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by jackson1442 3y ago
a much stronger argument than color imo is apple’s refusal to implement RCS, which would make the experience of communicating with android users. generally I try to avoid SMS since the photo quality is bad, there’s no delivery guarantee, an
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by jackson1442 3y ago
You can request a new captcha without restarting
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I think a lot of the younger generations wanting in-office work comes from living alone. I did WFH for a ~2 years recently and found that even when I was visiting with friends most days, those 8 hours spent alone, in my bedroom (the only pl
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by jackson1442 3y ago
> Delivery companies will put strict limits on how many drivers can be online at once, crippling the narrative in their marketing that drivers can choose their own hours. They already do this, if there are too many people online in an ar
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by jackson1442 3y ago
definitely not the case, reddit has stated that they would not be doing that, at least for the two-day protest. would be incredibly bad PR at this scale, especially after repeatedly and directly making this statement. however, they have sta
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Good news on that- they’re experimenting with lower cost unlimited right now; people who had an annual membership before the switch are back to unlimited searches for now.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Are you talking about Google TV? I haven't used that one, but I've used Chromecast 4k and was not impressed. It doesn't have a remote - or really a TV UI at all - which was my biggest gripe.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Agreed, though I have to say Phillips Hue lights have been well worth the money in this regard. I have some Lutron switches that snap over my standard flip-switches which prevents accidentally cutting power to the bulbs, and the switches ta
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by jackson1442 3y ago
The _average_ user costs $2.50/mo in API requests. I’m willing to bet people who pay for the “ultra” tier of an app are above average users at best, especially when you consider Apollo also has free users.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I think #3 could possibly work _if_ it was in conjunction with being housing-first. If SF had an agreement with another city with available housing, I think busing people there _if and only if they have a home ready_ could be a really reaso
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by jackson1442 3y ago
it's probably a "promotional credit" that OP didn't pay for, aws doesn't really do gift cards
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by jackson1442 3y ago
The exam questions are likely simpler than an entire application would be; using AI to write bubble sort is trivial but getting it to understand the full context of your application is much less so. ChatGPT can solve most LeetCode questions
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Most of the backlash is because: - one of the things you pay for in your netflix tier is the number of "screens" - 4 screens = 4 simaltaneous streams. Many people think the screens are theirs to use how they see fit - netflix used
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We're building the Arc Windows app with Swift(youtube.com)
3 points by jackson1442 3y ago|0 comments
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by jackson1442 3y ago
my thoughts as well. with digital compression, words cutting out, and trying to decipher what the other person's saying without looking at them, mobile phone calls just require a lot of cognitive load from me in general. I do find it e
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Yep, when writing IaC I always just give it a prefix like "$project-web" and terraform adds a long string of numbers at the end. It's going through CloudFront anyways, so no one should be referencing the bucket name directly
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by jackson1442 3y ago
- violation of guest policies (having too many or staying too long) - if you hook up a decibel meter, being too loud - loitering - allowing someone to tailgate etc.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Good change imo. They didn't mention in the post but I do hope they continue to show the "Not Secure" warning for HTTP-only websites.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
It seems like you can rent as well. I’m from Texas but my car is registered to my apartment’s address which seems like all they require. Would love to see better privacy legislation that would require an opt out for everyone though.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Some cities come close to that, but most don't. Ignoring the fact that most cities in the US don't have expansive transit, even _getting a transit card_ can be a challenge in many cities. * in Denver, CO - there is a custom app th
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Not that this excuses it, but I've been able to get this to work by going into the "Downloaded" tab in the Music app. That seems to play directly off the device.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
netflix still has stream limits based on your pricing plan, so even if you share the password with 8 billion people only 1-4 can use it at a time
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I suspect things like this won't happen on their primary apps, but Facebook _has_ already done this on iOS with their Onavo VPN app. They incentivized people (including teenagers) to sideload the Onavo VPN app which would intercept the
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Facebook has actually done this before with their Onavo VPN that intercepted all your web traffic in exchange for something like a $5 gift card every month. Distributed publicly using their internal enterprise certificate and got their cert
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I personally like https://speed.cloudflare.com since it just looks like you're doing typical CloudFlare traffic. The results viewer is also quite nice.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Typically the State Affiliated badge is only applied to accounts where editorial control is in the hands of the state - think Chinese and Russian media companies. Also interesting- after the change, NPR's badge says "Government-fu
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by jackson1442 4y ago
Title is slightly editorialized to meet length guidelines (which also happened to make it a bit more straightforward).
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Anonymous critic evaded Beijing for 12 years before being caught(vice.com)
17 points by jackson1442 4y ago|1 comments
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by jackson1442 4y ago
Interesting. That may be a new model-year thing, I'm only familiar with 2019. Especially interesting considering LX is their base trim (or at least it used to be on ICE cars).
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by jackson1442 4y ago
imo the only advantage tesla has remaining in its price class is the charging network (which is now open to non-teslas, albeit with a worse UX). Kia and Hyundai have some solid options. If I were in the market for a car at the moment I&#x27

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