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by WA 3y ago
Furthermore, a 180 implies that you go the other way onwards. As in: they pay you to use Unity. Which of course is ridiculous, just like the headline.
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by WA 3y ago
> Why Europe has not woken up to this, which is the only real hope in the short run for substantial fines, is beyond me. Thing is, regulations do exist but as long as Apple and Google are not forced to comply at least partially in these
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by WA 3y ago
The noise.
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by WA 3y ago
Good points, maybe 1Password will pull a Unity post-IPO and demand 1 cent per login. Right now, 1Password is really good, but who knows if it'll stay the same.
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by WA 3y ago
Nope, that's probably not enough. With regulation, you have to do two things: - Show that you are aware of the regulation - Implement some kind of thing to comply with the regulation. The degree of that is debatable and ultimately can
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by WA 3y ago
I mean, why not, but you could also donate to the game engine makers directly. More money to them, no sales tax, no platform commission etc.
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by WA 3y ago
One thing missing (and has been for years): fine-tuned Contacts access control. Like the one for Photos. Apps want to access contacts and it’s all or nothing right now. But Contacts also is quite integrated and is better if you fill in more
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by WA 3y ago
And without it, billions more are created that can only be used on one kind of device.
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by WA 3y ago
> my own non-identifiable domain I have one too, but realized that it’s kinda pointless. If it’s only you receiving emails at your domain, it’s clear that if you sign up for a Facebook account and a Google account and a shopping website,
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by WA 3y ago
The more important requirement is that the id should not be guessable and not easily be brute-forced (example: YouTube private video listings). Now, what's the minimum required entropy to make it unguessable but also make it short enou
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by WA 3y ago
What’s wrong with the standard library? Seems pretty extensive. Supports all kinds of DB drivers out of the box, JSON, XML, drawing tools…
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by WA 3y ago
> Otherwise there would be no such thing as a drop-in replacement (in the software world at least). That's obviously wrong, because there are things that could be different while the API/compatibility is still matching 1:1, s
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by WA 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=procreate
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by WA 3y ago
Considering the amount of cards they tend to produce these days, makes you wonder if they aren't already using some kind of AI to generate a baseline of cards.
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by WA 3y ago
That is the security researcher perspective, but it’s a UX nightmare resulting in a lot of confusion for normal users, because they don’t get any info if they even have an account or are trying to use the correct email address.
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by WA 3y ago
And the investors aren’t billionaires themselves? Do you think investors give away their money for nothing? What are you even talking about?
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by WA 3y ago
Yup, have been using it through Komoot for many years for biking and hiking.
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by WA 3y ago
If you really just want a map, go use OSM. I love it as well and even contributed. But Google Maps is much more than OSM. The biggest difference and most important feature is its real-time traffic. OSM is just a totally different product se
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by WA 3y ago
Is Tesla a) car quality and b) customer service better in the EU?
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by WA 3y ago
Or Mindustry, which is open source: https://mindustrygame.github.io/ Mindustry has two "planets" and they play entirely differently. The newer one, Erekir, is a mix of Factorio, tower defense and RTS elements. I a
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by WA 3y ago
IRC…? ICQ was mostly 1:1 conversations.
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by WA 3y ago
Yeah, about that: I started with a solid bodyweight fitness regime and after 10 good workouts over 4 weeks, two of my finger hurt to the point of feeling like they're damaged and the palm of my hand feels overtrained and constantly ten
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by WA 3y ago
> What mechanism would result in new allergy development from small, controlled subcutanous allergen exposure, that would not manifest from continual daily seasonable exposure? Good question, I don't know. The doctor said this, I wo
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by WA 3y ago
> A lot of people take their allergies for granted, but real treatments for allergies are available and they work. Source please. I talked to several doctors about treating hay fever (grass pollen allergy) and the consensus was that dese
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by WA 3y ago
All of them look male, even if you select the most feminine features. Edit: It's probably because of the width of the shoulders, the jawline, the thickness of the eyebrows (and more things).
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by WA 3y ago
Sure: - "Winter" in the headline makes it sound more extreme. It’s information-free, because winter and summer temperatures close to the equator are very similar. - Numbers are given in absolutes when convenient to paint a picture
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by WA 3y ago
Yeah but this kind of clickbait actively destroys trust in climate science, because the lunatics think that they get sold a hoax. And actually, the kind of writing is extremely sketchy.
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by WA 3y ago
An interesting phenomenon drowned in a clickbait article. I sometimes understand the lunatics of the "climate change is a hoax" movement.
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by WA 3y ago
The elephant in the room might actually be US-American prudery. But to confirm, we'd have to check if prudery became stronger in the last 20 years and if non-US movies have still the same (or more) amount of sex in it. But it's ac
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by WA 3y ago
Thanks for sharing. Is there a non-golfed version of this that is understandable for grugbrained devs like me?

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