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by lozenge 3y ago
Surely they can provide the option, it's up to the end user to seek legally necessary consent before activating the recording feature.
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by lozenge 3y ago
The question was for a home server app- literally for them and their family. I doubt the terms would be that onerous.
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by lozenge 3y ago
That depends on how much power you give the locals. Sometimes the state level has power to disempower the local NIMBYs. Like with SB-9. https://www.fullstackeconomics.com/p/how-california-plans-to...
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by lozenge 3y ago
I'm just working through Apple's reasoning. The idea that PWAs aren't in common use now therefore they won't be used in the future is completely wrong and that's borne out by history. Apple held the door closed for
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by lozenge 3y ago
That's exactly the feature Apple is removing in the EU.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Open a developer account with Apple. Get your app Notarized (not the same as App Store review). List your app on an alternative app marketplace, agreeing to their terms of service. Download it from there.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Look at how Google pushed Chrome on its websites and people picked it up. They could do the same for web apps. What's been limiting them all this time is Apple policy. Apple policy 1- PWAs on iPhone must use Safari, Safari only has fea
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by lozenge 3y ago
Yep, it works until you've captured the market and users have no alternative. Then after that it still works!
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by lozenge 3y ago
No, they specifically said they have no objection to the option of dark mode. They defined their zealots as people who won't put up with other people using light mode.
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by lozenge 3y ago
> the exception is already bad for iPhone security It objectively is. Safari is a weak spot in the iPhone security. https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2023-42890/ https://www.cvedetails.com/cve&
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by lozenge 3y ago
Apple uses W^X, meaning all the executable code is included in the app download. If the app writes to some memory, eg after downloading something from the internet, it can't then jump into- execute- that memory. When Apple or anybody r
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by lozenge 3y ago
I don't mean just adding an improved notification API, I mean they could literally allow access to the entire SwiftUI and all other iOS APIs from the web. Heck, they could allow PWAs to run in Objective-C instead of JavaScript. At that
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by lozenge 3y ago
Most people don't use PWAs... as they exist today. What would happen if Google added all the APIs to Chrome that are needed for every one of their iOS apps, and then offered them as "PWAs that work best with Google Chrome"? G
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by lozenge 3y ago
> Will this suffice legally or does the DMA text need improvement? We can't tell until this goes to court, and Apple was always going to fight every step of the way and make the EU take them to court.
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by lozenge 3y ago
You aren't just buying a company, you're buying a job. In this blog post, the payroll expense is $250k a year. The founder is working for free 40 hours a week, acting as a software dev, managing a $40k advertising budget, developi
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by lozenge 3y ago
Here's the Facebook equivalent: Permission to use content that you create and share: Some content that you share or upload, such as photos or videos, may be protected by intellectual property laws. You retain ownership of the intellect
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by lozenge 3y ago
And Apple is the only option businesses have. Without an iPhone app most online businesses are dead in the water.
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by lozenge 3y ago
>It's not being an evil monopoly merely to have built the most desirable thing. Yes it is. Look at Visa and MasterCard. Even if there was no anti competitive practices (which I don't know), we wouldn't want them to take 6%
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by lozenge 3y ago
The difference is taxes are set and disbursed democratically. Apple taxes are whatever they want them to be and are disbursed according to their board. Heck they could introduce a tax on Amazon deliveries when Amazon is installed through th
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by lozenge 3y ago
It's a document format. The width is fixed by the browser window but the height is "as high as the document needs". As for vertical writing, it wasn't a priority to the Western authors of web browsers at the time, then b
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by lozenge 3y ago
Is that a universal rule that experienced engineers salaries should be similar to heads of state? I'm not grasping the connection...
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by lozenge 3y ago
No, you can also have a mini roundabout, which is a white circle painted on the road. Maybe slightly raised but with no kerb so you can just drive over it. Yield to anybody in the junction and yield to the right (we drive on the left). Very
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by lozenge 3y ago
Can you provide a source that swerving to prevent a collision is not legal?
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by lozenge 3y ago
I have never seen a normal person use or install a PWA so this seems like pointlessly picking a fight on Apple's part.
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by lozenge 3y ago
I think they mean a Windows password. You enter it after the disk is already decrypted.
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by lozenge 3y ago
If you make the cables stronger, your devices are going to start breaking instead of the cables.
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by lozenge 3y ago
I'm not so sure about Miele. I looked at their washer dryers recently and there were a lot of complaints about TwinDos. I would say keep it simple and don't extend to features you wouldn't normally expect just because a manuf
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by lozenge 3y ago
Considering a number of Saas offer this service, I'd say it's feasible.
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by lozenge 3y ago
I think they removed plastic so they decided to make the self seal very strong.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Well, most people globally aren't drinking from a well near a farm that uses Roundup. So that isn't really relevant for this person.

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