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631.
by frizlab 1y ago
It can represent an UTF-8 string, so it can probably represent anything.
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UK makes new attempt to access Apple cloud data(ft.com)
2 points by frizlab 1y ago|1 comments
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Swift-Configuration(github.com)
6 points by frizlab 1y ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 1y ago
Not sure anymore how dupes work on HN, but I specifically posted John Gruber’s take on this.
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by frizlab 1y ago
And by society you mean other biggish companies that feel they cannot compete, right? (Whether they can actually compete is true or not, it probably is, but my point is it’s not the general citizen lambda that have these beefs.)
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Apple on the Digital Markets Act(daringfireball.net)
6 points by frizlab 1y ago|3 comments
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Swift-Subprocess(github.com)
1 points by frizlab 1y ago|0 comments
638.
by frizlab 1y ago
> Competitors are shipping those features without an issue. Actually not the ones I care about (for instance idgaf about live translation). > Apple made a decision to shoot itself in the foot and you are a collateral damage. Also not
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by frizlab 1y ago
It is a lot my problem, because I actually do want those features… I could not care less about interoperability or whatever the current trend of regulation tries to “fix,” I want the features, period.
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by frizlab 1y ago
Not on Apple devices. It just leads to missing features.
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by frizlab 1y ago
Try the StopTheMadness extension. It is a godsend.
642.
by frizlab 1y ago
It is interesting to have an official statement on the subject from Apple. I’ve always been against the DMA (I’m French), and agree with all the points here.
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by frizlab 1y ago
Texts in images are searchable in Safari. Out of the box.
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by frizlab 1y ago
I think they want to make age verification mandatory for subscribing to VPN services too.
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by frizlab 1y ago
Most of what the EU does these days is (knowingly or not) freezing the current status quo regarding the tech world. It’s depressing.
646.
by frizlab 1y ago
until someone shares a video with you
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by frizlab 1y ago
Been using Vapor for a project of mine, it’s a bliss. Glad to see 1st-party support for VSCode!
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Vapor for VS Code(blog.vapor.codes)
1 points by frizlab 1y ago|1 comments
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by frizlab 1y ago
Oh I wasn’t aware of https://www.areweserveryet.org
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The Growth of the Swift Server Ecosystem(swift.org)
7 points by frizlab 1y ago|1 comments
651.
by frizlab 1y ago
They are also making the phone bigger, heavier, uglier and just not a joy to use anymore.
652.
by frizlab 1y ago
To answer both comments at the same time, I very rarely drop my phone. It happened 3 or 4 times, from pocket height, the screen stayed intact. Got a few scratches but that’s all (it’s the mini).
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by frizlab 1y ago
I have been caseless forever. If I drop the phone and it breaks I’ll bring it to repairs (I used to do it myself but it’s more complicated now and I don’t have the time anymore anyways).
654.
by frizlab 1y ago
In that case give me the JSON data, I’ll do the rest.
655.
by frizlab 1y ago
I’m curious if the people downvoting me actually tried the damn thing or just downvoted because they read articles that explained why it’s bad…
656.
by frizlab 1y ago
I’m gonna be honest, after having used Liquid Glass for the whole time of the beta, I like it a lot actually.
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by frizlab 1y ago
Good to know! Thanks.
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by frizlab 1y ago
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by frizlab 1y ago
And in this instance it makes sense, because the status has changed . Everyone is pissed at Apple for doing that sort of things, but personally I don’t blame them: they were clear on the restrictions from the start and there are literall
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Subgrid: How to line up elements to your heart's content(webkit.org)
34 points by frizlab 1y ago|2 comments

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