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greatgib
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> typical times of day when someone is active, usage patterns over time, > Users [...] will always have a [...] simple way to confirm their age and restore their full access with a selfie through Persona, a secure identity-verificatio
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> "building products that help people get online" To me looks sounds like the motto of a company made to defraud people of their money. Otherwise, very sad the demise and enshittification of this Launcher that was really one of
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9mo ago
What you say doesn't make any sense. The ad appears in search result. So "search by title". Not like having fun "wandering randomly" in the app store... Probably not the best place to troll iphone vs android, but y
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9mo ago
It's crazy to think that even if you buy the phone with the highest price premium your are still forced to navigate between ads for basic feature and have a shitty experience. Despite Apple not needing more money has they have already
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9mo ago
"forced" short lived certificates sucks so much. Now you will have an American entity be controlling all your assets that you want online on a very regular basis. No way than calling home regularly. Impossible to manage your own l
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9mo ago
Why you don't like this set? You feel negative after looking at their website or you have a more serious reason?
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9mo ago
It is probably very interesting but your website is broken on mobile and so unreadable with the text column of mine 5 characters large maximum...
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9mo ago
Just my point of view but I like the vibe of the htmx creator but think that htmx sucks to use it more than for a demo case. If the guy was not cool and posting fun memes, no one would even look at that. You go backward in term of performan
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9mo ago
I don't think so, I think that some teams at Google were trying hard to push Dart that no one wanted. And so Flutter was about to create a framework that was supposed to be the main and only one for Android app and co in the future (at
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9mo ago
Apps made with qt are mostly good but the engine sucks hard indeed. The programming is difficult, let's say compared to GTK, the SDK interface change totally every couple of years forcing apps to rewrite everything from scratch. Probab
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9mo ago
Soon taking 30% of your commercial transaction I comes just because they can...
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9mo ago
Don't know if they will get valuable feedbacks but yes, what is needed as always is money. Ever by financing projects or buying solutions that would develop them. As said by someone else, not do the usual wasteful: - Create a big globa
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9mo ago
We are probably in a situation like the one of Firefox or wikipedia. A (side) business is created to support the oss project, to make it commercially sustainable /profitable, and then it becomes the commercial offer the liability sunk-
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9mo ago
In my opinion the problem has more to do with the whole corporate software ecosystem having lost past good practices: Before you were never to use a public version of something as-is. Each company was having their own corporate repository w
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10mo ago
"Freedom Online Coalition"
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10mo ago
What doesn't make sense is that it is not explicit, and it is not easily and clearly configurable!
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10mo ago
> OD didn't back up your data, it moved it to the cloud and didn't tell you. Now I think that I understand your mistake. You think that onedrive moves the data to the cloud, and so obviously losing the cloud version makes you l
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10mo ago
This is one of the toppest things in Linux desktop. I agree that it can be teached more widely but then it is so fucking convenient, I think that 4/5 of my need of copy-paste are efficiently done like this. Gnome has really this proble
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10mo ago
Here it is really not a "footgun" that can shoot you accidentally, it is really volontary awful dark patterns. You say delete my "onedrive" storage content, why on earth someone sane should expect that Microsoft will als
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Microsoft Copilot AI Desktop
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10mo ago
I still always go on the site using twitter.com domain or search.
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This is so much a total joke, because one of the first purpose of this agreement, was for European countries to be sure that big US companies like Google and Apple would not evade the European countries high corporate tax rates by evading p
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10mo ago
Basically it is the problem with GOG also, I think that if you do nothing the game is Abandonware and I don't think that anyone can go after you to use it pirated or whatever, and even distribute it. Maybe it is shady, but something li
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10mo ago
Their FAQ is not really clear on that, my feeling looking at this page is that it is more like: this money goes directly in the pocket of GOG, so by helping us to generate more money for us, you are helping (indirectly) the preservation of
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10mo ago
Now that you say it, I just realize that it might be useful to me one day if I'm a bland useless startup and I try to dress up my pitch with these terms to try to raise investor money...
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10mo ago
Looks like all bullshit to me. When you try to make up complex terms to pretend that you are doing engineering but it is baseless. Something like if I do a list of dev pattern and I say: - caffeinated break for algorithmic thinking improvem
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This article is so badly written, it makes it hard to understand something that should be easy to understand...
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Currently Microsoft is eliminating a lot of the useless fat in redundancy plans. So the crappy "resume driven" thinkg might be actually needed.
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10mo ago
This article looks like a giant stack of bullshit, trying to surf the wave of trendy topics. If you are small and not have scaling problems, it is highly unlikely that you see a real difference between monolith or microservice except on the
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