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by 1over137 1y ago
Wow. Why would your company do that? It's easy to self-host gitlab for example.
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by 1over137 1y ago
>SEC and FTC would be obvious candidates who historically would do this. Yeah, historically, as in: before many people here were born. It's been so long since SEC and FTC did such things.
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by 1over137 1y ago
>the 4th time they have gone to the Google bank demanding a $1B+ ransom Even if I accepted this premise, from a realpolitik lens, why not? The USA has gone to the 'taffif/trade war bank' like 40 times, so maybe fight fire
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by 1over137 1y ago
> Apple's lockdown of the iOS platform is exactly why people buy Apple products. Citation? My impression is people find Apple hardware better, and suffer through the OS.
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by 1over137 1y ago
What country is that in?!??
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by 1over137 1y ago
Being founded in 1880s doesn’t mean that all the planning since hasn’t been all auto-centric.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Montreal has plenty of lead pipes too. ;(
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by 1over137 1y ago
You must be a web developer. Doing desktop development, nothing is in the cloud for me. I’m always waiting cor my compiler.
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by 1over137 1y ago
But thats even less private. If you log in, they know exactly who you are.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Or a BSD :)
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by 1over137 1y ago
Or use the old ones. Obj-C and AppKit are pretty stable and have a big knowledge base out there.
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by 1over137 1y ago
nicer link: https://lite.cnn.com/2025/08/12/business/kodak-survival-warn...
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by 1over137 1y ago
>And for some reason a contingent of HN is cheering it on. Seems easily understood. Only 5% of humanity are USians, for the rest, 'your loss is our gain'. Where cowmix wishes for all the brilliant minds to come to the US, the
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by 1over137 1y ago
Too bad the MER is so high at 0.74%.
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by 1over137 1y ago
So, same as everyone else Silicon Valley does.
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by 1over137 1y ago
AppKit is indeed great. Pity Apple doesn’t give it much love anymore.
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by 1over137 1y ago
I’d like to know which programming language.
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by 1over137 1y ago
No updates in 6 year. Do you know if it still works?
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by 1over137 1y ago
Your alternate theory doesn't pass Occam's razor given Apple's general behaviour. Do you have any evidence?
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by 1over137 1y ago
Sell to the other 95% of humanity I guess.
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by 1over137 1y ago
>The Google URL shortener stopped accepting new links around 2018. It has been deprecated for a long time. It's a strange thing to consider 'since 2018' "a long time". Only in tech circles is this so, not in norm
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by 1over137 1y ago
OSA = United Kingdom Online Safety Act, I think
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by 1over137 1y ago
Of course. And were that the actual case, it would be worth having in the summary.
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by 1over137 1y ago
The hint is in the company’s name. ;)
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by 1over137 1y ago
>The source of the problem is with a dependency of the email clients, not the email clients themselves. For ends users, that's a distinction without a difference. Programmers are responsible for their choice of dependencies. If you&
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by 1over137 1y ago
Apple does not care about external storage at all, as in external disks. They offer iCloud for external storage. They don't sell external disks. They don't like cables. They make lots of money selling you a bigger internal disk.
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by 1over137 1y ago
As opposed to what?
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by 1over137 1y ago
Is that "nothing like" though? You are saying they are in different places, ok, but are they similar in other ways? Are both controls the same shape? size? colour? texture?
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by 1over137 1y ago
>how about people learn to use updated software? How about software developers learn to keep software working on old OSes and old hardware?
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by 1over137 1y ago
Peter Zeihan, is that you? ;)

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