floomk

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by floomk 3y ago
It would at least strive for equality, instead of letting the big boys do whatever the hell they want while punishing everyone else (and making it impossible to compete). There's also the ethical concern about how apple (or their revie
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by floomk 3y ago
A better response would be: "Thank you for making us aware, we will revisit their evaluation or update the guidelines" (and then they would actually do so) This isn't what's happening though. If you're a big app you
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by floomk 3y ago
No one is forcing you to install anything you don't want to. The only thing I want is having the ability to install anything I want to. If you don't want to install those things the solution is simple: Don't. You don't n
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by floomk 3y ago
It would be helpful and interesting if you could explain why the impact is so huge
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by floomk 3y ago
> We're reviewing your app, not theirs, so what they can do is irrelevant rules for thee but not for me Apple has never been fair with its review, sadly. > I would expect Apple's response to be "change it back". Co
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by floomk 3y ago
https://docs.docker.com/get-started/
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by floomk 3y ago
I think you meant it's a great way for google to punish you for not giving them full access
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by floomk 3y ago
They are in the EU. If something was not meant to be accessible you may not scrape it.
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by floomk 3y ago
How would you feel about a cop that signed up because they wanted to do better? Should they just not even try? How would things ever get better?
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by floomk 3y ago
The build process would produce the concatted file
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by floomk 3y ago
As far as the browser should be concerned, yes it is trusted. It's up to another layer of security to help the user not install extensions (or any other software) that they do not want on their machine. This security is a farce anyway.
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by floomk 3y ago
If an extension has been installed on my machine it is by definition trusted. Firefox is not my antivirus solution and it should not try to be. Keep your lane.
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by floomk 3y ago
That's because you are human and have rights that a computer program doesn't
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by floomk 3y ago
Sadly this seems to be the most likely considering how the US is ran
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by floomk 3y ago
Just pack your kids a lunch and send them off on their bicycles.
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by floomk 3y ago
Digital learning on controlled devices is not the same thing as scrolling Instagram during class
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by floomk 3y ago
This is just about school hours... Kids can do whatever they want outside of the classroom. They didn't allow me to play my gameboy in class either, but I still played that thing for many many hours.
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by floomk 3y ago
That's why 3D secure exists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-D_Secure Blame your government for not caring enough to have it implemented
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by floomk 3y ago
No one would answer calls from an Indian phone number and it would be incredibly expensive. This is relevant because number spoofing is blocked by the telcos in the EU.
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by floomk 3y ago
Telemarketing basically isn't a thing in my country. The only reason it's so widespread in the US is a failure to regulate it.
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by floomk 3y ago
I'm sure a $5 digital ocean droplet would go a very, very long way.
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by floomk 3y ago
Is there a demo instance?
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by floomk 3y ago
Of course there are many different things that can aid or hurt innovation. I believe that one of the things that aids innovation is accessibility to a wide spread of developers of all ages, so measures that make this more difficult hurt inn
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by floomk 3y ago
Can I give it to my friend to try on his phone without jumping through a million hoops every week or so? Because I can just send him an apk file via whatsapp without paying anyone a dime. Or let's take a step back: Can I develop the ap
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by floomk 3y ago
Why do so many people feel entitled to tell me how to use my computer? If they choose not to serve their webpages to me, that's fine. To be realistic, I probably won't even notice their attempt because my adblocker will already ha
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by floomk 3y ago
If you want to talk about reducing innovation then have a look at Apple's walled garden. They're preventing so many innovative new apps from ever being created by being inaccessible to young/poor developers.
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by floomk 3y ago
Or, crazy idea, they can accept they have absolute boatloads of money and are making tons more, and that this is enough.
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by floomk 3y ago
It should still be their goal, instead of some arbitrary percentage. Or I suppose they could offer everyone a blanket discount for the fraud percentage.
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by floomk 3y ago
> Google says that it actively keeps it under a certain %, and advertisers are generally okay with that number How about actively keeping that at 0%?
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by floomk 3y ago
So using Adobe Firefly is fine, since they only trained on data they had the rights to?

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