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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Most people wouldn't consider a personal concierge service to the level that banking staff come to your actual house as 'acceptable levels of service'
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Depends on the target platform. For macOS for example it's just the '.app' bundle.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
There are still plenty of 'older' or more specialised software that targets windows desktop, but the vast majority of 'windows' developers are now working within .NET core and targeting web technologies as the 'fron
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
No, it doesn't work like that. For example, if you had a 'Music' folder that everything was within, you grant access to the Music folder (and thereby any child folders or files). It's about granting access to a folder an
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Yeah I don't really understand the push back on the way they're handling it. I actually think zero trust to access the filesystem without explicit confirmation is a good thing.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
I don't think its feasible to expect a global bank with literally hundreds of millions, if not over a billion, customers to be dispatching someone to do a household visit.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Absolutely untrue, but a MIDI keyboard will certainly improve the experience.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
You're right, every person has exactly the same reaction to all foods. Minor digestive allergies are all made up nonsense! /s
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
The concepts are still the same, fundamentally. Unless you want to actually understand how to BUILD a synth and not how to USE one.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Only because they're so deprived of it in their own country.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Not this in this use case, in fact quite the opposite. generally most want to have a knob they can adjust and not worry about the underlying value. It's in line with the philosophy of tweaking settings and not using your eyes to judge
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
I think the gun was probably a big one, prior to nukes.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Most plugins used in music software do take that approach. Where the plugin interfaces are modelled to look 'like hardware' in most cases, with nobs, sliders, all the things you'd expect on a hardware compressor / synth
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Absolutely brilliant software. I use it absolutely constantly at work, brilliant UX and it fits into macOS so well. Have yet to find anything remotely close in terms of quality for screen capture / annotation / recording.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Lots of people play D&D entirely for combat. I don't get it personally, but yeah.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
I'm completely baffled as to how it's allowed to get a patent on stuff like this. Can I patent sending REST requests using JSON?
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Have you explored https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher ? I have used it before and, in my experience and everyone else I know who has used it, the vast majority of time the newer versions run absolutely f
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
I can see this being useful but boy does it look ugly
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Apple have much stricter requirements, which is the point the person is making and you are willingly ignoring. Apple, right now, have the ability to ensure the apps are transparent about what they track, have an explicit dialogue to confirm
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
webkit is not a monopoly. look at browser share across all devices.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Yeah, I know how a 404 works. Their comment was misleading and I wasn't the only person who felt that way.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
That returns a 404.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
modal editing is just too much overhead for the average smart phone user.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
thats even more patronizing imo.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Not being able to be on the app store isn't an issue, it wouldn't put anyone off using it or downloading it. Majority of my apps arent from there, I imagine most long time users are the same.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Youtube, when compared to any other streaming / video on demand / film tv services etc, has by far the most insane value proposition. The sheer amount of content on there for the price is well worth paying. I use adblocks everywhe
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
What exactly are you bringing to the table with your label?
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
"I'd say for 90% of what I do" and there immediately the point is invalid. What you do is not what everyone does.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
> It’s not even possible anymore to install things you compile without a bunch of red tape scary warnings. I see posts like this all the time. It's just not true.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
I mean, you can just write some code to post data to an API.

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