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aingisni_del
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aingisni_del
5mo ago
Spot on re: App UI designed and engineered by 20y/o in SF. That is actually accurate, because that was (is?) the team that engineered it. I interviewed with them sometime ago when Apple Pay had just come out, and that entire Wallet
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aingisni_del
2y ago
That’s not what a straw man is (it’s two words btw). This is a known and often repeated trend in tech: make something under the guise of disruption, with no regard for safety or regulations. Complain that those things are a hindrance to pro
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aingisni_del
3y ago
You cannot turn off Find My without entering your Apple ID password. The option to turn off Find My is disabled if stolen device protection is enabled.
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aingisni_del
3y ago
>>>uses the world's most notorious domain extension doesn't inspire confidence, to put it mildly. What does this mean? Why or how is this TLD the world’s most notorious?
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3y ago
It’s interesting to note that the county restricted the amount of cars that could occupy the property, but did not otherwise control the environmental effects of running a maintenance yard. What does the owner do with waste disposal? Variou
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aingisni_del
5y ago
Startups will soon follow suit, since GS is a major investor. It's sad that none of the infrastructure was improved during the isolation/quarantine periods, and now we're going back full force and wasting billions in wasted c
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5y ago
Both of you are making valid points, I don't get why either is seen as an argument. Your original comment was one with a strong sense of anger at the rich, and it is not misplaced. People and corporations hide their wealth with many di
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5y ago
Do you really think they care about that reputation? It's simply binary: Product makes money, product does not make money. Did you think Google was giving away free stuff for "the community"?
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Parallels forums does not approve comments when suggesting alternate software
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5y ago
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5y ago
Oh, another thing. Their date formatter is hilariously easy to remember: https://pkg.go.dev/time#pkg-constants "01/02 03:04:05PM '06 -0700" // The reference time, in numerical order.
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aingisni_del
5y ago
This is great. I too enjoy working with Go coming from a Swift, Obj-C, Java and C# background. The problem that the latter 4 languages have is keyword bloat. For example, Swift has 23 keywords just for declarations (Source: https:/&#x
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5y ago
I penny pinch every opportunity I get. But, my application of it is probably more relaxed than true penny pinching: look on ebay, craigslist, amazon, camelcamelcamel, online coupons/codes, 0% financing and pick the best one. However, i
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5y ago
I documented these steps for those who want to try the AOE 4 Beta which requires a Windows 10 PC with good graphics. But, these steps can be used for any other cloud gaming needs and is cheap to try it out (.54 USD per hour + $7 monthly for
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AOE 4 Beta on Paperspace and Parsec (Tested on Apple Silicon)
(gist.github.com)
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5y ago
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8y ago
I'm surprised there's only 2 top level comments on this article here. The price point for an indie developer is quite steep. $1800 for a base level 2018 13" is the price to develop apps for the Apple ecosystem. iMac and Mac M