jajuuka

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by jajuuka 9mo ago
All the references are to old phones before Android and iOS came out. Or they are fake features phones sold to the target. So while this is something that was possible in the early 90's and early 2000's it's not longer a thin
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
I keep wondering why Firefox "users" don't just use an old copy of Netscape. Because that's clearly what they want. Old broken software that no one wants.
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
I'm not sure you realize but you're agreeing with my statement. So it's a bit odd that you call it a bad take.
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
I mean it depends what it is. If someone is talking about master races in patch notes I think that can be met with negative engagement. Splitting along an ideology binary can definitely lead to further entrenchment and possible radicalizati
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
What good is a backup if you're not checking it for months on end?
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
Latest update at the bottom of the page. "Well, now it's Feb. 1st and I have an iPhone 17 Pro Max to test with and... everything works as expected. So it's pretty safe to say that THAT specific instance of iPhone 16 Pro Max w
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
This is a zero sum take. There are no winners, only the people you deem using free expression correctly. Would a developer who names releases like "Ukrainians are nazi's" or "Taiwan is China" be met with this same s
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
And if all you do all day is worry about someone else's or your own problems and politics you will not survive. Everyone has problems. Every single person has an issue that could cause them to die or a political event that could cause
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
You're just throwing out a lot of vague statements. You're not helping your case. What specifically did Microsoft do to open source, open format and free software? You're making some huge accusations that Microsoft made some
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
I'm not sure why you jumped to the conclusion that meant a literal war. Of course there was no literal war. And Microsoft did not do everything it could kill Linux and OSS. That is some serious revisionist history. Instead of speaking
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
I mean it's easy to say that. Roblox says that too. Bluesky is probably much easier though since it's not as big.
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
It seems like people go out of their way to find something Microsoft, Apple, etc do everyday to get outraged about. Always appreciate someone from the source correcting misinformation and putting it into perspective.
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
It's super weird people are bitter about things that happened almost two decades ago. Much less there was no war. I think Ballmer said some mean words about Linux and Microsoft sued Lindows for infringement and won. After the rename to
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
You wanna take a look at the age of those commits again?
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
I agree that the early days when every app was a single purchase and the prices were much higher it made more sense. A lot of people got rich from the App Store. So 30% wasn't a huge piece when you were seeing consistent growth every y
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
Yep, the tax comes from using the Patreon's in-app purchase system. Using a browser on an iPhone/iPad or any other device will not be taxed. Seen many creators putting in their bios suggesting people use the browser instead of the
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
As is the case with many mass layoffs. AI just makes a good reason to claim. It makes you look progressive to investors and it doesn't make you look bad to the public. If AI didn't exist it would be some other excuse to spin this
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
This isn't about the small group of people who lack self control. It's about the vast majority that can use something responsibly. Most people can consume alcohol and gamble without giving their lives to it. Not to mention this pr
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
Another day another "hey guys I switched Linux" post gets pushed to the top of the heap. These add nothing except create an echo chamber about great Linux is and Windows is the worst.
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
A growth of 4% over 20 years is not an increasing rate. And yes, 4% marketshare is microscopic. macOS has a bigger share but you wouldn't say macOS is massive. Posts like this are cheerleading OS's because everything needs to be a
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
It's not super difficult if you have an Apple ID from many years ago that you bought media with and then have a different Apple ID that you use for everything. Which isn't that uncommon for anyone who used iTunes and bought music
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
Similar case with Apple devices. They default to backing up to Apple servers where they are unencrypted. So they can provide data to police if requested. But for anyone concerned about privacy they can use Advanced Data Protection which enc
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
They make that, but they don't offer it to anyone to my knowledge. https://www.tomshardware.com/desktops/servers/apples-houston...
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
It's pretty telling when the comments on the article and here have devolved into pedantic discussions of "well is it REALLY UNIX?" It's the most inconsequential question with no beneficiary except those who want to claim
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
It's not a binary choice between industry stooges and admin stooges. Believe it or not competent people exist in the middle. Better outcomes do exist when the regulatory body isn't working at the behest of industry and isn't
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
No, I'm not saying the US appears to be health. I can't name any governments that are healthy. I haven't really spent the time to check all the governments of the world.
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
How exactly is it a backwards reading of the data? Or are you trying to insulting me? I never said the title is incorrect so I'm not sure what you're trying to prove. It's not wishful thinking. I actually looked at the trends
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
This is a really backwards reading of the data. It's like reading signups for internet service in the early years and going "more than half of households have not signed up for internet, looks like this internet thing is a flop.&q
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
Washington isn't really known for a 3D printer industry. So it doesn't hurt the local economy. But lobbying is effective regardless of how invested a state is. Not to mention it adds another bullet point to their "accomplishm
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
This is riddled with fearmongering. You don't need to be a cybersecurity expert to take interest in your own child. It doesn't take a PhD to enable parental controls or tell your child "no" if they want something that is

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