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beeboobaa
3y ago
The general population doesn't really care at all about anything that happens on their iphone as long as they can watch their funnies. Some of them think they care because they fell for apple's manipulations but they'll get o
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beeboobaa
3y ago
That's because people have been brainwashed by apple to believe this is the only way to be secure. We need to go back to being able to just download installers from anywhere and running them, and giving people just a hint of personal r
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Someone probably just assumed it would be better user experience not having to patch after install. That just doesn't work out when the user's network isn't as good.
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beeboobaa
3y ago
man, you really are putting a lot of effort into justifying stealing other people's content
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Not sure what your point is, but why would i care to learn about the laws of some other dude's country that he's using to support his bizarro arguments?
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beeboobaa
3y ago
no thanks, not interested in your american nonsense laws. lecturing people who are asking SOMEONE ELSE a question is a terrible personality trait btw
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Literally all you did is bitch and moan about someone asking a simple question, lol. Go touch grass.
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beeboobaa
3y ago
You're so brave
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Literally just asked a question and that seems to have set you off, bud. Are you alright? Do you need to feed your LLM more data to keep it happy?
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beeboobaa
3y ago
That's an interesting way to frame "publicly posted someone else's data without their consent for anyone to see and download"
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beeboobaa
3y ago
I don't see how publicly posting them on a forum is > the minimum amount of information required to reproduce the bug MAYBE if they had communicated privately that'd be an argument that made sense.
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beeboobaa
3y ago
I'm asking a question. Here's another one for you: Do you believe that all pictures you have ever taken, all emails you have ever written, all code you have ever written could be posted here on this forum to improve someone else&#
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Keep working on it. You're not there yet.
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beeboobaa
3y ago
> You are asking what if this guy has "web crawl data" that google does not have? No, I'm asking if he has permission to redistribute these files.
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Americans being in favor of making a deal with Russia would be proof that psyops works
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beeboobaa
3y ago
You should try to work on your maturity instead of throwing a hissy fit at the first whiff of criticism.
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Do you have permission to redistribute these files?
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beeboobaa
3y ago
That VRAM isn't everything, apparently.
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Because they have already been heavily invested in and are cross platform. Sure, Apple has already been fucking over PWAs by refusing to implement certain web standards, but they still promoted them and they are heavily used in certain indu
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beeboobaa
3y ago
> but they seem to have a real security and privacy concern on this issue That's always how they spin their FUD. They already have an app sandbox in place for all fo their apps. Sideloaded, PWA, or not.
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Apple is just playing pr games trying to get their cult followers to rage against the DMA which apple hates having to follow. So yes, people are being asked.
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beeboobaa
3y ago
More like "that pesky eu is forcing us to behave like a normal company and we don't like that. Let's punish the users in hopes they'll revolt"
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beeboobaa
3y ago
It means apple is lying, again
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Nah, it's secure because the OS is secure. No difference between an app itself and an app running "other apps". It's all just code sandboxed by the OS. Apple is just being pathetic because they couldn't force legisl
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Lol, no. They were fine for years but are not throwing a hissy fit. It's all utter nonsense. Third party apps are subject to the same security guarantees the system has been operating on for years. But a legislator forced their hand so
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beeboobaa
3y ago
What an absolute crock of shit. Someone at apple must be feeling really, really pathetic lately. Why can't they just get over themselves and actually deliver a useful product instead of trying to achieve cult status?
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Or install the latest Firefox with https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/video-backgro... (also available on Android)
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Techbros always insist on infantilizing users. I think it's a weird combination of gatekeeping and a superiority complex.
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beeboobaa
3y ago
Please don't post personal attacks to HN, and please follow the site guidelines in general, including the one about not calling names, and also the one about not fulminating: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.
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beeboobaa
3y ago
You have any evidence for the claim that PayPal would keep their money in a zero interest account for some reason?
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