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by dbbk 3y ago
The year is 2024, most people don't store videos, music or photos as files on their computer.
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by dbbk 3y ago
I mean, yeah, that's market segmentation. If you need more than 24GB you are certainly a Pro, not an Air customer.
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by dbbk 3y ago
I can guarantee you that most people buying the $999 laptop have 5 Chrome tabs open and don't store files on their computer. 8GB/256GB is fine.
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by dbbk 3y ago
Yes
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by dbbk 3y ago
You just described second movers.
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by dbbk 3y ago
Apple was never going to release a product that would inevitably kill lots of people. Absolute non-starter.
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by dbbk 3y ago
They've been going for at least 10 years...
578.
by dbbk 3y ago
What a ludicrous take. You can still access anything you want inside Safari. Or Chrome. Or any other browser. There is zero censorship.
579.
by dbbk 3y ago
Wait really?? So what is it you're actually getting for a presumably marked-up price?
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by dbbk 3y ago
I don't say this to be rude, but honestly it's because they are an amateur company. When you're dealing with critical infrastructure like email, you should stick to the battle-tested services like SES, Postmark, Sendgrid etc.
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by dbbk 3y ago
It shouldn't if implemented correctly
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by dbbk 3y ago
So they went to all this trouble to NOT fix the multi-account issues? Which is for like, anyone with both a personal Gmail and a work Gmail?
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by dbbk 3y ago
Honestly this whole RSC/app router endeavour just seems like a mistake. So many strange buggy and undebuggable behaviours. To what end? We have a basic SSR React app and it serves millions of users while cached by Cloudflare. Works per
584.
by dbbk 3y ago
Yes: https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/post-withheld...
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by dbbk 3y ago
The Russian legal system only has jurisdiction in Russia.
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by dbbk 3y ago
They perfectly well have the functionality to make certain tweets and accounts inaccessible in certain regions. There's no reason to shut the account down globally.
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by dbbk 3y ago
Wow this is definitely a grift
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by dbbk 3y ago
Oh yeah you can famously snap your fingers and just move to the US or the EU (although that is simpler)
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by dbbk 3y ago
It won't be mandated but iOS is getting RCS so we can all move on
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by dbbk 3y ago
Flexbox is in every browser.
591.
by dbbk 3y ago
If you think flex centering is the equivalent of "requires a doctorate" I'm not surprised you weren't cut out for web dev
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by dbbk 3y ago
The deadline for implementation has passed, all the planes had to have the equipment added to support it. I'm not sure if any airlines have turned on the service yet though.
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by dbbk 3y ago
Not only that, the EU has now mandated that all planes support 5G on passengers' phones directly.
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by dbbk 3y ago
My current company uses Elixir so I've had to pick it up, and while I get the idea, man the compile times are just awful. Our full app takes a good 15 minutes to build locally. And I don't know why, but I've had so many times
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by dbbk 3y ago
The single change they made that killed the platform was changing the dropdown default from "answers to the question" to "answers to related questions". Absolutely insane.
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by dbbk 3y ago
Your employer can read your Slacks too
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by dbbk 3y ago
How come the oklch colors aren't saturated like p3?
598.
by dbbk 3y ago
What you're talking about is really a theming design system, which yes Tailwind does have out of the box and Styled Components does not. But the companies I work in always have their own in-house design system, which means you have to
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by dbbk 3y ago
> When you label something the implicit purpose is that it is now reusable. What makes you think that? I wouldn't use a wrapper element from a different component in another component. At some point you just have to use common sense
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by dbbk 3y ago
I'm comparing Styled Components and Tailwind and you're off talking about some other third thing

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