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by kjakm 6y ago
Things aren't quietly added/removed. Each release comes with updated release notes/changelog and typically points out things that are WIP or broken temporarily.
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> I think the problem is that people generally don’t know when they’ll return to a tab, so they leave it open, and that creating a bookmark is asking too much commitment for something potentially ephemeral. Safari's reading list is
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by kjakm 6y ago
We need to stop this trend of calling anti-equal rights views "politics" as a way of playing down their severity. If your personal opinions are that others don't deserve the same basic rights that you have you should face the
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by kjakm 6y ago
>> We don't have cheerleaders in the UK, because what's the point anyway? We do. Not usually at sports games but it's a decent sized sport in a lot of universities these days with national competitions etc. I didn&#x27
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by kjakm 6y ago
It depends what time of job you do. I only ever installed it for one contract which was the only hourly contract I ever did. The requirements of the project were regularly changing and there were no minimum/maximum number of hours (the
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by kjakm 6y ago
I've experienced this kind of software working on an hourly contract via UpWork. It would take screenshots at random points in 10 minute intervals, and would track number of mouse clicks/key presses. I think everything was logged
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Google removes Uluru virtual walk from Street View(bbc.co.uk)
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Man dies from eating more than a bag of liquorice a day(bbc.co.uk)
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That's a great idea.
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>> your feed only shows things from the people you follow This is untrue. It used to be the case but now Twitter shows content from people I don't follow based on actions taken by people I follow. Although everyone I follow only
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by kjakm 6y ago
This sounds like you’re saying if you’re an artist, and you do a really good job, you shouldn’t get paid and should lose the rights to your work. That’s quite a strange concept.
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They seem a bit silly until you get one and then the idea of going without it feels frustrating. I have a couple (kitchen/living room and bedroom). I use it daily for setting timers when cooking, turning on/off the lights and adju
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I take your point but I would argue you could remove 'me' from my statement and it would hold true. I think the pop stars mentioned make people 'feel' more through their social media and image than their music. Maybe I&#
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I understand your point about taking part but what percentage of people take part vs. people who simply watch? It's not just the dance videos too. There's very little interesting content on TikTok in my opinion. It will certainly
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My complaint would be less the instrumentals (it's formulaic but that doesn't make it bad) but the lyrics. Look up the lyrics to any of the songs you listed and read them. If you don't have the melody in your head they read a
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by kjakm 6y ago
Is this the natural progression from 'albums are full of filler I just want the singles'? Now it's 'the single is full of filler I just want the chorus'? It kind of hints that people nowadays only want the highest q
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by kjakm 6y ago
It’s not a point of view, it’s the legal position of at least the European Convention on Human Rights/UK Human Rights Act and I believe also the UN Declaration of Human Rights.
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I think it’s only a matter of time until people with opinions like his look like dinosaurs. I’ve seen companies where overall productivity has increased and management still want to get everyone back in the office. I’ve noticed there are a
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by kjakm 6y ago
In an international human rights context, typically, freedom of speech is a qualified right as opposed to an absolute right. In other words it can be curtailed to an extent if it comes into conflict with other human rights.
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>> Abolish them, the artists make most of their money in other ways anyway And look how great that's working out for them now that an entire year, potentially more of touring has been cancelled. Why don't software companies
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by kjakm 6y ago
This will be more similar to giving location or push permissions that a cookie warning. You have to actively opt-in to allowing an app access to your IDFA on an app-by-app basis. They can ask you to do this one time and if you say no the on
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Details for app privacy questions now available(developer.apple.com)
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Apple, Google, and Amazon respond to European tech taxes by passing on costs(theverge.com)
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They do this based on shows. There's a show from New York, a few from London, some from LA, and then a bunch of artist-led shows. They're all run on a schedule so you can tune in to the ones you're interested in.
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In terms of “tentpole” shows Elton John has hosted his for a long time and it’s fantastic. Josh Homme also does a great show (which seems to run in “seasons” rather than every week).
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I believe desktop Stacks is only a version old (10.14) so you probably haven't been missing it for too long fortunately. Another good tip for screenshots is disabling the floating thumbnail. Just open the screenshot app and disable it
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Trump administration calls for broad ban on 'untrusted' Chinese apps like TikTok(cnet.com)
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by kjakm 6y ago
I thought all Health data was kept on-device with Apple platforms. Wasn't that the point of the secure enclave they introduced a good few years ago?
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England's test and trace programme 'breaks GDPR data law'(bbc.co.uk)
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Northern Ireland to launch separate contact-tracing app(bbc.co.uk)
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