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canofbars
6y ago
When an app that simply describes how a product is made is "objectionable and crude" it says a lot about the product.
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canofbars
6y ago
I just did a search and found multiple apps with that name already.
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canofbars
6y ago
Established brands thrive on this as well. Frequently releasing unusual but ultimately not very good flavour variations because many people will buy it just to find out what vegemite flavoured chocolate tastes like.
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canofbars
6y ago
I don't think you even have to register anything if you use a preapproved module so all of the iot stuff would not show up and only the module that implements 4g will.
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canofbars
6y ago
Looks like its gone now https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25017167
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canofbars
6y ago
I'm guessing flash sites were also horrible on a small touch screen. The simple act of having to rewrite most of the web without flash in a time where smartphones existed probably did a lot of good.
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canofbars
6y ago
There are github repos that show how to crack spotifies DRM as well. I don't think it really matters or that any one cares. People pay for spotify because its super convenient in a way that pirated music isn't.
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canofbars
6y ago
The real problem I see is when IoT crap starts getting 4/5g modems with their own network plans so they can spy on you even while not connected to wifi
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canofbars
6y ago
>Google maps was removed from the Apple store They actually removed it entirely? You couldn't install google maps in any way?
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canofbars
6y ago
Its a pretty hard problem. Businesses typically only list their opening hours on the door and then those are prone to change without notice. Planned to go somewhere for lunch and needed to check in to a train station in an hour, turns out t
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canofbars
6y ago
What issues do you have with Apple maps? I started using it a few months ago and haven't even bothered to install google maps. The only things I have seen lacking is traffic data which I don't really care about and street view whi
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canofbars
6y ago
I'm not saying its helping the individuals, but if you look purely at the problem of overpopulation, its helping.
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canofbars
6y ago
What kind of changes do you expect more of? It seems to me like renewable energy is progressing at a very rapid pace so home solar is cheaper and better every year.
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canofbars
6y ago
We have a bunch of things like this. Torrents and data on the blockchain can't really be removed. The problem with a lot of uncensorable publishing is the average person does not want to be storing and distributing someone elses illega
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canofbars
6y ago
I think its more that the core concepts of a desktop UI were correct 20 years ago and other than minor refinements, there is no reason to change it up just for the sake of change. If you look at apples other products (iPhone, iPad, Apple Wa
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canofbars
6y ago
We already have the solutions and know they work. Solar and wind are incredibly well developed and successful. We just need to remove the politics and corruption holding them back.
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canofbars
6y ago
Tbh I think the age of printers is just about over. I haven't had a printer for years and get by just fine. For the rare occasion I want to print something, I just print it at the library or work or a commercial printing store.
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canofbars
6y ago
When you think about how complex it would be, it makes very little sense to bother putting so much work and money in to such a little savings which also means you can no longer move your stuff around or easily replace your fridge with a dif
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canofbars
6y ago
Surprisingly capitalism seems to be helping here. A lot of people feel they are unable to afford to own a house and have kids at the same time.
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canofbars
6y ago
Don't have the remarkable, but consider an ipad. They are roughly the same price but the ipad is far far more capable (at the cost of no epaper)
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6y ago
I have had a Phillips one for ages and it does work pretty well. Its essentially an oven in terms of cooking (I think) but because its so small it heats up way faster so if you want to cook a single hash brown its the tool for the job. The
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6y ago
Also got the ipad (air 4). Wanted to get in to drawing and after ages evaluating all the offerings I concluded that an ipad + pencil is actually better value than the stuff wacom provides even if you completely ignore all the other stuff yo
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6y ago
I'm not really sure how this relates to the parent comment. On that original point, it seems crystal clear that a large chunk of the population is easily impressionable and can get quickly swept up in to batshit insane conspiracy theor
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canofbars
6y ago
We don't have to trade convenience. We have to trade houses for apartments. Cars are largely what make having a house in the middle of nowhere largely possible.
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There is a credible theory that the use of leaded fuel was responsible for the spike in violent crime that occurred in the same period. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead%E2%80%93crime_hypothesis
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canofbars
6y ago
And we all pretend that tesla and the rest of the car industry isn't planning this right now.
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It does for firefox. Chrome and electron have beta support for it but I'm not sure its on by default yet.
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canofbars
6y ago
There is nothing wrong with GTK3. Clearly we have been using it for a long time just fine. I mention it because gtk3 came out in 2011. Which means it took the xfce team 9 years to perform a migration which still isn't complete yet. Now
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canofbars
6y ago
Gnome with wayland supports it but every time you start an xwayland app you notice issues. Native wayland/gtk3 apps have been flawless for me. Things just snap to the new scale when you drag them across.
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canofbars
6y ago
Apples security model seems to mostly be based on fixing issues fast and pushing them out to almost all users. That means the only people at risk are those worth burning a brand new exploit on. The average consumer is pretty safe.
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