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by evan_ 6y ago
I'm using Chrome on OS X right now. I can highlight text and select "Speech -> Start Speaking" and it reads whatever I highlight. It also works fine on a random PDF file I found.
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by evan_ 6y ago
He didn't, he hired indigenous people to do it.
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by evan_ 6y ago
Reddit didn't shut them down, the mods of r/t_d set it to only approved posters and nobody is approved.
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by evan_ 6y ago
The article also doesn't mention all the diesel fuel used by tractors and harvesters during cultivation as well as trucks to move the harvested crop to the elevator and then to wherever it needs to go to be consumed. Then again most of
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by evan_ 6y ago
I've only ever worked with screws that small on older macbooks that had user-replaceable hard drives and RAM and never had any problems, but I don't doubt it could be an issue. The factories that assemble this stuff surely have sc
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by evan_ 6y ago
Yes, surprisingly it works pretty well. I get 10-15ms pings to the server so I could imagine if you have a much higher latency it wouldn’t.
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by evan_ 6y ago
or Virtual Desktop + sideloaded Virtual Desktop version that supports streaming VR + Shadow.tech cloud gaming pc + Half Life Alyx
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by evan_ 6y ago
> Couney’s reputation suffered after the 1911 Coney Island Fire. Despite all of the infants being rescued, the incident highlighted the dangers of caring for infants in amusement parks.
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by evan_ 6y ago
Apple has an absurd amount of money.
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by evan_ 6y ago
the more surface area that’s contacted between the driver and the fastener, the more friction and the better they hold on to the automatic drivers used to assemble the devices. On such a tiny screw the center pin probably adds an extra 20%
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by evan_ 6y ago
Youtube Premium is more expensive if you buy it as an in-app subscription. $15.99 vs $11.99
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by evan_ 6y ago
So is Apple in on it? Remember, Apple initially approved the app.
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by evan_ 6y ago
Depending on what you were selling it would be forbidden under either 3.1.1 In-App Purchase or 3.1.4 Hardware-Specific Content : > Apps may not use their own mechanisms to unlock content or functionality, such as license keys, augment
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by evan_ 6y ago
It beat a book by right-wing pundit Glenn Beck, who accused it of being an intentional attack on him and emblematic of the “liberal culture of death”
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by evan_ 6y ago
Turning on the Wallet entitlement will take like 10 seconds, I don't know how long it'll take to build the rest of the subscription stuff but probably not a long time. You're ignoring that they are going to have to update all
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by evan_ 6y ago
If you're gonna use him for your argument you can listen to Marco's actual thoughts about this on the episode of Accidental Tech Podcast that dropped today, I won't spoil it but he's not on board.
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by evan_ 6y ago
I said dollars, not hours. I stand by that estimate. Right now there's no mobile-first onboarding flow. That's a completely new thing they'll have to build. They'll also need to update all of their code that checks subsc
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by evan_ 6y ago
that's what the email that Apple sent them said. > If you would prefer not to offer users the option of in-app purchases, you could consider having the app function as marketed — an email client that works with standard IMAP and POP
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by evan_ 6y ago
Why should they have to spend a month building a whole new iPhone-first onboarding flow and updating their entire app to accept a different subscription provider? Who's to say that if they spend that hundreds of thousands of dollars of
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by evan_ 6y ago
I think it's very relevant to ask the folks actually building the stuff what they think. If Apple won't answer questions about the platform through the proper channels, might as well go through the wrong channels. We're not g
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by evan_ 6y ago
The published guidelines are incomplete at best. The real rules seem to be arbitrary and aren't applied consistently. All of this talk about how "business services" get treated differently, enforcement changing in March, none
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by evan_ 6y ago
In the case of Hey they don't want to have ONLY App Store subscriptions, they want to support people who don't use iPhones. That means they'll have to set up a whole extra infrastructure for dealing with app store subscriptio
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by evan_ 6y ago
or go to WWDC and just make this the topic of every Q&A
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by evan_ 6y ago
Maybe the FBI has someone with Shinigami eyes on staff
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by evan_ 6y ago
No
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by evan_ 6y ago
> Practically they are the same If they are the same then how can one way of stating it be discriminatory and the other not discriminatory? It's just word games. If the effect is discriminatory why does it matter how you wrote the l
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by evan_ 6y ago
Watch me: “hey can you denylist the ip range I just sent you?”
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by evan_ 6y ago
> there's zero risk of the government tracking down and punishing protesters after the fact. ehhh I wouldn't be so sure about that.
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by evan_ 6y ago
not that it's really an argument for or against but if you try to tell cops that they can't carry guns, they'll all just carry their own personal guns.
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by evan_ 6y ago
For non-Canon cameras I've been having luck using Cascable Pro Webcam: https://cascable.se/pro-webcam/

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