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kwanbix
6y ago
Did you really measure the speed difference? I doubt it was that much. It was mostly about perception.
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kwanbix
6y ago
Bs. The speed difference in real life was never that much.
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kwanbix
6y ago
Apple is making lots of money by selling iPhones and services already (iCloud un such). Charging 30% is outrageous. The other problem is that Apple won't allow anyone to buy an app store for the iPhone.
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6y ago
The difference here is that Microsoft/Sony loose money to sell as many machines as possible to generate a viable market for the gaming studios (and obviously for them). On an iPhone, apple has made plenty of money already. In any case,
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kwanbix
6y ago
So if I use windows does that mean that every app dev must pay 30% to Ms because you can argue that I am using their apps thanks to Microsoft. And hey, why don't we also pay Intel or and, who did the processors?
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kwanbix
6y ago
I agree with you somehow. 30% sounds too high. 10% is much more reasonable. Imagine you selling a house and the realtor getting 30% of it. Crazy high.
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kwanbix
6y ago
Ten % Is more than reasonable. But the point here is that not o my do they charge 30%, they forbide you from selling from outside their store.
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kwanbix
6y ago
You meant to say bitwarden? Afaik Bitdefender Is an Antivirus.
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kwanbix
6y ago
Taxi´s companies have existed for a while. Compared to Uber the differences are: customer support is shitty, good luck getting a refund, you need to know the phone numbers or have the apps installed of all of the cities in the world. It is
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6y ago
I don´t know how is it in all of the world, but in many countries/cities, the problem with Taxi drivers is that there is no control, they treat you like shit, there is no one else to complain, they take you to the longest route, many h
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kwanbix
6y ago
I don't know what version of chromium you use, but I can install without any problem.
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kwanbix
6y ago
What does it have to do with delicious?
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kwanbix
6y ago
I don't get it. The ebook is 34 USD. At amazon you get the printed version for 31 USD. What is the logic there?
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kwanbix
6y ago
But in my experience I have never seen cases where you really save money. The outsourced dev charges less, yes, but the outsourcing company needs to make money. But let's say what was 10 an hour, now it is 5. In my experience is that w
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kwanbix
6y ago
> 1. If done correctly, non-Apple laptops may become significantly less attractive. Just like Android phones. What are you talking about? Android has about 72% of worldwide market share, so clearly Android phones are not significantly le
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kwanbix
6y ago
I believe if anything this pandemic has shown, is that remote work is much worse than in office work. Boring Video meetings. Lack of interactions. It takes two or three times to do the same things remotely in my line of work (Product Manage
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kwanbix
6y ago
Well, even if all of your software was open source, do you have the time to validate all of it, from the app to the OS? what about the CPU?
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kwanbix
6y ago
Well, many Joe Employees take work home, so how is that different? And also, Joe Employee can be decide to take interesting docs/info for his own use, I don't see much of a difference.
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kwanbix
6y ago
Office 365?
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kwanbix
6y ago
I have tried it already and it is of no use for me. I want a way to group tabs in different Chrome windows and assign the Chrome window a name, so that I can have: Work Window, News Window, Personal Window, Communication Window, etc. and in
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kwanbix
7y ago
I noticed that. That said, how does whatsapp is never affected by this? How do they achieve it?
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kwanbix
7y ago
The who.int you see is the url.
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kwanbix
7y ago
You have Android One today.
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kwanbix
7y ago
They re-invented themselves as a services company in the 2000s. For good or for worse.
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kwanbix
7y ago
Why would age determine your intelligence?
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7y ago
I cannot talk about Aliexpress because I never ordered there (seems absolutely chaotic for my taste), but rarely do I see better prices on ebay or other merchants. It happens, but it is very rare for my use case. In contrast, Amazon's
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kwanbix
7y ago
You are mentioning año (year) and ano (ass). The confusion is that for us spanish speakers, ñ sounds different than n. If I didn't knew how to type ñ I would actually write "anio". It is not exactly there, but it is much clos
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7y ago
I honestly don't understand how people can live without bidets.
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7y ago
Most "aggressive of chemicals" doesn´t sound too good...
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7y ago
What I don't understand is, if you are afraid of the Chinese government somehow interfering with the building process, shouldn't they start building everything in US?
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