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by djfdat 3y ago
This is the best-worded form of this argument I've seen. Thanks!
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by djfdat 3y ago
Are you trying to suggest that the warning label that CA added is more similar to the banning of social media for students than banning books in schools, and banning the discussion of certain topics in schools?
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by djfdat 3y ago
Workspaces is the first instance of synced tabs in a browser that actually works for me. A lot of nice features are included in the browser, that maybe they are in other browsers now, but that hasn't always been the case. I was a Vival
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by djfdat 3y ago
Pretty dismissive to label me as a /r/politics troll. I think there is something that you need to understand about our society. "Move somewhere else" is not a solution. Our country should not be operated in a way that so
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by djfdat 3y ago
In what ways?
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by djfdat 3y ago
We really need to find a better way to have these conversations as a society.
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by djfdat 3y ago
They've never been the party of small government and parental rights. That's just their sanctimonious tagline they use when convenient.
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by djfdat 3y ago
How does this sound like something CA would do? This sounds exactly like something Florida would do.
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by djfdat 3y ago
So, we don't trust parents to monitor their children's online activity the way the government finds acceptable. So now we will punish parents for their inability to monitor their children's online activity the way the governm
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by djfdat 3y ago
Even worse, what happens when the deciding party decides that their opposition's gathering sites or news sites should be blacklisted?
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by djfdat 3y ago
Can I have that as an adult please?
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by djfdat 3y ago
Gut check was that the "Most states give free IDs" statement wouldn't hold up. So I checked real quick. "At least eight states issue free or discounted IDs to low-income or homeless residents and at least 10 states waive
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by djfdat 3y ago
Excessive punishment with arbitrary enforcement? What could go wrong?
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by djfdat 3y ago
Sure, they built those things. But is this the place to extract value? Do they not extract value for their work at many other stages in their relationship with both users of their devices and developers of software for their devices? They a
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by djfdat 3y ago
I would argue that, once the app is installed, the lead for the purchase is being generated by the app, not by Apple or the App Store, and therefore Apple should not be taking a commision for the lead. They could still charge a transaction
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by djfdat 3y ago
There would be more room to drop your prices, not saying that people necessarily will. And if they don't, the extra profit goes to developers of the app you are purchasing, rather than the (second?) largest company in the world.
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by djfdat 3y ago
If you guys could become best friends and integrate both projects into one ultimate ebook/audiobook tool, that would be great :)
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by djfdat 3y ago
free in that case, being subsidized by other purchases and the value of lock-in on those users. Doesn't sound like free. Sounds likes a calculated offering where users are paying, not in terms of their data, but their inability to chan
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by djfdat 3y ago
Congrats on the launch. I actually think this is a good idea as something to provide. As someone who just has time to dabble in web projects and loves to use Sveltekit, having something like this would be great, since I spend about the firs
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by djfdat 3y ago
Wouldn't this further entrench the patent problem? Companies with a lot of money would be the only ones able to fend off patent trolls. Patent trolls will be more easily able to aquire patents through a regulated system, and likely for
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by djfdat 3y ago
If the cost to file is less than the opportunity cost, it's not a deterrence.
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by djfdat 3y ago
I feel like its similar to car dealerships. Once you've decided to take on a realtor, there's now a social pressure to buy/sell. You feel like you can't spend too long looking, and taking up the realtor's time. I fe
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by djfdat 3y ago
They did have something like that back when I used it. It would tell you repeated passwords, passwords that have appeared in leaks, weak passwords, etc
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by djfdat 3y ago
Unrelated website note: It looks like you're using overflow-wrap: break-word on your titles. For me, that causes the title Sleep Performance to read as: Sleep Performanc e
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by djfdat 3y ago
It's like having a truck that can haul lumber, and anything smaller, but is restricted to specifally only hauling groceries.
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by djfdat 3y ago
Astro 97.0149% Score:98 Gatsby 52.2388% Score:68 Next.js 44.7761% Score:63 WordPress 37.3134% Score:58 Nuxt 31.3433% Score:54
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by djfdat 3y ago
I... should have thought about this. Will give it a try!
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by djfdat 3y ago
Desktop Peek: I'll try setting this up on a hot corner and see how it works for me. I don't think I'll use it with a keyboard shortcut, so maybe I can remember to use it this way. Alt+Tab: Using Ctrl+` tab switch between wind
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by djfdat 3y ago
But isn't there app data still left around on the disk somewhere in Library? Aren't apps able to generate and save off app data outside of the .app?
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by djfdat 3y ago
But these are new features that Microsoft decided would be an improvement for most people, and many people happily use them. For those of us stuck in our ways, yes we have to do a little tweaking, but that's the cost we pay. At least w

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