Mindwipe

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721.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
No, they couldn't. Multiple developers have said that Apple did not consider this acceptable. The Apple app review team is capricious and does not follow their own published guidelines, and that is not news. This was also an issue with
722.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
It completely baffles me why captive portals do not obey the normal windowing mechanisms on iOS.
723.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
> And yet GOG exists and sells games all DRM free. It is worth noting that GOG exists only because CDPR want it to and subsidise its costs from their other businesses due to their political beliefs. As a standalone entity GOG would have
724.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
> Yes, but a lot of utilities give that functionality This does not excuse core OS functionality being left to rot. > That's false, maybe you refer to containerization? Apple provides APIs to virtualize a system in 10 lines of co
725.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
When a court considers them to have gone to some considerable lengths to conceal their identity, yes.
726.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
This seems a very poor effort. A huge increase in system requirements for modest changes. Stage Manager is hopeless . Like I have no idea what they were thinking. Metal continues to fiddle while developers for MacOS abandon it and the plat
727.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
Put Snatcher CD on it and I'm interested.
728.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
I would wager the majority of iPhone users use Windows on their main machines.
729.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
Not really. No 4K versions of most shows from the last month.
730.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
> Surely making a digital copy and releasing it to the world for free would be the first priority of any museum that wants to preserve things forever They wouldn't release it freely anyway, the copyright fees from owning the one hig
731.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
> If it went away users would vaguely wonder why the search results links they follow are now slow loading and more ad blighted than they were recently. They love the outcome without knowing what is achieving it. They'd be pretty ha
732.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
I have the same cookie banner dismissal problem, and it does seem to be logging me out more recently, but everything is fine when you're logged in.
733.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
> Any antitrust lawyers want to chime in? Why isn't this illegal? It's unlikely to meet an antitrust threshold because it's a single example of incompetence rather than policy - the Google Play store developer guidelines a
734.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
> It's somewhat sluggish, but who cares? This idea that we need perfect loading times and constant high-tech phones is such a spoiled mindset. It is, however, probably not a great idea to use a device that hasn't had a security
735.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
> I'm certain he was at least smart enough to call convert a lot of his earnings into more stable cryptos. I am considerably less certain given some of his Twitter postings.
736.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
Elon found his out then when he realised this deal was insane.
737.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
Well, he doesn't have any money any more.
738.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
"Head of bigger fonts and more padding so the product is more unpleasant to use."
739.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
Twitter's consumer product team is truly awful and have just made the product more and more miserable to use, so I don't cry too much about the change in leadership. Having said that, firing someone on paternity leave is terrible
740.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
> Hmm. Has YouTube been in the news for hiring broadcast execs? Not really no. Probably less than the last decade in fact.
741.
by Mindwipe 4y ago
It's certainly the case for me that the recommendations are getting significantly worse. I've pretty much hobby trained it so I get a lot less of the quacks than most people, but I think the absence of any incentive to downvote is
742.
by Mindwipe 5y ago
This is definitely the correct answer - the glass project is really good, and having spoken to people working on it they are absolutely the closest to nailing this. It is close too, at least to a wider rollout.
743.
by Mindwipe 5y ago
You could just turn autoplay off in settings.
744.
by Mindwipe 5y ago
You can on most TV sets and STBs. UI is a bit hidden, but you can.
745.
by Mindwipe 5y ago
What a terrible article. It's literally just full of guesses and conjecture about numbers based on the author's personal prejudices.
746.
by Mindwipe 5y ago
They didn't even really lose them, Netflix gained subscribers if you exclude Russia.
747.
by Mindwipe 5y ago
> As a species, we have developed government control because in general, large-scale anarchy doesn't work well. Not really. Society has long since been a push and pull between governmental control and anarchy of disobedience renderi
748.
by Mindwipe 5y ago
> Technology does not solve political problems. Politics solves political problems. I don't think this is true, bluntly. Technology does not automatically solve political problems. But technology does sometimes render bad political
749.
by Mindwipe 5y ago
We're just coming out of a five year period of many, if not most Macbook keyboards failing after two years.
750.
by Mindwipe 5y ago
Netflix doesn't supply Linux with 1080p streams, for exactly this reason. Any platform that doesn't encrypt the video path so screen recording isn't possible is limited to 720p.

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