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jajuuka
1y ago
Teen vaping has been decreasing. And the solution to that problem is ban vaping. When teen drinking was a huge problem we didn't ban alcohol.
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Juul was particularly problematic for marketing designs they made. However it's not an unforgivable sin. Just needed a corrective action. Which threatening to shut them down seems to have done.
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1y ago
Because of the belief that making them desirable to adults is a method to sell them to kids. It also makes them less desirable which keeps cigarette sales up. Tobacco lobby is still going strong with its influence.
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1y ago
Considering vaping is an effective means to get people off cigarettes, I would guess so. MAHA is garbage but this is a good change.
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1y ago
So to protect an artificially inflated browser engine you're willing to remove user choice and freedom to prevent a competitor from doing well? Microsoft was learned this was illegal many years ago. When the US government went after mo
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1y ago
I don't understand the fear of Chromium. What benefit is it to developers to have to run through three different engines to make sure their site conforms to all three? Users will naturally collect around one option and make it the most
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1y ago
Mozilla and Firefox is a great example of having too many advocates and not enough engineers. It's easy to find plenty of people committed to spreading the good word of Firefox or willing to answer Reddit threads with "just use Fi
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1y ago
I'm pretty sure these corporations would prefer to just wipe your memory every time you change jobs. The fact you can't move to a similar role without getting taken to court is crazy.
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1y ago
Personally I find the translation and dubbing of videos to be super helpful as someone who is only fluent in English. I found a few creators from around the world that I follow now because of this. But I can understand the frustration if so
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1y ago
These recent Microsoft layoffs make no sense. Hitting all across the organization, performance, and tenure levels with no real pattern. Are the layoffs going to continue until moral improves or what?
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1y ago
I'm just baffled how if we look at Microsoft or Google everyone agrees that the tyranny of the default is a problem. Then it comes to Apple and we get statements like "no, I love that I have no choice." It's frustrating.
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1y ago
This is how you know Apple's marketing is effective. When users think they have a sense of security by using Apple's apps and apps on Apple's store and advocate against competition against Apple.
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1y ago
If you can only attract good apps by making yourself the only option then your platform is bad. If Apple can't compete in the market they are doing a bad job.
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jajuuka
1y ago
Yeah this seems to be a standard AI scare mongering article for clicks. Seen a couple places run the same story. Not sure how people are able to read this as "Google is forcing you to send all texts to them."
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jajuuka
1y ago
Seems more like a test of the hardware than Windows 11 and SteamOS since they ran into driver issues immediately. Not to mention those frame rates are terrible across the board. Just not very good hardware.
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1y ago
Interesting. So are they mennonite then or still amish but with some compartmentalization when it comes to work? Branching out makes sense though. Had no idea about the population growth. This seems like a good compromise between sustainabl
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There are definitely enough people playing on Mac's to justify continued support of the client. Plus developers are still making macOS ports. The Mac App Store isn't very popular for games and most gamers tend to prefer Steam stil
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1y ago
Marketing a hell of a drug. You can have Apple advertise Apple One in settings and people don't bat an eye. Ad for M365 in the Start Menu though and it's "start menu now showing ads" articles all over. It's all a pa
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1y ago
Well it's a movie they spent an insane amount of money on and racing movies (especially on something places like the US don't even follow) aren't huge box office hits. It was a colossal mistake to keep making that movie but A
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1y ago
"The ad is there to protect your privacy. We really care about your privacy. We promise."
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1y ago
You completely missed the point. The issue isn't denying entry, it's denying entry for this reason.
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1y ago
https://theconversation.com/tourism-to-the-us-is-tanking-fli... Nope, tourism is tanking. There are numerous stories about tourists being detained for little to no reason and eventually deported. Travel warnings from variou
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1y ago
Seems like a GrapheneOS puff piece considering all the qualifiers are aimed at GrapheneOS.
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1y ago
Yeah I don't understand this argument of "it's holding back the platform". Keeping around 32 bit makes the platform better since it keeps more software usable and relevant. Even if it hasn't been touched in ages. I
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1y ago
It's odd since they updated to 64 bit to run on macOS when they dropped 32 bit years ago and haven't transitioned to Apple Silicon native yet but I imagine they will when Apple drops support for Intel next year. Maybe a bit of &qu
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1y ago
It's crazy how many things that require credit are on a self report basis. And the only time they actually report is for a past due debt and not successful payments.
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1y ago
Don't choke on Apple's boots. Leave some for the rest of us.
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1y ago
founders beliefs are garbage Well it's the code that matters. Not what their beliefs are. code is also garbage Well it's the thought that's important.
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1y ago
I disagree with the sentiment and welcome the future. But I do agree the way the author skips over the reason this exists and the problematic nature of their readme is a red flag. Either they agree with the dogwhistles or are being intentio
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1y ago
Seems to just open the door for discrimination under false pretense. "well their code wasn't good. Nothing to do with their identity." We've seen it time and time again that it's confusing why so many reject reality
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