at hosting ebooks too