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by hexa22 5y ago
I’m fine with app restrictions as they are. The problem is even apps which do not do anything special get removed from the App Store for a ToS violation. You can not for example publish an app that lets you download YouTube videos for examp
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by hexa22 5y ago
There are far bigger issues in Australia right now to care about meta data logging. Climate change and now the vaccine delay consume all of the publics attention. Metadata logging is a theoretical issue while the lack of vaccine supplies is
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by hexa22 5y ago
I guess then google should fire all of the low performing youtubers (blocking them from the platform) and send out orders for what content each YouTuber will be making. Since they are employees of google, they should be making google approv
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by hexa22 5y ago
What about the value the employer creates by setting up a platform, initial investments which lose money to draw in users, and taking on all the risk and paying the workers anyway if a particular video flops. Only fans is also the alt path
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by hexa22 5y ago
You don’t find people on patreon, you find them on other platforms and then pay money typically for some way to interact with big personalities. I doubt there is much demand for scrolling through an index page of strangers to pay them money
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by hexa22 5y ago
Reddit’s reliability is a major point and it’s something that has actually gone better. As horrible as the new UI is, back when the old ui was the main one, the site would go down almost daily and often for hours at a time.
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by hexa22 5y ago
Isn’t no code and GUI software builders an idea that has been tried for decades? Wasn’t Adobe dream weaver one of the early tools?
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by hexa22 5y ago
What does this question even mean? What does paying for mean in this context? Are you asking if Elon takes the cost out of his personal bank account? Or if they send every tesla customer a bill for new battery tech? What is the difference b
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by hexa22 5y ago
Force feedback worked fine on project cars for me
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by hexa22 5y ago
You can split up many plants in to individual pieces which will survive.
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by hexa22 5y ago
Is there any research showing that these people should not get vaccinated? At worst it does nothing, at best it helps. I don’t see why google should bother with an exception here.
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by hexa22 5y ago
This is because the moderators will often ban all disagreeing members. I’m not talking about trolls, but genuine and good faith discussion. Saying something like you don’t agree that investment properties should be illegal is enough to get
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by hexa22 5y ago
It’s an actual product. My grandma in Australia has had one for 10 years. I’m guessing it never took off because we don’t have that much of a water shortage in most places that washing hands is a luxury.
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by hexa22 5y ago
Just like how all SSDs will fail after enough writes. A problem that I will never stress over. I have had many oled devices for many years and I have never once seen noticeable burn in like I have never had an ssd die. I’m not denying it ex
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by hexa22 5y ago
No. These things are designed to turn on and off hundreds of times per second to emulate dimming.
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by hexa22 5y ago
I’m sure Microsoft has the stats that shows almost no one uses drag and drop
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by hexa22 5y ago
Also how much time can be wasted by not being alerted of the common pitfalls.
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by hexa22 5y ago
Doxing is far greater than being canceled for a reddit comment. An open source dev recently got doxed and had 4channers banging on their house windows at night. Swatting and similar activity is also an extreme problem.
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by hexa22 5y ago
Won’t block Firefox which uses encrypted DoH dns.
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by hexa22 5y ago
Extensions have sandboxing and permissions but to be able to do anything moderately useful you need access to literally everything. For something as basic as an ad blocker or a theme loader you need full access to every page.
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by hexa22 5y ago
There is a second best though. Apple offers image AI which is worse than googles but wins because it works offline.
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by hexa22 5y ago
I saw one YouTuber build a bike that was structurally unsound and would fall apart just after the thief started riding it causing them to hit the ground. The new Bluetooth tracker tags from apple and Samsung might also help.
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by hexa22 5y ago
It takes less space so it downloads faster.
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by hexa22 5y ago
Most sites would use the user agent for this but I’m pretty sure HTML now has a picture tag which can have multiple sources so the browser can pick the source it wants.
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by hexa22 5y ago
Your bank has robust backup systems. If it gets hacked they just untransfer the money.
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by hexa22 5y ago
There are no programmers that work on this WD product. That’s the problem. The company cut off support. Which is entirely a management decision. You can see when management values support you get secure software. How often do we find out ab
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by hexa22 5y ago
Those are tacky and done by non designers. The thin font thing is real though.
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by hexa22 5y ago
Fastmail seems to be the best provider currently. Have only been using them for a bit but had no issues.
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by hexa22 5y ago
And who will maintain this fork? For over a decade CUPS is the work of a single developer. No one is exactly lining up to maintain buggy printer drivers.
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by hexa22 5y ago
There are certainly two use cases here. One is pasting complex blocks where you want the whole thing to copy over. And the other is copying text out of an email or website where you want it treated as dumb text. Word actually offers a solut

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