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by kernal 4y ago
Neo: I now understand beavers.
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by kernal 4y ago
I must say that was rather lame. Had it played Whiplash or the Buddy Rich Impossible drum solo I might have been impressed.
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by kernal 4y ago
>The Free Software world has had ample opportunity to produce something as carefully assembled, as smooth, and as capable as iOS, and what we got instead was Android. You mean the same OS that allows you to build your own open mobile OS
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by kernal 4y ago
Do these end-to-end encrypted iCloud backups also apply to users in China?
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by kernal 4y ago
>BUT, perhaps the BIGGEST news here is that Apple is making a backup statement to what they've been saying for years and what they've recently gotten negative attention on: They don't want your data. If they don't wan
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by kernal 4y ago
If you're on Android you can install the APK. https://github.com/fexed/Pinball-on-Android
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by kernal 4y ago
The duplicitous behavior and business model of Brave is trash. >Let me guess you use Chrome? Speaking of trash reddit comments...
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by kernal 4y ago
Brave, the FTX of browsers.
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by kernal 4y ago
Savage >Oh how the mighty have fallen! Believe it or not, the coffee grinds in a leather glove known as “The Red Delicious Apple” was once a robust firebrand credited with reinventing the apple from mere cider-fruit into a full-fledged l
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by kernal 4y ago
I consider the removal of wine on tap extremely hardcore. Imagine rolling into the Twitter office at 10 am and not being able to fill your 2L Yeti mug with complimentary tap wine before the start of your day.
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by kernal 4y ago
The title states "Long-term support for end-of-life Android devices". This "long term support" does not extend beyond cherry picked AOSP security patches and does not address the security issues in the drivers of these d
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by kernal 4y ago
Unless these devices have the ability to update their binary OEM blobs then these cannot be considered secure. This is why alternative OSs like GrapheneOS end their support when the Google Pixel is EOL. If you want long term support buy an
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by kernal 4y ago
What an odd take for Apple. If they really respected user privacy they would cancel their ad business stop the collection and monetization of user data. Their insatiable quest for revenue has destroyed the primary reason you should buy an A
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by kernal 4y ago
> Bullshit. I'm a web engineer Did you graduate with an engineering degree or do you just like calling yourself a "web engineer"?
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by kernal 4y ago
If this is currently mayhem then the past was clearly chaos.
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by kernal 4y ago
Microsoft actually charged a license fee for Windows Phone OS which is just one of many reasons OEM's abandoned the OS. Google also would have undercut their licensing fees to ensure their failure. Additionally, the absence of any Goog
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by kernal 4y ago
Yes, I do remember. You, however, seem to have conveniently left out the fact that they illegally reverse engineered the protocol and filtered ads. Microsoft got what was coming to them.
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by kernal 4y ago
Windows Phone was always destined to fall. There is no scenario in which Windows Phone would not been beaten into irrelevance by Google and by Microsoft's own actions in undermining their underwhelming and unpopular mobile OS.
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by kernal 4y ago
Has the actual number been disclosed? It seems whenever someone mentions this the number keeps getting higher and higher.
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by kernal 4y ago
I'm looking forward to the discussion on how Apple's ad business is more ethical and good for us.
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by kernal 4y ago
You must have missed the part where the UI/UX was entirely created by Volvo. The Hummer UI is especially futuristic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNTisbC9-8Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqjRO1d0i
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by kernal 4y ago
Repeat business, perhaps?
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by kernal 4y ago
I must have mussed the part where Dell compiled the Windows OS source code and created their own OS. Additionally, do you blame Debian when Ubuntu isn't updated? According to your flawed logic, you do.
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by kernal 4y ago
No, it's not an Android tablet, just like it's not an "Android phone" as you previously purported. I suggest you research Volvo's implementation of Android Automotive to get a better understanding of what it is rath
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by kernal 4y ago
So you know what's better for BMW customers than BMW? Have you informed BMW of this revelation?
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by kernal 4y ago
Is that why BMW is integrating Android Automotive? https://www.press.bmwgroup.com/global/article/detail/T040187...
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by kernal 4y ago
I suggest you research Android Automotive and what exactly it is, as it's not an "Android phone". As for half of Americans not wanting to use Android, because it's Android, I find that statement amusing as you would rath
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by kernal 4y ago
I must have missed the 56+ Ford Sync monthly updates. Do you know where I can download them?
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by kernal 4y ago
Why would Google pay for something Ford is entirely responsible for? Ford is rolling a customized version of Android Automotive, as all car OEMs are. Do you blame Google for Samsung not updating their phones?
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by kernal 4y ago
>We should think about how we can minimize distractions and really raise the bar on both product excellence and productivity Google needs to do what Coinbase did and give an ultimatum to their woke social justice warriors.

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