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Very rich of Apple to reject this app when Apple News aggregates news, doesn't display original URLs, etc.
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Sure, here you go. https://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to...
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Congratulations to the JavaScript community in reinventing the Maven local repository. Hopefully yarn does a better job at validating dependencies than early Maven 1 and 2 did.
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You’re not going to wear a helmet because the government asks you to wear one? Wow, that is an incredibly stupid attitude to have.
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Very strange product thinking at Facebook if they decided removing this feature was going to delete their data.
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> If I buy some food and find out on the way home that it's spoiled and past date, I can bring it back and likely it'll get replaced but they don't have to. I should have checked. When you buy glasses, check for scratches.
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I occasionally wish the ACCC had some more teeth but this is a good result. As a citizen, on the whole, I'm as proud of Australia's strong consumer protection laws as I am of our gun protection laws.
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This looks interesting and I wish them good luck. The problem with any developer tools startup is that no matter how great the product is, the willingness to pay is very low (developers think they can replace you with a small script) and ex
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Anyone remember cutting themselves really badly on AT cases? I still have scars from raiding a bunch of ex-office machines
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My family had a PT Cruiser and we loved it. Unusual looking car and was a comfortable ride.
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fat jars are just as expensive to create as war files. No matter which way you do this you’re going to be copying a lot of files around.
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If your culture lives in a hot desert then not eating shell fish makes a lot of sense. Pork was full of parasites until the advent of some relatively modern farming practices.
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It's not like any of those things. Its all the same technology just a slightly different API to access it.
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I’m happy it’s Nat.
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You might not ever close a distinct problem if it’s core to your products purpose. It just keeps accreting evidence and pushing you towards creating better solutions. Think about this problem as an example: Jane wants to listen to music whe
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You use them in the same way you use feature roadmaps: a rough report on when you’re promising to develop and deliver value. You can combine the two if you think of the problem as a “theme of solutions” you’re going to go build features for
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Well said
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PMs spending too much time on specific features is the key reason I advocate for problem-based roadmaps rather than feature roadmaps. All data points and feedback is often retrofitted as support for the initial feature solution (aka the fea
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Tesla didn’t mention it. The article quotes an anonymous ex-employee
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This is the case for almost every graphical toolkit I’ve developed for.
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You mean AT codes.. sounds familiar
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It’s explicit and encourages the consumer to handle errors correctly. The negatives seem to be cosmentic arguments.
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You are underestimating the cost of maintaining such a network and underwriting the risk of fraud. Before anyone chimes in here with a neckbeard and a “but [libertarian blockchain drivel]” I do not think the effective monopoly that visa ha
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There's some bargaining power on the lessee going on here too. The way I've heard it works is that they would lock in for a number of years at a reduced market rate. The longer a tenant is contracted in, the risk of the building b
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Not sure how markdown improves rational discourse but I'd like to be enlightened here.
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"stalk_time" makes me feel very uncomfortable. Names matter.
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With a slowing upgrade cycle for iPhone, I predict that the phone hardware, cell connection, Music & iCloud subscription will be sold as a bundle in the not too distant future. The hardware has started to go that way with iPhone Upgrade
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iTunes Match allows you to upload your own library and stream it from every device, for a yearly fee https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT204146
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Proving that yet again Apple is held by a different standard to everyone else
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Worked at Canva two years ago - what an incredibly bright team! CEO Melanie Perkins is an inspiring visionary. Congratulations on the new valuation!
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