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by d3nj4l 6y ago
I wouldn't say lazy. Many people who've been through the grind for 40-50 years just don't have the will to do anything outside of that any more.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
It sure does blow up your logs if you're using rails with 2.7.1.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
A recent thread about a similar product: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24004588 Personally, I think just those limits make this a non-starter for me. 30 resources per topic over 250 topics is a total of just 7.5k lin
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
That's neat. I'll get it working with Delta ( https://github.com/dandavison/delta ), which makes diffs look much nicer.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
This also makes it difficult to write FOSS apps for iOS, because the developer would have to front the cost of a macOS workstation + the $99 yearly fee with no expectation of a return at all.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
Epic basically started that race to the bottom in the PC gaming space. Time will tell if it will actually drive Steam's cut down.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
As soon as I see Google's sign in I disable javascript for that domain. It's like a glowing red sign that website doesn't care about my privacy at all.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
You can even disable javascript by default on uBlock, a la uMatrix. I've turned it on on my lower-performance MacBook Air, and it's made web browsing so much more pleasant.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
If you want that, it is in your best interest that Apple reduces their cut. Content creators shouldn't have to put up with Apple's obscene 30% cut. On the PC market, Epic has been indisputably a boon for game developers. Its cut i
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
> Content creators don't have a legal right to demand to distribute to a specific smartphone. That is the exact scope of the anti-trust case here, and unless you're the most preeminent expert in the field I'm not inclined
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
That does not fix the problem for content creators , who have to target the nearly 50% of the US market that's on iOS. I'm sure everyone at Basecamp would prefer to use androids, but they just can't be competitive with other
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
In that case, you lose nothing even if Epic wins: the msot hey can do is set up their own store, and nobody's forcing you to use their store. If there's an app you want to get on a store you don't want to install, just don&
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
If you have a point you're driving at, it would've been better to state it than to ask a leading question.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
In my circle, everyone who used Inbox loved it. One of the most bizarre decisions Google ever made was cutting it.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
Doesn't GPS on android use Google Play Services for location? In many apps, I'm asked to turn on Google's location services if I have them off. Would that not automatically send data to Google, even if you aren't logged
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
If Apple did not allow the sale of third party content, there wouldn't be "a cut". It's all in house products made by Apple.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
This is a disingenuous comparison. Epic does not sell content not made by Epic in Fortnite, while Apple sells content not made by Apple in the App Store. This is like saying a branded clothing store in a mall has to sell things that aren&#x
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
You can use it for at least two years if you create an oculus account before October, according to the linked statement.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
I split my comment into two parts, since this one is more my personal opinion, and I don't want it to colour an otherwise straightforward request for sources. From noyb's fight against Facebook ( https://noyb.eu/en&
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
I Googled around, and I cannot find any significant fines Facebook has faced for violating GDPR. The enforcement tracker you yourself linked ( https://www.enforcementtracker.com/ ) only has one irrelevant entry for Facebook,
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
There's no mention of any enforcement against Facebook on that website, except for one by the German DPC of EUR 51,000 for failing to notify them about their DPO.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
The other half isn't a "rather small" part in the West .
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
It's based on Chromium, but it has extensions and a bunch of additional features.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
Samsung only has ~50% market share of Android phones in the US ( https://www.counterpointresearch.com/us-market-smartphone-sh... ), and ~40% in Europe ( https://www.counterpointresearch.com/covid-19-weighs-euro
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
> Do you believe that Barack Obama's opposition to same sex marriage should have made him unsuitable for any executive employment (i.e. in the private sector as a CEO, or in the public sector as a Mayor, Governor, or POTUS)? Yes.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
> I think that’s when their values changes from being a technically excellent product to being a friendly company that values harmony over function. What part of this announcement is valuing "harmony over function"? How does la
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
It's great that a user-centered protest against a CEO who literally donated to ban gay marriage is considered "virtue signalling". And that's not even considering that Eich was a CEO for all of 11 days before he quit .
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I haven't found a mainstream newspaper yet with the occasional gem of thought/ opinion that I've gotten off HN/ Reddit.
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
That's an awful analogy
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by d3nj4l 6y ago
Well, you still aren't addressing why it can't be disabled.

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