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by benoau 1y ago
Yeah but these days you can easily have one system with 10 - 20 cores so you should be able to handle both workloads very well.
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by benoau 1y ago
If this is true we should see a big smack-down pretty soon of: - Apple and now Google charging a commission on steered links which the EU Commission has previously said must be free and now carry charges of up to 20% and 10% respectively -
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by benoau 1y ago
In the US, perhaps try complaining to the lawyers on the DOJ antitrust case as they've been considering splitting Android off from Google.
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by benoau 1y ago
Makes you wonder what we have been missing out on in terms of spider-based treatments...
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by benoau 1y ago
Patreon weren't violating their rules, Patreon weren't doing anything wrong, and Patreon aren't getting anything out of this modified deal other than "their business not getting burned down if they comply" with a n
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by benoau 1y ago
> It's no different than going to a restaurant and them serving only Pepsi products. I don't think that accurately depicts the situation. > Apple has threatened to remove creator platform Patreon from the App Store if creato
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by benoau 1y ago
No I disagree that we need a "better" person to disrupt what Apple is doing, that's just shifting the goal posts to favor Apple doing it longer. The best person to do it is the one who did it.
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by benoau 1y ago
Banning apps like Kindle and Patreon from linking to their own payments should never have happened. Especially Patreon - Apple wrote a rule commandeering 30% of a then-five-year old app's revenue and coerced them into using IAP to get
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by benoau 1y ago
The real shame is the longevity, M1 Pro and M1 Max got discontinued two and a half years ago so they're on their way to the vintage list and could be entirely obsoleted by the end of this decade! Linux support is the only thing that w
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by benoau 1y ago
The allegations in the tweet don't make any sense, Substack doesn't charge the 30% fee on IAP and your subscriptions being on iPhone doesn't lock you into Substack's ecosystem. It is very strange though, because two mo
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by benoau 1y ago
It might be present in your web server logs, with the caveat that you may not have them or have access to them and the bots may not pass the HTTP_REFERER header and the logs may not record it. It might be present in client-side logs, with t
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by benoau 1y ago
What a great year for challenging the status quo with digital purchases, after the "Stop Killing Games" initiative game marketplaces had to more clearly remind consumers their purchases can be taken away at any time, now the TV&#x
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by benoau 1y ago
They're also ordering their domestic app store RuStore to be preinstalled making them the 6th to require third party app stores on iPhone, following Japan (December), Brazil (October) and Australia (TBD from a recent ruling) the UK (TB
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by benoau 1y ago
> Masimo’s complaint notes the timing of Apple investment pledges around CBP’s Aug. 1 ruling. Following more than $500 billion revealed earlier this year, Apple announced another $100 billion ahead of an Aug. 6 Oval Office event with Pre
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by benoau 1y ago
They're all brittle in my experience but Playwright has a lovely test recorder and test runner which is also integrated into VSCode, and it tidies up a lot of the exceptions that would occur in puppeteer if the page state wasn't m
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by benoau 1y ago
That's a great idea if SpaceX gets nationalized first.
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by benoau 1y ago
If the consensus is the project is failing share your thoughts on how to turn it around in your next one-on-one. If the project is not failing, talk about how you would have done things differently in your next one-on-one and make it be kno
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by benoau 1y ago
They are executing something they have planned and budgeted over many meetings and if everything is going on-schedule then everybody accountable for the project is in the process of chalking up a win on an important project - nobody is goin
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by benoau 1y ago
I think they're well on the path of replacing the "legacy" development structure with entirely closed, iOS-only app development since Swift Playgrounds 4: https://screenrant.com/publish-ios-apps-ipad-swift-pla
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by benoau 1y ago
Worst desk I ever had was in a corner with a constant stream of chatty colleagues passing both behind and beside me. It might not be harassment but it severely undermined my ability to focus on complex tasks. > She felt she was not resp
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by benoau 1y ago
If users are compelled to view ads than websites should be liable if those ads violate privacy laws or distribute malware.
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by benoau 1y ago
> When Jobs introduced the iPad in 2010, he wasn’t trying to freeze technology in amber. Well it's 15 years later, their rules have only ever voluntarily-changed to carve out more fees for themselves and the software you're not
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by benoau 1y ago
Should they ... well they are critically-dependent on it, can't control it, can barely police it, can't assure access to it, can't guarantee healthy relations...
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by benoau 1y ago
This is not a junior dev you can have a weekly one-on-one with, budget a whole lot of time and find a dirt-simple tutorial to go through. I'm partial to PhaserJS because it's browser-based, not too much required to get started, lo
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Hands-on: We ran full desktop Linux apps on an Android phone(androidauthority.com)
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by benoau 1y ago
I don't understand the data on ArchiveTeam's page but, it seems like they have 35 terabytes of data (286.56TiB)? It's a lot larger than I'd have thought.
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by benoau 1y ago
Watching NodeJS fill in these gaps the last 5 years or so has been great, I strongly prefer using built-in stuff as much as possible now to avoid bloating the modules and becoming dependent on a thousand random people being good-stewards of
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by benoau 1y ago
That's kind of the whole history of NodeJS, dragged-forward kicking and screaming right from the 0.x and IO days!
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by benoau 1y ago
I feel like Pop OS with Toshy covers enough of the macOS-feel for me to be happy, since most software I use is cross-platform.
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by benoau 1y ago
I'd say blogging about your stack, extracting some blob of work and polishing it up into modules to share, publishing opinionated alternatives, all that kind of stuff being a kind of wide-net tool for hiring developers has come to an e

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