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by cynix 6y ago
It’s the forward/reverse gear selection that’s missing. There appear to be physical controls for turn signals.
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by cynix 6y ago
The “guess” part is about forward or reverse. Turn signals are still manually activated.
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by cynix 6y ago
> How is a three year old car aging ? That's exactly what this recall is meant to address: that the eMMC is aging faster than what is reasonable.
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by cynix 6y ago
As a v1 user, I’m confused about the payment options. From reading the blog post, it seems a new user could choose to either pay once for lifetime access, or pay yearly. However, since I’ve been given the upgrade and 1 year of membership fo
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by cynix 6y ago
> he was very confident about technology That might help if he actually knew anything about technology though... > "The entire infotainment system is a HTML 5 super computer," Milton said. "That's the standard lang
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by cynix 6y ago
Why would they struggle to maintain Unreal Engine? The developer tools/SDKs are free to download and you don’t need a developer account for that. All they will lose is access to pre-release tools such as betas or the Apple Silicon tran
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by cynix 6y ago
When I add a card to Amazon, it doesn't even ask for the CVC/CCV. So it looks like sometimes it's literally just the number.
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by cynix 6y ago
> For example Apple demand that app developers price their apps in the app store similar to the same service in other stores (website, Google play store, etc), even though they are taking a huge 30% cut. So Spotify can't price their
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by cynix 6y ago
No, you're free to charge whatever you want on your own website. You just can't mention that fact in your iOS app.
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by cynix 6y ago
You’re saying those developers currently would rather make 0% than 70%?
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by cynix 6y ago
It can be "worth" less than 1 cent. That simply means if you put in an offer at 1 cent, nobody will buy it, because they think it's worth less.
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by cynix 6y ago
> Significantly fewer apps will be installed Surely an app containing fewer ads would make people _more_ likely to install them, not less?
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by cynix 6y ago
I've had a similar experience: Gitlab renamed my account after a period of inactivity without any warning, and someone else took my username :(
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by cynix 6y ago
The code may be open source, but not everyone can compile and install the iOS app easily, or have the required infrastructure that allows the push notification to happen.
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by cynix 6y ago
> So you think your use of a credit card should be subsidized by people who pay in cash? I don't think it should be so clear cut like that. The credit card processing fees charged by the processor is a cost of doing business and sho
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by cynix 6y ago
> You can't say "Get 2% if you use cash instead of VISA". (Notice that nobody ever advertises that?) Because VISA doesn't allow it. > You also can't say "$1.99 + 20 cents processing charge" - no, the
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by cynix 6y ago
Been using this since the beginning and it’s great. However, there has been no updates ever since they were acquired by Akamai. A bit worried it’ll suddenly stop working one day...
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by cynix 6y ago
That doesn’t seem to stop the app from checking for, say, string content, and getting access to a copied password.
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by cynix 6y ago
Every text box should be a Cocoa text box.
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by cynix 6y ago
> all of which have the 亻radical on the left side. Except for 倉 it seems.
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by cynix 7y ago
Sounds like he's giving the shares away, and it's up to the recipients to sell or hold.
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by cynix 7y ago
> Zoom is a solid piece of software, and the developers are responsive and seem to care. The dodgy things they've been doing suggest otherwise. * Hijacking package preflight script rather than standard package installation mechanism
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by cynix 7y ago
> religions that don't permit vaccination That shouldn’t be allowed in the first place. Imagine if I created a religion that doesn’t permit paying taxes. Would the government really allow me to do that?
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by cynix 7y ago
> I'd also like a separate Network Access privilege for apps. There's absolutely no reason why for example a simple calculator app should need network access. This is already available on iOS devices sold in mainland China. The
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by cynix 7y ago
Surely a spammer would just strip out the plus part? It’d be more useful if Gmail could generate entirely random aliases, so the real address is not revealed.
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by cynix 7y ago
> This pretty obviously excludes access to ring 0. How is it obvious? One could easily argue that because some hardware manufacturers make shitty drivers, opening up access will allow 3rd party developers to create better drivers, or som
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by cynix 7y ago
> Apple won't work with my bank More likely your bank won’t work with Apple because they don’t want to pay Apple a cut of the fees. > Note that it's an OPTION - Apple Pay is still there and can still be supported and used by
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by cynix 7y ago
> Strange: it says right there "concatenate files and print on the standard output". Standard output is not necessarily a terminal.
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by cynix 7y ago
> has testified in the US under penalty of perjury that they have not done this Craig Federighi testified that he’s not aware of them doing it. That doesn’t preclude the possibility that it has been done by someone else in the company wi
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by cynix 7y ago
> It is my understanding that … This is weasel wording though. When said this way, Craig can make such a declaration under penalty of perjury even if a government backdoor exists, as long as he doesn’t personally know about it.

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