Jcowell

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by Jcowell 4y ago
Maybe there’s a market for a company that specializes in porting, maintaining, and updating PC ports. Maybe even a Marketing that markets Mac Studio performance if it’s good enough. If the company is successful enough perhaps a deal can be
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Not in regards to time.
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Of course there’s not a need but for the people who use it they’re not drinking it for health and health gatherings. They’re drinking it for the courage it brings since they’re no longer “sober” them.
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There’s a difference between being skeptical and being dismissive. You can be skeptical, but evaluate an idea by its merit Maybe it’s something that could be a good idea under the US economic conditions, maybe not.
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I wonder how many people think New York City is only Manhattan and not the 5 Boroughs together. For anyone who see this, yes it includes the “suburbs” that exists within all of the outer boroughs (even the Bronx!)
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In NY I’ve yet to see this happen. Rather it’s an issue of , is there anywhere to dock the bike. The outer boroughs are also experimenting with Electric Scooters.
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> I don't get it why they ditched the signature Pokemon fighting system for something pretty arbitrary, This is the biggest fumble and what cemented the death of the game to me. Here’s what I think should have happened: * Used the r
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by Jcowell 4y ago
Bullshit, the turn started years ago with the Pedo-calling fiasco.
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> Institutionalized 3p developers should be treated like adversaries; they are vile, nefarious tricksters. They’re just as “monstrous” as Apple or Google are purported to be. This is a sentiment that I honestly wished was most discussed
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by Jcowell 4y ago
Android is too fragmented to having any pushing power for one company (other than Google and even Google’s pushing power is low but that’s due to a different matter). The experience too fragment , the API’s too fragmented. iPhone’s unified
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by Jcowell 4y ago
One thing I hope for is that API access comes with the following agreement: 1) Use of APIs means an App must be listed on the App Store or be used the regular way. You want location data? Sure but in exchange, I want to see an App Store lis
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by Jcowell 4y ago
> people are not only enthusiastically handing control of their computing environments to a megacorporation, but insisting that everyone else should do the same. Who here is advocating that Everyone else should get iPhones or that Androi
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Disagree. “Trivially easy” must be set in common sense to the average consumer. It must be something that they can do easily without any guides or tutorials. Changing my name on Xbox is trivially easy. This[1] is not. [1] https:/&#x2F
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Within reason. Data is valuable. You make far more money gathering data, keeping it private but selling the ability to advertise against that data , than outright selling it. Think of it as “Data-As-A-Service”. Your data loses value if you’
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by Jcowell 4y ago
When you say selling the information , do you mean actually selling the information or selling ad slots to target specific people/groups based on data.
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> This simply misses the point. Very few laws are restricted to the best science of their day: nearly all allow for administrative interpretation so that the US Government can apply the law without having to relitigate its essential qual
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RoomPlan(developer.apple.com)
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Isn’t it that the PWA just don’t have the capabilities not out of respect for privacy?
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Agreed. If python had a sensible self contain executable where I don’t have to fight and figure out how I’m going to share this program with it’s dependencies and imports I would use it over go in non speed needed applications.
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by Jcowell 4y ago
The speakers have a really great sound and I like turning my lights on and off with them . The also mesh well with my other devices.
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by Jcowell 4y ago
One thing to note is that there is no “one” American culture. What’s true in one place may not be the reality 50 miles where you but can be true 100 miles where you are.
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Another good one , while iPadOS has support , iPhones , like the op said, does not. One can only speculate this is done as a measure for web apps to not compete against native apps. To me that’s very anticompetitive.
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Really good one. Blanket disrespect for the autocomplete attribute.
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Both are really good ones. For anyone invested in jpegxl you can follow the bug tracker here[1]. Though upon research I’m confused , isn’t jpegxl still in experimental phase of other browsers (this of course doesn’t exempts WebKits outright
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by Jcowell 4y ago
> Are you asking this genuinely to find some items that Webkit doesn't implement I’m trying to find standard items that WebKit doesn’t implement. Comment chains usually devolve like so: X: “Safari doesn’t implement Z feature I lik
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I’m finding caniuse unhelpful as I’m seeing non standardized/experimental API’s included with no label of distinction. This goes against the scope of the post as I’m looking to discuss standardized API that Safari/WebKit does no
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As irc Apple would need to explicitly prove that the arbitrary code broke the battery.
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In regards to WebMidi I believe a previous HackerNews conversation has captured the discussion nicely[1]. Though I doubt these are WebKits only concern. What are your thoughts ? Are you referring to web speech being the one randomly removed
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While I agree that Safari doesn’t implement a lot of features , the intention of this post is about what features it doesn’t implement, but what standard features it doesn’t. As I recall , APIs like Web Bluetooth and WebUSB are experiment
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> Once you have to pay your own rent, This doesn’t make sense to me cause you can still live at home and pay rent. That’s a reality for many Americans. > The typical person I've met who's 30 or whatever and lives with their

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