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by d0100 6y ago
I looked at the pricing table and apparently you won't own the output?
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by d0100 6y ago
> but am afraid that he will miss out on all the social aspects Biggest boogeyman ever. Just make sure he has a few kids he can maitain contact with an be sociable in clubs or in the neighborhood All the "social aspects" you ge
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by d0100 6y ago
As a small partner in a very small company that has been "poached" by huge players, I came to this post fuming. But after reading that, my sympathies vanished...
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by d0100 6y ago
I have one big issue with Commercial + GPL: It de facto prevents small players from using the software commercially. It is prohibitively expensive for non dollar-based economies to pay for USD commercial products. Sure, we are probably not
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by d0100 6y ago
Some say, render your own stuff in a (GL) canvas, like Macromedia Flash
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by d0100 6y ago
The problem is when there is no reciprocity. The CCP plays the game unfairly and cheats blatantly.
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by d0100 6y ago
> One of them is "I PAID FIVE BASSISTS ON FIVR TO PLAY AN IMPOSSIBLE BASSLINE" Slap like right now
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by d0100 6y ago
This probably means that the CPP will still continue to gather the data, despite this "ownership" change.
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by d0100 6y ago
> this thing should be supported as a pivotal component of civic life Covid shows us that a smartphone is a pivotal component of your literal life. At risk patients now can have doctor appointments over video and electronic prescriptions
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by d0100 6y ago
My product needs to be in a user's device. It has to be there to work. I don't care what device, it's features, security, app review, privacy, it just has to be a device. My users also want my product in their device. They wi
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by d0100 6y ago
Ok, then put a premium price on that feature and see how many actually pay for it
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by d0100 6y ago
> Given that smartphones are just an optional, convenient luxury item A smartphone is not a luxury item. It is a productivity device. It is a general purpose computer, no matter how Apple wants to say it isn't. It is also a vital ma
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by d0100 6y ago
Ubuntu, just apt install or whatever it was The development of the frontend is a bit messy, but you'll manage
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by d0100 6y ago
Parents are literally making the future of a society and of humanity. They deserve more slack than single adults. Parents with more time off will (could) have better educated children and thus make life better for everyone. Taking care of k
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by d0100 6y ago
I thought so as well. Ended up rolling my own and encountering too many sync and error-handling issues. Ended up deciding to spend the week configuring jitsi, but all it took was 1 hour to install and configure the server and I was done
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by d0100 6y ago
> I hope one day your country removes this restriction, just like my country has never put such restrictions. This reads to me as passive-aggressive To add insult, a superficial search for Iran sanctions show that Israel is pushing hard
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by d0100 6y ago
What I mean is, wouldn't any transaction within a browser be "in-app"?
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by d0100 6y ago
How does Apple differentiate sales from a browser-app and an app-app?
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by d0100 6y ago
I'm not sure about incentives from Uber, but the few drivers I talked to report at least twice the minimum wage, doing normal total hour amounts (more during the weekend, at night, etc). It also covers any benefits from minimum wage I
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by d0100 6y ago
Yep the Uber reality in Brazil is too different from the US. Working as an Uber in Brazil nets you more than what's available for even those that have degrees. Also, cheap drives has made it so even poor people take an Uber, whereas ta
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by d0100 6y ago
How did you go about saving login/device data? We are going to do this soon in our app and I'm looking for good use cases and solutions
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by d0100 6y ago
Only for the 1%
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by d0100 6y ago
Cue the "it's not a monopoly" crowd. I think we need another word for these companies that are way to big and "monopolize" certain online spaces/communities.
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by d0100 6y ago
> suffering of others I always ask Uber drivers why they are driving. The reasons are alway to the tune of: * Part-time (sick family member, needs extra cash, etc) * He can drive 14h/day and make bank (up to 5 times the minimum wage
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by d0100 6y ago
The 50% is calculated from all benefits (vacations, etc). For a large company and hourly wages, it can go up until 95%. Source: http://www.guiatrabalhista.com.br/tematicas/custostrabalhist...
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by d0100 6y ago
I would to. However, I wouldn't oppose there being a "cyber martial law" if there was some sort of "cyber declaration of war" that would enable the US government to declare software/hardware products from anoth
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by d0100 6y ago
Couldn't this lead to a nice settlement for this guy? Or would "it's a bug" be an acceptable defense for Apple?
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by d0100 6y ago
Would be nice to be able to download a midi
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by d0100 6y ago
We are currently using pragli which is free and does the job well enough
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by d0100 6y ago
Would you not doubt an "internally racist" person to moderate a black community?

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