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by dqv 5y ago
Yes. It's regressed. This video [0] is an example of what happens, EXCEPT on mine the pause was considerably longer before the "unable to purchase" pop up came up. [0]: https://youtu.be/lMMrU732w6Q?t=82 (and
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by dqv 5y ago
>So you could take that as Apple encouraging you to keep your old device and to NOT upgrade. Does Apple show you apps that won't run on the newest devices/OS versions in the app store? >It's an annoying usability issue,
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by dqv 5y ago
Oh are you talking about how you how certain things are hidden from search in the macOS app store? I found that annoying too. I had an old machine that I wanted to upgrade to Catalina and searching through the app store gave no results. Som
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by dqv 5y ago
As a user, I should be able to have the experience of browsing an app store with only apps that are compatible with my device and OS version. As a user and average consumer, it was not obvious to me that there was a compatibility section at
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by dqv 5y ago
Everything you said is true but it still has no bearing on the fact that it's a dark pattern to make it inconvenient to have an old device. They have the means and technology to filter out incompatible apps, but they've decided no
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by dqv 5y ago
So instead of filtering it out or graying out the "get" button, I need to click on the link in the app store and find the compatibility section (the last part of the page) to find out if it's compatible? That's a dark pa
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by dqv 5y ago
Could you elaborate on why you don't think it's a dark pattern?
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by dqv 5y ago
>The App Store doesn’t let me download apps that are not compatible with my device. Let's not split hairs over this. I just got rid of my iPad that does. You tap "get" on the app and after doing something for 5-10 second
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by dqv 5y ago
Great I'm going to submit one about how the Apple iOS store forces you to get rid of your old devices and buy new ones. They make it extremely inconvenient to find out which apps are supported on your device. They don't hide the a
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by dqv 5y ago
I wish someone would make a low powered cellular pager using an e-ink display, but then I realize only 3 people would use it. Pagers seem to be designed to actually wake you up if you get paged. I think the beeping hardware is different fro
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by dqv 5y ago
Thanks for the tip. When you say grind, do you mean like put it through a food processor?
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by dqv 6y ago
Oh is that why so many people I don't know with no mutuals add me on Facebook? They're going to have to impersonate someone I know for that to work.
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by dqv 6y ago
I think the website is rather recent. She does a much better job explaining soil health in an instructive setting.
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by dqv 6y ago
Dr. Elaine Ingham talks about soil health too. I've been following her for years. I really love her work.
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by dqv 6y ago
Exactly, but sometimes it's so subtle you can't even tell it's the compression taking over.
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by dqv 6y ago
This already happens with existing compression algorithms. Certain vowel sounds get collapsed, so someone will say, for example, "66" and it will come out on the other side as "6". Very annoying because you can't ex
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by dqv 6y ago
>Part of the offender is terrible UX of iex (like, why the heck can't I cancel multi-line command and not loose all my context?). #iex:break? But I do agree that it would help if there were just a default helper module that collecte
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by dqv 6y ago
The problem is that the most extreme plant-based dieters are the ones who get popular. So a vegan in popular culture's eyes is someone who eats 50 bananas a day.
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by dqv 6y ago
>Now enter plant based / animal free diets, how are people gonna get to satiety without all that dense meat / fish / chicken? There was a time when animal products were a lot more expensive and scarce. When you add more fo
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by dqv 6y ago
I'd have to see a pretty strong argument disproving the exogenous endotoxin theory before I'd consider an all meat diet. It also sounds like it's a pretty low-fiber diet which isn't ideal.
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by dqv 6y ago
I'm currently in the process of reducing animal product intake. I'm going about it methodically to make it into an actual habit rather than a fad where I give up a month or two later. What really got me to accept that maybe animal
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by dqv 6y ago
I loved this one especially because of the foreshadowing where he almost targets the wrong bank the first day. Tons of great episodes on this podcast. It's really a treasure.
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by dqv 6y ago
A theme that comes a lot for me is getting bitten by a spider in the dream. The catalyst I've noticed is heart burn/acid reflux. I think recurring themes in dreams are linked to recurring/similar events during the day. The sa
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by dqv 6y ago
Policy differences are kind of hard to track and it gets abstract. Are we talking about the superficial policy differences ( i.e. the ones we see in CSPAN performances) or those that represent the the interests of the corporate backers of
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by dqv 6y ago
Really we need a venn diagram with like 10 different circles to describe the distinction between what is meant by liberal and what is meant by left here. Liberal, in this case, when contrasted against the left usually describes the politics
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by dqv 6y ago
Sure it goes both ways. That’s why a culture of taking offense to minor transgressions rather than giving people the benefit of the doubt is so detrimental. It goes back to that comic where someone asks about racism and the anti-racist tell
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by dqv 6y ago
Especially in a friendly context (and of course depending on your relationship) you can rag on them when they say something way out of line. It’s partially friendly banter, but also social pressure to consider infowars entertainment and n
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by dqv 6y ago
If NYT is far left propaganda to you, then what is Jacobin, Nonsite, and/or wsws.org?
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by dqv 6y ago
As to that second part... >... In another, he pointed out that Mr. Murray believes Black people “are genetically less intelligent than white people.” What article (as of right now, there is no link)? What is up with journalists not bothe
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by dqv 6y ago
I think there are enough people who care about the organizational structure of the company to make it profitable. My whole family, for example, refuses to shop at Walmart because of their advertising practices and the way they treat workers

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