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by ezfe 1y ago
Okay but literally there haven't been in years
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by ezfe 1y ago
Why would anyone use Dropbox when you can self host a linux VM with a file share using a VPN to tunnel?
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by ezfe 1y ago
A good example: training AI models can be scheduled to occur when electricity is cheaper (aka solar power is active). That is just one example, but many things can happen throughout the day when power is cheaper.
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by ezfe 1y ago
No, I mean they recur monthly for the prepaid duration. The SQLite online is simply 1 term of access. There's no recurrence of any kind.
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by ezfe 1y ago
drive by opinions aren't really helpful, we're talking about the technical voting machines, not election policy
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by ezfe 1y ago
Well, those still recur automatically
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by ezfe 1y ago
The person is saying that the description says "subscription" which by definition automatically renews
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by ezfe 1y ago
I mean, it does clearly say it's 1,000₽ which is Russian rubles. Why would the price be listed in dollars if it's not being collected in dollars?
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by ezfe 1y ago
They didn't...?
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by ezfe 1y ago
Browser extensions that modify webpages are just javascript code injected in the page; They can definitely access the internet.
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by ezfe 1y ago
Wipr and UserScripts on Safari prove to me that that's not a real issue...I understand compatibility problems are still issues, but ads/etc. are a fully solved one for Safari users.
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by ezfe 1y ago
Yes, if you want 100% renewable. However, 100% is not the goal right now. Studies have shown that 97% solar coverage can be cheaper than nuclear in sunny areas, for example. Obviously Europe isn't necessarily the sunniest so that numbe
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by ezfe 1y ago
wget isn't supposed to work on these sites. They've chosen Cloudflare and asked them to do this.
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by ezfe 1y ago
It's not up to Cloudflare, it's up to the businesses that choose Cloudflare for that protection.
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by ezfe 1y ago
Regardless of the level a tutorial is given at, there is information that is missing. A well written tutorial knows its audience and contains all the information for that audience. Sure, I will grant that someone who doesn't know what
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by ezfe 1y ago
good job, you missed the point
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by ezfe 1y ago
Wireless charging is undoing all the gains of low charging speed because it's so much higher temp.
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by ezfe 1y ago
It's literally not part of the web because it's not available in Safari or WebKit views in applications.
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by ezfe 1y ago
Fair enough, I suppose they have a monopoly. Good thing that isn't illegal if they're not anti-competitive about it.
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by ezfe 1y ago
What kind of monopoly?
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by ezfe 1y ago
iOS has many private APIs, this one is no different. The fact it's implemented in WebKit is a red herring.
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by ezfe 1y ago
I haven't seen anybody celebrating his death, just a whole bunch of idiots saying everybody is celebrating his death
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by ezfe 1y ago
It does not
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by ezfe 1y ago
Loved my remarkable pro, but it was too expensive.
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by ezfe 1y ago
Because anti-competitive behavior in this context cannot be performed by someone without a monopoly. Apple cannot be anti-competitive in the search space unless you show they have a monopoly on browser apps (which you could, but would proba
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by ezfe 1y ago
The export/import function is present in the public beta
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by ezfe 1y ago
The Passwords app in macOS 26 and iOS 26 support exporting passkeys to other password managers.
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by ezfe 1y ago
It is, but most people use the central server
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by ezfe 1y ago
I mean, how else did you expect it to play a random assortment of high quality videos as a screen saver? It's good these aren't bundled, and very few people have metered internet.
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by ezfe 1y ago
It must be so tiring worrying about pointless future things that aren't happening yet.

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