MatekCopatek

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by MatekCopatek 2y ago
If I'm not mistaken, Brave is based on Chromium, so it's likely that they'll be subject to the same changes.
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by MatekCopatek 2y ago
Judging by the parent comment, the dark part is the fact that it might be fake pressure. As in - it's true that it will arrive tomorrow if you order within the next 2 hrs, but it will actually arrive tomorrow even if you take 4 hrs.
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
It's a bit selfish, but this kind of behavior motivates me against recommending good things to my peers. Whenever I like something a lot, I'm now afraid of sharing it, because the sooner it becomes successful, the sooner it will e
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
The cookie consent window is just a lazy way of how most developers decided to handle the regulation. This might vary from country to country, depending on how exactly each EU member implemented it, but where I live, you didn't have to
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
For someone not from the USA, what's a culture war movie? Are you talking about America being the good guy in all the movies? Or the thing where there are more black and gay characters now and conservative people don't like it? Mo
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
As someone who started using Vue before 1.0, I find that characterization unfair. The overall API didn't change much from 1 to 2. 3 was initially going to be a big change, but after a lot of community resistance, they decided to make t
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
What? Are we thinking of the same sideloading? You literally download an app (.apk) like any other file and then open it to start the installation. OK, and the first time you do it, you get a warning and you have to enable loading apps from
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
The average consumer lacks the knowledge and skill to objectively assess the quality of a knife, the seller is aware of that and manipulates them through advertising. Is a democratic election free if everyone voted freely, but was under the
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
Your grandparents' complaining isn't entirely pointless - sure, you can get a quality product from local merchants, but the price is disproportionately higher. The thing they're actually missing is a mass-produced product tha
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
It affects your perception, optimizing production costs is easier to do and less morally problematic than firing people.
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
Sure, if they actually increase the prices written on the menu. But the way I understand the parent comment, they didn't, they just tacked them on as extra fees at the end.
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
Might be a matter of perception, but I believe Bun is advertising itself as a drop-in replacement whereas Deno is primarily focused on being a better runtime (native TypeScript, different security model wrt modules, comes with test runner,
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
Technically, yes, but realistically most random mom-and-pop places just have a random $50 router somewhere in the corner. Would it be fair/sane/reasonable to convict such business owners if one of their customers commits a cybercr
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
Couldn't you say the same for every coffee shop that gives random people Wi-Fi access?
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
Is it me or does that look extremely similar to Linear, another competitor in that space? Not in the sense of the feature set, there's only so many things you can do with an issue tracker and a kanban board, but in the sense of actual
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
Your statement is a specific framing of a friendship from an economical perspective. You may or may not find that perspective useful, but it's inevitably a simplification that focuses on some aspects of a friendship and leaves out othe
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
Most of the major frameworks (I'm 100% sure about Vue and React) have browser extensions that give you extremely powerful dev tools. It's not _exactly_ what you're asking for, but pretty close. You can actually click on a ran
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
Interesting, I thought they would come out with some kind of radical new use case that would change how VR is percieved. But it seems like they decided the main barrier to wider adoption is hardware quality.
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by MatekCopatek 3y ago
> no capitalist would pay for someone to do something useless The issue here is definition of useful/useless. If you manage to market regular rocks as magical and convince people to pay a lot of money for them, a capitalist will gla
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by MatekCopatek 4y ago
Why is it such a strong factor for you? I see this point being made every time someone mentions a framework that doesn't use JSX. But frameworks are so complex nowadays! Learning something the size of React, whatever templating languag
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by MatekCopatek 4y ago
I might have the same issue, although it's hard to say. My current suspicion is it's somehow related to power saving, because I can't reproduce it after a fresh reboot. It only starts happening once I go through a few power s
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
Disagree - you could take the exact registration flow of any existing platform (e.g. Blogger) and adjust it so that instead of creating an account in their database (and consequently on their platform), it provisions a hosting account in yo
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
To start, I absolutely don't think this bill is good, BUT I think there might be potential for some interesting silver lining. Let's say it's passed and big platforms such as FB need to start heavily policing their users beca
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
Correct me if I'm misunderstanding something, but this looks like it could support very simple software sales. You develop a library/framework that you want to sell commercially, put it in a private repo that is only available to
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
It's funny how the author frames this post in a very economic way. Personally, I would never describe reading a book as something where I'm investing and/or extracting value. It's extra ironic that the entire issue they&
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
I remember many people being pissed off when these features were announced some months ago. As far as I can tell, nothing really happened afterwards. I use Signal on a daily basis and haven't noticed any coin-related functionalities. E
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
This could be a space-saving measure. A bathroom also needs to be used by other occupants of the house/apartment (children, guests staying over etc.) and if it's only available by passing through the master bedroom, it becomes a p
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
I think they said 2 major updates + 5 years of support, not sure though.
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
Well, depends on your definition of free market. Wiki says: > In a free market, the laws and forces of supply and demand are free from any intervention by a government or other authority, and from all forms of economic privilege, monopol
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
I didn't mean to imply that rationally optimizing your decisions is a bad idea. Just that things are deeper and more complex. Exercising might improve your mental health more than playing a video game for the same duration, but both ac

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