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by Twisell 6y ago
For me the pain point is that, like many others, they want to charge the same price for editors and read-only users. Do the math with me to feel the pain: -I use the product $50/month great -My team use the product $300/month (6x5
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by Twisell 6y ago
Was filled with hope at the start of the article and it faded away pretty quickly while reaching the part about Bing. Thereafter hope suddenly fell from a cliff... >Neeva's most unusual feature is its ability to also search users&#x
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by Twisell 6y ago
Also forgot to mention it can't seem to work with array without ugliest hack.
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by Twisell 6y ago
Was a big fan of tableau and we use it in production. It's a wonderfully exploratory tool. But the real pain start when you have 50+ workbooks and the underlying data model MUST introduce breaking change for whatever reason. There is t
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by Twisell 6y ago
Dunno elsewhere but in France pretty solid fist results on both Google and DDG referring to element hardware from matrix audio (founded 2009). Look like once a legal team enjoyed the fun of legal dispute they always ask for more... https:&
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by Twisell 6y ago
I'm not sure real "jerking face" blackmail is that frequent. If caught the author would face heavy charges. It's probably way easier and less risky to massively scam by pretending you had access to the webcam than to act
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by Twisell 6y ago
Spoiled kid always was always a thing. Electronic communications & transactions enable theses mechanics to happen faster & without schedule constraints if left unchecked. Same as for bullying by the way. As far as social interaction
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by Twisell 6y ago
Not a parent yet, and not a Fortnite player either, so I might miss the point. But I totally recall that my parents in theirs 30's were desperate that I requested to wear mostly "surfers's brand clothing" which was the b
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by Twisell 6y ago
New weapons in common quality usually popped for everyone very quickly. And were you really unlucky it's was a matter of seconds to find a trade by crafting some metal out of unwanted items. Was kind of a meta-game, but yes definitivel
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by Twisell 6y ago
Yes it's far from perfect, my point is that is was still better than pay2win. Whether free2play is more or less discriminating than DRM AAA titles with price starting at 12x the price of an optional pass is a whole other real question.
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by Twisell 6y ago
Also as far I can tell in valve lootbox model there is no competitive advantage gained. Buyers only get new cosmetics items, achievements and secondary goals. This is a far better standard than pay2win models that require payement to level
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by Twisell 6y ago
Listen to them, I mean really. Especially when they suggest organization wide changes to improve workflow or work environment. Don't be the guy always dismissing suggestions or you can slowly but surely turn a proactive A player to som
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by Twisell 6y ago
Really nice concept the size should rejoice people looking for a practical, streamlined and small smartphone... BUT Why on earth did they have to rippoff both original iPhone design and the watchOS appscreen??? I hope for them that Apple ha
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What the HEIC? Apple’s Highly Compressed Image Format Still Confuses(tidbits.com)
1 points by Twisell 6y ago|0 comments
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by Twisell 6y ago
But that's totally the opposite of the common (and maybe false) narrative that Apple is pushing users to upgrade faster than their counterparts.
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by Twisell 6y ago
And such beacons are then expected to be anonymous because no cookies data could be send along. If any tracking oriented company wanted to overcome this for nefarious reasons they wouldn't be able to do that without explicit help from
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by Twisell 6y ago
Original commenter stated that > The Google Analytics beacon is still sent by the browser This is what I'd like some clarification about. Wether policy changed or if it is just a UI change is another subject. Do they actually bloc
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by Twisell 6y ago
Could someone translate this statement to something a layman might understand? (I'm not a web dev nor am I following SEO news closely enought) Do you imply that Apple is putting up a misleading interface in the new version of Safari wh
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by Twisell 6y ago
Please do read my second sentence before reacting to the first one...
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And that is still awful but for other people. Vector is a commonly used term in tech. If you lookup for help about using (mathematical) vector you'll now have to narrow the search using other tag otherwise you gonna get spammed with ma
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by Twisell 6y ago
That's an awfull name as it is used all over the place in technical documentation. As soon as you'll look for help in a search engine you'd get bazillion of unrelated results. If you founded you company in the 1980's for
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by Twisell 6y ago
And that is exactly why they can expect marketshare growth. Who is gonna buy a 600$ range plastic laptop PC if Apple ship a 700$ range MacBook SE? Of course you'd still get 350$ range crappy product, Apple can't and don't wan
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by Twisell 6y ago
How do you explain the iPhone SE then? Why not got the same road with an MacBook SE? I even think this will be the first product out the pipeline. MacPro buyers usually don't want to be beta testers and will probably be the last to tra
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by Twisell 6y ago
At some point you however have to wonder : Is it up to a browser to support the OS native password manager, or is it the burden of the OS maker to provide a plugin for each browser? Beside Firefox now provide it's own password manager.
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by Twisell 6y ago
Too late to edit sorry. English is not my native language and I clearly see my translation mistake now. Thank for pointing out ;)
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by Twisell 6y ago
Just a remark to writers, when you redact an "introduction to smth" please refrain from writing down the name of your product 50 or more time in the first paragraph. It's totally frustrating and made me run away to just look
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Former Apple Engineer: Here’s Why I Trust Apple’s Covid-19 Notification Proposal(tidbits.com)
2 points by Twisell 6y ago|0 comments
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by Twisell 6y ago
Yeah this piece is especially long, interesting and nuanced. If only people could take time to actually read it before reacting with simplistic and pre-existing opinions that would be awesome.
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by Twisell 6y ago
I'm not in the security community and as an end user there seems to be two lesson there: -Apple should provide better audit tool so that security consultants don't need to rely on unpublished 0day exploits to find other exploits -
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by Twisell 6y ago
I just don't known what to make of OP last sentence : > Note that I chose the directory /Users/Shared to avoid macOS "privacy protections" that prevent interaction with various other directories such as Desktop,

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