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by Yujf 3y ago
And charges for all apps on all marketplaces
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by Yujf 3y ago
That is fine as an app store policy, but they also want to impose those requirements for apps outside the appstore. That is a problem, if I want to run a sketchy browser downloaded from github apple should not be able to prevent this
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by Yujf 3y ago
It is not per update and the most significant thing is that it is also for apps that get distributed outside the app store. Which is the real issue and that is definitely insane
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by Yujf 3y ago
Yes, I think so. So apple wants to require they approve your app and then charge you €0,5 for every time it is installed for the privilege of avoiding using their infrastructure. It is honestly insane. I don't know the DMA in detail bu
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by Yujf 3y ago
The CLA does not prevent future closed-sourcing sadly
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by Yujf 3y ago
The air quality is what I mostly look forward to. I bike 10km 1 way on my commute and it would be so much more enjoyable if the air quality was better.
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by Yujf 3y ago
It is not the activists fault that the company wants to track you. They do not have to show you that stuff if they don't so unnecessary tracking
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by Yujf 3y ago
Are they? Something about them seems off to me, but I cant put my finger on it
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by Yujf 3y ago
Also not stable, will change a lot afaik
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by Yujf 3y ago
What does this have to do with the article? The problem is for libraries: they want to support both sync and async use cases, without having to think about think about it, so that the user of the library can decide what is right for them.
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by Yujf 3y ago
But you would also be stuck with a $170 phone, which depending on how you use the thing can be a slight inconvenience or a total disaster.
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by Yujf 3y ago
Except it is very different. If you use react you are not contributing to the sweatshop, while if you buy sweatshop items you are. I think what you are saying is that it would be immoral to make generic medicine based based on q design that
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by Yujf 3y ago
So what? Meta does employ many talented engineers and they do create valuable open source software. Is it not good that we can praise that and still hate other practices they use?
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by Yujf 3y ago
It is tricky, as was explained in the comment you replied to. Maybe you could explain how it is not tricky instead of just making random statements without contributing anything
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by Yujf 3y ago
There are things you can't put in food even though you can choose not to eat it. Individual action does not work for some issues. This is one of them. Tracking is everywhere. It is not just facebook. It is every website and there is no
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by Yujf 3y ago
A plane flies faster so you can amortize the cost over more flights. A plane only requires 2 airports, which can be used as a starting point to connect with any other airport again amortizing the cost over many flights. For trains you need
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by Yujf 3y ago
Except sometimes we do want to. It is easy to blame the government and they certainly do not always follow the will of the people, but acting like people are never supportive of war is dishonest.
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by Yujf 3y ago
I suppose I should be lamenting the state of the web as a whole but it really does not feel nice to visit a website of a very cool product and see things like https://shop.invisible-computers.com/pages/ccpa-opt-out . Do
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by Yujf 3y ago
No there should not be a cookie banner. Just do not collect any information from the website that is not necessary. You are selling a product, not hosting a free website, there is absolutely no reason my information should be shared for adv
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by Yujf 3y ago
That privacy policy... at least it is honest and upfront about it
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by Yujf 3y ago
People acting like there is a language for a problem are honestly delusional. Most problems can be solved in most languages, which is why they are called general purpose languages, so you have to make a choice somehow.
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by Yujf 3y ago
You need DWR because if your jacket gets soaked on the outside, your sweat will no longer evaporate through the jacket.
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by Yujf 3y ago
It is illegal to offer an ad supported version that has no way to turn off personalized ads.
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by Yujf 3y ago
Its the good old "in a gold rush, sell shovels"
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by Yujf 3y ago
Regulators are being slow, but with GDPR you can also not maliciously comply. You can get fined for that and slowly regulators are starting to so that
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by Yujf 3y ago
Nokia hasnt even been bought by US companies. It sold a branch that was unsuccesfull and after it was bought it was still not successfull and they have the rights back. People are just ignorant about so many things and claim it is EU regula
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by Yujf 3y ago
The idea is that there should not really be a trade-off. If you manage congestion well, you can send just what the network will allow, keeping throughput high but lowering latency. It could even increase throughput as you do not have the de
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by Yujf 3y ago
No problem, I actually hadn't read it myself but was intrigued enough to go looking. Worth it!
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by Yujf 3y ago
Coasting is entirely realistic. There are still many jobs that require knowledge that has been releatively stable, that are not stressful. And it is perfectly fine to want them id you realise pay is going to be less than you could get in ot
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by Yujf 3y ago
http://www.berglas.org/Articles/ImportantThatSoftwareFails/I...

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