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ezfe
1y ago
Crypto energy usage (bitcoin, proof of work) is literally a waste lol
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ezfe
1y ago
> and they did it with the worst possible contrast selection algorithm They specifically say they are following WCAG 2 algorithms, and that WCAG 3 may correct this issue. They say that they can easily adjust to use the better algorithm i
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1y ago
Stripe supports 3D Secure, it sounds like your bank isn't invoking it properly for it to trigger on the Stripe end. https://docs.stripe.com/payments/3d-secure
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1y ago
They literally determined they were in a court of law. Lol.
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ezfe
1y ago
Because $25 billion is a large amount of money and you just made the claim that people would use Google regardless
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ezfe
1y ago
This isn’t a performance hug of death, it’s a rate limit one.
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ezfe
1y ago
So then why do they pay Apple $25,000,000,000 a year to default search to Google?
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1y ago
There are two ways to remedy an anti competitive monopoly: Behavioral remedies where the government gets involved with google’s business and maintains ongoing control to ensure they behave. Structural remedies where the government separates
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ezfe
1y ago
Are those fees not included in the advertised price? The issue is not fees themselves but fees that are added on at the checkout screen.
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ezfe
1y ago
No, there are no conditions on linking out except that Apple can choose to show an alert along the lines of "You are leaving the app to open a webpage in Safari"
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ezfe
1y ago
An 18 year old account doesn't necessarily pass the liability requirements legally.
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ezfe
1y ago
Yes exactly, just bounce to a browser for CC details
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ezfe
1y ago
Debt is only real if someone is out that money.
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1y ago
Lol this is literally not true. I've set up self-hosted websites with no knowledge (just reading tutorials) and TLS is by far not the hardest step.
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1y ago
Why would they start charging? Auto-renewing certificates with Let's Encrypt are easy to do.
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1y ago
I've done the work to set up, by hand, a self-hosted Linux server that uses an auto-renewing Let's Encrypt cert and it was totally fine. Just read some documentation.
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1y ago
lol no? lower cert times still extend the root certificates that are already trusted. It is not a noticeable thing when browsing the web as a user. A MITM cert would need to be manually trusted, which is a completely different thing.
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ezfe
2y ago
Well - it invites people creating big promises and then selling, which doesn't help the consumer.
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2y ago
But later on in the article he said that $10,000 was a lot higher than expected. I would think that if the overage was higher than they expected they would go through the PDFs that Turbotax/etc. generate and double check the math. I do
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ezfe
2y ago
Buying a rising product to make sure you control it instead of needing to compete with it is not legal when you're the size of Facebook.
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2y ago
I just want to understand who sees a tax bill of $10,000 and doesn’t investigate even a little bit.
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2y ago
It can't be linear time. At best it would be log(n) but that would require storing all the possible inputs in a lookup table.
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ezfe
2y ago
Those problems are development challenges. The system is fully set up to allow it, even if Apple doesn't hand hold them through.
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2y ago
By the GNU website it would be sufficient. The website says: > GPLv3 stops tivoization by requiring the distributor to provide you with whatever information or data is necessary to install modified software on the device By my reading of
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2y ago
Well that makes no sense because then you could say there are X people who would be alive today if they had not ridden a motorcycle.
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2y ago
Right, but that second click isn't coming from Apple and they can't control it. The article specifically says that many apps feel like they need additional consent which means they have to request it through two channels. If Apple
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2y ago
They say that iCloud is end to end encrypted so…
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2y ago
There are clearly labeled consent options in the settings page. They are all off for me.
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2y ago
Unless it’s been edited, it acknowledges that.
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2y ago
If you look at the imported posts, they have a badge that says the date they were imported and says the date on the post is unverified.
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