MissTake

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by MissTake 3y ago
So - fictional money? Long assed article that did nothing for me but help roll my eyes in despair…
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by MissTake 3y ago
Horribly editorialized title from the original.
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by MissTake 3y ago
It’s nice, but the work to get to 3.0 almost seems glacial now. We’ve been on 2.5 since it feels forever and it’s now showing its age… I was rather hoping this post was announcing 3.0 - sadly no.
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by MissTake 3y ago
I’m not claiming any straw man or whataboutisms. I’m simply stating that these are not hills I feel I need to die on. One has to have trust. I trust JB just a tish bit more than MS. I mentioned Apple to show another example of how dog-awful
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by MissTake 3y ago
Unless I’m missing something, there were 3 issues related to this plugin: 1) The inability to totally remove this core plugin. 2) This core plugin seemed to be reenabling itself after it was disabled. 3) A concern about data being exfiltrat
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by MissTake 3y ago
https://social.anoxinon.de/@Codeberg/111740075240915378
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BBEdit 15 adds new Minimap and ChatGPT built into the app(9to5mac.com)
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by MissTake 3y ago
And for many people that’s becoming increasingly harder to do.
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by MissTake 3y ago
I’m a weirdo lefty trans gal. I hate that sorta thing. Please don’t label.
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by MissTake 3y ago
In theory it doesn’t make sense. In reality way too many people will use it as a weapon when they suspect the cardholder may be transgendered. Source: it happened to me when I first started transitioning.
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by MissTake 3y ago
Bullcrap you can. Once my hormones kicked in I was able to blend in so well that some of my friends didn’t believe me when I said I was trans. And I got that confirmed from a third party who is honest beyond a fault. And there’s a world of
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by MissTake 3y ago
Yes, it’s a serious issue. Eons ago when I first started to transition I was prevented from making a purchase once because my card didn’t match my female me. The clerk then seemingly took delight in increasing the volume of their voice when
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by MissTake 3y ago
I still use it - and have done since it was in beta. I pay for Obsidian Sync which has yet to let me down.
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by MissTake 3y ago
Oh goody, another fad. That’s all we need… Whatever happened to just designing straightforward clear UIs with clear functionality that doesn’t pretend to be something completely different?
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by MissTake 3y ago
That changed years ago. Most developers now see a 15% hit, only going to 30% once they’ve hit certain thresholds.
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by MissTake 3y ago
This is the original message you replied to: ‘Apple has made it clear that they won't bring iMessage to Android.’ This was your reply: ‘Apple might disagree.’ and you then proceeded to supply a link to 9to5Mac about Apple interfaces iM
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by MissTake 3y ago
No, it’s not even close. RCS is a totally different messaging protocol. It’s pretty much to iMessage as iMessage is to SMS.
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by MissTake 3y ago
That’s not iMessage. RCS is a replacement for SMS.
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by MissTake 3y ago
There’s barely a nuance between “free” and “complementary”. Both are essentially the same thing. https://thecontentauthority.com/blog/free-vs-complimentary
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by MissTake 3y ago
What’s wrong with the venerable WinSock library? I remember that being a thing way back in the 1990s when I used a 3rd party driver called Trumpet.
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by MissTake 3y ago
The MS authentication process presents a 2 digit number on the client device, and triggers the app to request the user enter the same 2 numbers, showing an approximate geographical location of the client request. It seems totally proprietar
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by MissTake 3y ago
On Android only apparently.
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by MissTake 3y ago
graphe: “iMessage is reliable, ‘free’ and encrypted. Beeper mini is unreliable, paid, and encrypted. I wouldn’t recommend it anymore to my Android friends.“ You: “Is it free? I have it bundled as part of my hardware purchases. Is there som
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by MissTake 3y ago
What? I never said that. The Apple iMessage APNS is proprietary - and Apple explicitly state it cannot be used without their blessing. In addition Apple have the right to terminate any Apple IDs that they feel are being used to circumnaviga
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by MissTake 3y ago
No. Windows is not free - the manufacturer prepays for the license and it’s built in to your hardware purchase price. Look up “windows oem” using your favorite search engine.
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by MissTake 3y ago
There’s iMessage the app and then there’s the proprietary Apple Push Notification Service. that Apple use in its implementation. The iMessage app is incompatible with non Apple devices - there is no iMessage app available period outside o
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by MissTake 3y ago
What? Where did I claim that? You are the one asking if iMessage is “free” (as in beer) software. It comes with iOS - the license of which is provided free of charge for each user to run on their respective device. I never made any statemen
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by MissTake 3y ago
It’s free. The fact it’s only available on Apple devices doesn’t change that fact. You can only get Apple Fitness on Apple devices, but you also have to pay for it.
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by MissTake 3y ago
Personal anecdotal knowledge does not a standard make. I’d not be shocked if many in my circle use WhatsApp but since I’ve never used it myself - ever - I’d not know for certain. Neither statement makes the case for usage of WhatsApp a “sta
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by MissTake 3y ago
This sounds like “victim” blaming. Amazon, like other big companies, hired people during Covid telling them it was a fully remote job. Now these companies are telling the same employees to now come into the office. Why blame employees here?

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