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by lovethevoid 2y ago
For basic notes, the ones that come with most devices imo are very good. Apple notes, Samsung notes, Onenote, all very good. So good I find it difficult to recommend anything else to people, like Notion still doesn’t even have proper pen&#x
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
We’re all glorified relational DB when you think about it lol Notion was one of THE new tastemakers. Every startup copying their designs, now there’s AI generators to make “notion style art”. To see their new pages and additions have such c
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
You just replied to a comment in which they did not reply to you. Thus, you were not heard. Why? Why did you do this instead of talking to a friend on the phone or in a video call or text where your qualifier actually holds true? Did you lo
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It's a good thing France didn't arrest Telegram then ;)
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
There is no logical inconsistency here. Durov, a citizen of France, failed to comply with their own country's process. This isn't a "random country" applied "for anyone".
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Since the mid 2010s at least. It was common then that Intel would expect far greater for less pay than others. They're also known for paying half than the market rate for contract work too.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
https://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/apps/telegram-gibt-nutzerdat... > Translated: Contrary to what has been publicly stated so far, the operators of the messenger app Telegram have released user data to the Federal
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Telegram still collects and stores private user data, and as per their own privacy policy. This isn't in stark contrast to western companies at all. Additionally, they fulfilled requests made in Brazil, India, and Germany to name some
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Most people really never left the calling people part. Tech just made it easier for them. I've known people who have gone from on the phone all the time people to using skype to those in discord voice chats. Largely because of the cost
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
They aren't saying they're the same, I'm not sure how you got that interpretation. It's very clear they're highlighting the hypocrisy that arises from claiming to be against automating away aspects of programming wh
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They are only but a symptom.
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Both of these can be true, and it’s far more likely to be self reinforcing. Because it’s such an unimpeachable monopoly, the competition that doesn’t put forth billions are doomed to fail. People talk about feature parity, but that’s irrele
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
For the reasons the FDA and EMA approved it, for diabetes, yes.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
The local compute problem is a cost problem, and most people do not have the hardware necessary and judging by trends this will continue for another ~decade.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Sublime Text is likely closer to what you're looking for.
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>Unless you are the manufacturer for your own goods, then you are competing on often-thin margins within a crowded industry with lots of competition where everyone more-or-less offers the same price. That's not true. You don't
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Netflix doesn’t have the leverage anymore. If people start having problems with it, even when caused by ISPs, people will just subscribe to Disney or Max or whatever. Long gone are the days where they can perform such grandstanding.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Huh? This isn’t free as in freedom. This is a server they control and can alter at any point. You can use alternative services to manage your own servers if you want for “free-as-in-freedom”.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Should have specified, isn't allowed in the US App Store.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Unlike the general trend which is that obesity is the primary cause, for your case it might be a combination of elevated stress and your triathlon work. If you were not working with a professional on your recovery and prevention, it might b
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
A tax is a disincentive, not a restriction of freedom. As in, if you want that sugar, you will pay extra for it due to the increased strain on the healthcare system you likely will add to down the line. You can still consume as much as you
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
This isn’t allowed in the US, not sure about the new EU rules regarding this specifically. Best they can do is show a “deduction” only on web/other platforms that shows they’re getting it cheaper than iOS iirc.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
In Apples case they changed that several years ago so you can definitely charge your Apple users more. However you will get the app rejected if you show any sign of showing users that you can buy it cheaper elsewhere than the Apple system.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
The developers part relates to having to deal with Apple and Google’s review process, hence the dislike.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Whether Apple believes it can strongarm the related companies.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
PrivacyGuides (not affiliated with them, just find it a useful resource), highlights Proton, Mullvad, and iVPN as reputable depending on your use. They state Proton does not support ipv6 yet, Mullvad removed remote port forwarding, and iVPN
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Not all browser marketshare statistics are sourced the same way, but often those native redirects aren't included, likewise for things like electron and CEF use. Also Edge use being far lower in Desktop use indicates that there's
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Both, most of the latter is happening on X and specific reddit subs that encourage that sort of nonsensical thinking regarding the stock market. Everywhere else (on social media) the response is quite tepid, mostly focused on Japan.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Defaults are incredibly powerful, Safari and Edge are the second and third most popular browsers next to Chrome. Chrome itself is a default on a lot of android devices. Speaking of android devices, Samsung Internet is 4th/5th most popu
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Have you been spending too much time on wallstreetbets? This doesn't make any logical sense, a sharp increase in numbers doesn't justify taking on 24bn net debt.

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