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by Drew_ 3y ago
Have fun toting around your goal post my friend.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
You keep saying "service" when no one asked anything about services. The question in this thread is whether iMessage can offer secure interop. The answer is yes. They just need to use an open protocol and that protocol can use too
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by Drew_ 3y ago
Do you think if any Apple product isn't "winning", suddenly their competition stifling rules and backroom deals don't exist anymore?
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by Drew_ 3y ago
You are correct and Apple is offering very similar back room deals in the App Store. It was revealed as such in their last suit.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
No, his question makes perfect sense and your response doesn't really make any. End-to-end encryption doesn't imply encryption from one end of the universe to the other. It is what it says on the tin: encryption from one end to an
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by Drew_ 3y ago
They're exerting the same influence that Google did over their Android partners. They created a faux-open market with arbitrary rules that ensure their products always win. Google lost their case because of this and Apple should too.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
RCS works pretty well and no, my Android group chats don't happen on WhatsApp.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
> Does it harm trust in Apple's brand? The government's trust, yes.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
Objective-C is the only programming language that was genuinely unreadable on first glance to me so I would definitely agree that it's difficult to work with.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
The Japanese Yen is just very weak right now for a number of reasons.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
> The average consumer isn’t paying attention to this stuff. You quite literally admit they do in your very next sentence.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
You can do all of those things on a PS5 or Xbox, Sony and Microsoft just don't let developers publish apps that let you do that.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
> The entire premise and point of the Apple experience is not having to be fully aware of the tech. At all. Ever. This couldn't be further from the truth. They change the tech every year. The Apple experience is being distinctly awa
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by Drew_ 3y ago
Turning the difference into a ratio doesn’t remove biases on Instagram.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
> The employees are sold shares in the business that they expect to accrue a certain amount of value and with scale get very serious multiples in a liquidity event. Sounds a lot like a pyramid scheme
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by Drew_ 3y ago
> The majority of those affected negatively by this are not the founders, but the employees. Well yes there are typically many more employees than there are founders. Despite this, founders probably missed out on orders of magnitude more
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by Drew_ 3y ago
They do just not directly in-app. Many apps only allow subscription via the web. Namely Netflix and Amazon.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
However, Apple's deals were for the purpose of undermining competing payment systems.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
Researchers from UC Davis Coffee Center posted a great paper about exactly this a few years ago: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-73341-4
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by Drew_ 3y ago
If you wanna save time, you can skip the bloom (water and stir) since it doesn't really have an effect for immersion brews like the french press.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
I also do finger+faucet, but I wouldn't be surprised if it actually adds _more_ water than a single spritz.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
If you grind oily dark roasts, the oils stick around in your grinder and go rancid. That's what you're probably smelling. You just need to clean your grinder some what regularly. This isn't a problem for medium-lighter roasts
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by Drew_ 3y ago
> Instead we use the Schrodinger electron-cloud model. According to which the nucleus is not mostly empty. The electron cloud and the nucleus are different things. The electron cloud on it's own is an empty volume except where the e
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by Drew_ 3y ago
I _think_ this is more to do with calibrating the compass than precise location
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by Drew_ 3y ago
> how can it know it’s doing that for me and not for someone claiming to be me? By emailing you a OTP :)
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by Drew_ 3y ago
Why would you say that? No one should be surprised or really even impressed that Meta could make Threads even as fast as they did. They've already made this kind of app several times.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
You're conflating React the library with create-react-app which is a collection of pre-configured tooling for making SPAs. React on it's own is very much just a library with a couple functions.
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by Drew_ 3y ago
Uh... yeah? Are you aware some parks are dangerous? I just spent Father's day on a narrow boardwalk through a swamp. No vehicles allowed in there of course including emergency vehicles and wheelchairs. If something bad happens, help mu
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by Drew_ 3y ago
> It's that any jurisdiction will have almost all of this stuff in common. I'm not sure how you could say something like this so earnestly... All parks on Earth have the same rules on vehicles? You sure about that?
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by Drew_ 3y ago
No the instructions are clear. Figuring out where the park is just isn't part of the exercise. In fact, by the letter of the rules, it's impossible to find out. Pick any definition of "local jurisdiction" you want and yo

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