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by boudin 6y ago
This is the contrary of user friendly. This is not a free trial, it's a subscription with a first month (or whatever period) offered disguised as a free trial.
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by boudin 6y ago
Because it's not that needed? I'm fine with 1080p on my laptop, i don't feel the need for 4k.
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by boudin 6y ago
In an ideal world, both happens at the same time. Applied physics require fundamental research. It's impossible to say what will come out of it, but most of today's technologies comes from research that allowed us to understand ou
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by boudin 6y ago
It's the code source from another game, that is a side story of Thimbleweed Park. It's made by Ron Gilbert too.
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by boudin 6y ago
This is just not true. Google for example routes the profit it makes in France to other countries to avoid paying taxes. That's where the current tax systen doesn't work and a new one is needed.
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by boudin 6y ago
I'm with you, i don't get this neither.
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by boudin 6y ago
There is already different tax regimes based on business type, it's not something new. I personally think it's a good idea. Our current tax regime has not been thought for this kind of business. Businesses like Google are somethin
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by boudin 6y ago
I'm pretty sure that Apple doesn't host basecamp...
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by boudin 6y ago
To continue with the bad highway comparison, apple don't own the phone, the phone owner does. Apple don't own and run the infrastructure behind the 3rd party apps, their developer does. So, back to the highway, you pay a 30% cut t
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by boudin 6y ago
I found that saving a starter really depends on what you start with. In our case we were using store bought yogurt (the yeo valley brand) and after saving the starter 2 to 3 times, it wasn't much active anymore. One day we bought a yog
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by boudin 6y ago
Before, it was a few months back.
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by boudin 6y ago
I think it's what Spotify does (or did at least at some point). I wouldn't go this way though since there's more chances for customers to blame this on you than apple. We would also have had to implement apple pay which would
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by boudin 6y ago
We got a really similar issue. Apple rules are that every app with subscription should use apple pay. They added an exception for content streaming app though (so netflix, spotify, etc...) In our case (a small companion app to a web app whi
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by boudin 6y ago
I'm not saying it's an excuse. I actually fail to understand how can a animated gif feature can require a full core...
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by boudin 6y ago
The funny thing is that if you disable all the gif and animated gif features it behaves much better. I also disabled spelling checks, automatic replacement of emojis and this kind of not really useful things. On my work computer it went fro
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by boudin 6y ago
You're a bit harsh, it does work, so they do manage that. I don't think there's the intent to kill google or become as big. Competing against Google is also a huge task... It's far from perfect, there's definitely s
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by boudin 6y ago
I know plenty of really capable and smart people in France that doesn't want to leave the country. Living somewhere is not just about salary, and quality of life as a software engineer is quite good in France.
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by boudin 6y ago
On the other hand there's already some well established hosting companies in both countries. I would hope that this initiative will not be built from the ground up but capitalizing on that. Qwant is poorly managed, but that doesn'
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by boudin 6y ago
Or having to opensource drivers and firmwares for the hardware they decide to stop maintaining. This is such a waste of hardware, especially for things that don't age much like printers.
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by boudin 6y ago
It's not something to take personally. Having those 2 economical systems running in parallel creates a big split, some things being available only in tourist shops. People have to find ways to access some goods, some will take a scammy
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by boudin 6y ago
Sorry, i missed you comment. It's both for riot and riotx. Reading at opened issues on riotx though it seems that the approach to solve this would be to add server side events
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by boudin 6y ago
There is also this which is a bit similar: https://www.livescience.com/20027-dolphins-work-fishermen.ht...
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by boudin 6y ago
This is definitely not legal, but the fact that the apple ecosysten is still stuck in the pre-vm era in 2020 for the purely stupid business model of jailling developers in an apple ecosystem as soon as they need to create an ios app (which
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by boudin 6y ago
The same mistake can be done outside of containers though. Any software needs to be maintained and its dependancies kept up to date. Containers might give the feeling that it's not a necessity anymore as it allows to spin up an environ
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by boudin 6y ago
Libinput isn't just for touchpads though, it's an abstraction of input devices for wayland compositors (even if it's also available for Xorg).
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by boudin 6y ago
Depending what he was doing in call center and if he wants to keep his current job or is open to find a new job, he might be able to find a job for a company that hire people remotely. He can even look for this kind of job internationally.
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by boudin 6y ago
I don't think it is a honey pot, but you do make a valid point around the grey legal area to even read the code. The linux directx module that microsoft pushed earlier this week might not even get code reviewed because of the risk of r
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by boudin 6y ago
For me the main issue is the battery usage of Riot fdroid which is way too high (i don't know if the google play version have the same issue). Last time i tried it was using more than 50% of my battery just by sitting in the background
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by boudin 6y ago
This is definitely not my experience. Off my 100 games on steam, gog and egs, 2 doesn't work straight out of the box. - rocksmith 2014 that can work by switching to alsa audio but the audio lag make the experience subpar - bit trip bea
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by boudin 6y ago
What do you mean? Wine has a different architecture because distributing microsoft binaries is not legal, so technically it's not the same thing, but it still does an amazing job and a lot of apps/games works flawlessly.

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