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by corbezzoli 3y ago
Poor developers, making 500k/year working in perfectly safe conditions must be real tough. I don’t think burnout is the reason for the dip in quality, Apple software has been crap for a long time on the Mac.
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
The biggest issue with pastebins is definitely not that. Look into why most pastebins close doors (hint: people aren’t nice)
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
Whether you think people do or don’t is irrelevant. The feature exists, unlike what you alleged.
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
> no mobile browsers implement desktop style tabs iOS Safari has done it for a long time, since the first Plus iPhone, as long as you use it in portrait.
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
I had that discussion with someone before. They were under the impression that the registry is rally permanent while GitHub could go away. Aside from the platform betting, they really thought their 2012 package (and particularly its tests)
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
You say that as packages never receive updates. Unless you’re doing a lot of installs every day (let’s say on CI), you’re suggesting it’s better to forcibly download a hundred megabytes of data daily just to potentially save a couple of m
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
Carriers always want to charge as much as possible. In most of the world you can still pay data in gold coins. Just this summer I was screwed by Vodafone charging me €6/day on the first network connection without a plan. This in the sa
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
Good job missing my point entirely
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
Don’t be silly. You know any website can just use a canvas to show text and it’d be over. I wanna know how well your CSS overrides work on Google Docs and Google Maps. Users lost that fight when CSS was introduced. I wish the web was just p
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
> 3G mobile broadband rolled out around 2007/2008, and it was unlimited on iPhone. Slight correction, I had to go look: AT&T started rolling out UMTS (3G) in 2002. I already had a 3G smartphone in 2004 in Europe that could do vi
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
For those wondering, it’s not live yet. Chrome Canary just shipped it (behind a flag?) but it’s still up in the air, even the property name itself. Follow: https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/7542
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
Whenever I see software under v1, I see developers who are afraid of commitment. There’s nothing special about v1, there’s no reason to keep a useless zero for a decade. At some point you gotta realize you’ve been using the minor version as
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
> the privilege of having a slightly less scary warning That’s what you see. Users see it differently. I’m not running random exes on my computer. Even package managers are run in containers and VMs
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
> There is still the chance There's no chance if you avoid random_person1 and use known_oss_provider’s package instead. At the very least, look at the tests. Any package with tests is guaranteed to be more correct than a never-befor
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
Why do you need a 4-line dependency? This is the reason.
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
But then you have to define each method in advance, it doesn’t look like the pipeline operator at all, but more like the old jQuery.fn.method shenanigans.
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
The dashboard and its animations were killer in 2005. For someone coming from Windows XP, where the UI could be often seen painted pixel by pixel, a smooth water drop over everything, including videos, was magic.
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
I fixed that issue by adding a few text replacements. The downsides is that I can never talk about ducks
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
Totally agree, I'm just saying it's unfortunately a standard across the industry, it's not just Booking. You're always allowed to set "show full price", which is then remembered after the first visit. It's
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
I think most of the commenters experience Airbnb in the US, which I'm sure has become a shitfest in later years. In other parts of the world (Asia) I'm still able to find apartments that fit me, but I do still need to compare to p
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
Dark patterns aplenty, but hidden fees? I don’t think there's a single hotel booking site that shows taxes by default unless required by law. Maybe Google Search? I use Booking.com plenty and it's pretty predictable. Agoda on the
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
For older people who actually do need to take multiple pills, I think this is fantastic. There’s no risk of taking multiple doses because you forgot whether you took one or not. Nonetheless, it would be interesting to see this made of paper
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
> For the smartphones, that's pure commercial war. Huawei was a big competitor. Big competitor of what? There’s no popular Android phone OEM in the US. Sounds like you’re making stuff up.
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
What concrete claim are you looking for? Is it not enough that Huawei was banned by the US? Do you know the reason why it was banned? The same reason could broadly apply to every Chinese company. TikTok is the software counterpart that isn’
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
The point GP is making is that DJI does not indiscriminately upload every video. The moment it has the chance to associate a VIP to a drone, only then the tracking could start. It’s not like you can detect that during random tests on a ne
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
In Yemen just $4. I don’t think it’s worth comparing countries.
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
Ok you ranted about data collection, but you failed to address the fact that every single company does it, including those that you’re paying for, like your bank and ISP. Data collection exists whether you pay for a service or not. Since Go
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
Is the new version actually inaccessible or it’s just that you don’t like its bloat? It would sound strange to me that one of the most used apps in the world is completely inaccessible, especially considering that the non-basic-html Gmail h
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
That’s their own loss
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by corbezzoli 3y ago
You can disable autocorrect and get your old behavior. I don’t understand this complaint. The only thing missing is feeling the keys, but this is completely fixable: > a mistake can be inserting 1 or 2 random words

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