blueelephanttea

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by blueelephanttea 3y ago
> Finally, killing off the 10 will likely force Boeing to actually build a new plane instead of iterating on a half century old design. AA just ordered a ~100 of them. They are still making the Max10. And the problem that has caused cert
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by blueelephanttea 3y ago
Yeah. It seems like United really needs these planes and is prioritizing converting to an order than they can get sooner. And AA is confident that this type will eventually get certified (so they are ordering them) but don't need them
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by blueelephanttea 3y ago
> Does anyone else find the prominence of sports betting in this app…odd? Not really. The basic betting line indicating which team is favored has been apart of box scores long before betting was widespread or accessible in the US. I woul
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by blueelephanttea 3y ago
Presumably since they have access to their own garage door the Flipper can be synced as a new remote without any "hacking" or brute forcing rolling codes.
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by blueelephanttea 3y ago
Also I have been testing out PWAs in various different browsers (non-Safari) this last month and...ahem...I have been unimpressed. I also think ad tech companies will prefer native apps for major markets (iOS) because it is tougher to block
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by blueelephanttea 3y ago
To add to this historically Apple charged for OS updates. Windows still does. With iOS Apple switched their model to making the updates free and charging developers on the backend to monetize their software. But most companies have some pla
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by blueelephanttea 3y ago
> And there is nothing anti-competitive about Apple charging for their developer kit. Not only that but a bunch of iOS apis incur services costs on Apple's side. Certainly seems valid that they should be able to charge to provide pu
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by blueelephanttea 3y ago
I love BBEdit and use it for pretty much all basic text processing. It's fast, stable, and reliable. My primary disappointment is that I feel like for programming languages its syntax highlighting is much more primitive than others. I&
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by blueelephanttea 3y ago
Of which many people in this comment section are still doing.
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by blueelephanttea 4y ago
I mean you are very clearly not reading it right since the commenter's comment had nothing to do with suppressing news and only had to do with where paid advertisements are placed.
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by blueelephanttea 4y ago
It's a metaphor about dealing with loss. How knowing something is coming allows people to cope more effectively. If your interpretation of that metaphor is that he is saying Elon's move is worse than or similar to his mother dying