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by luuurker 3y ago
"Apple already shipped attestation on the web, and we barely noticed" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36862494
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by luuurker 3y ago
Yes, they've been developing it for the past 10 years and it's always 3 years away. I'll believe it when I see it on a car.
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by luuurker 3y ago
> verbal promise "ha ha" indeed.
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by luuurker 3y ago
[Ignore this and see the reply to my comment. I can't open the site for some reason.] I don't think it's the joint account that makes them happy. It's their happiness and trust as a couple that makes them have a joint ac
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by luuurker 3y ago
Has that ever been confirmed? Because some variants operate from carriers and I'd be surprised if they have special hangars inside.
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by luuurker 3y ago
So you have to inspect the plane to make sure that stealth isn't compromised. How long does an inspection take? How often do they have to fix scratches? The only long maintenance mentioned there is the washing of the plane every 3 mont
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by luuurker 3y ago
While attempting to quote your post, I ended up quoting your quote of another comment, hence the "complete overhaul", not "extensive overhaul". My bad. You're doing a lot of guesswork to reach your conclusions. You
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by luuurker 3y ago
So you don't have any evidence (solid or otherwise) that backs up your claim about the F-35 requiring a "complete overhaul" after each flight. Do we even know where the maintenance costs go to? I also fail to see how the Russ
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by luuurker 3y ago
All you need is a domain and a server to host your own Mastodon instance.
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by luuurker 3y ago
What's your source for "it also needs extensive overhaul after every flight to maintain stealth coating"?
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by luuurker 3y ago
But it's not forbidden in many other religions and emojis are for everyone. I don't really care if there's a "God emoji" or not and wish good luck to those who'd have to picture God in an emoji, but this freedo
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by luuurker 3y ago
Isn't the parent comment complaining about the upgrade and mentions the hamburger menu as one of the "innovations"? The hamburger menu was already there, it's not new. That's the point, I think.
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by luuurker 3y ago
In the context of the two comments above yours, that doesn't invalidate what their point. I've been using a web/online only client for a few years and agree with the parent comment. Fastmail's web UI works better for me
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by luuurker 3y ago
Of course they've been downvoted. An app doesn't have to look like shit for it to be functional. It can be both. If they think it needs to look like Netscape Navigator to be functional, then at least they should understand that th
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by luuurker 3y ago
You're replying to someone that works at Amazon, not to Amazon itself. You also have no idea if they work for the shopping part of Amazon or Amazon Web Services, which is a completely different thing. On top of this, half of your compl
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by luuurker 3y ago
You'll find similar tiles in Portugal, usually inside old churches. Probably not exactly the same, but similar style at least.
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by luuurker 3y ago
I think they're joking. The twerking part is a reference to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waggle_dance
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by luuurker 3y ago
1. Wikipedia had the same issue with the Turkish government, fought it in Turkish courts and won. Twitter bent over and used the "but another even worse app will take our place" excuse you're using here. They're not help
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by luuurker 3y ago
On one hand, I too like better communications in situations like this. On the other, you knew they were aware of the issue and working on it. Updating the status page with a "we're trying to fix it" every hour or so wouldn&#x
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by luuurker 3y ago
They literally banned journalists reporting on his plane, easily gave in to the Turkish government, tried to ban links to other platforms, etc. It's okay to support someone, but at least do it without filtering out everything that does
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by luuurker 3y ago
Yes, it's a sarcastic "have".
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by luuurker 3y ago
> propaganda tool for one of the 2 political flavors in the US I'm not American, but that doesn't reflect what I was seeing on Twitter before I closed my account (mid/late 2020). I'm surprised to see a crowd that is s
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by luuurker 3y ago
There's some money on it, but not enough to get rich. For example, Imgur was profitable in 2014, but they had to raise money and expand... Maybe a service like this should start with ads and paid plans (that unlock restrictions), keep
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by luuurker 3y ago
I use Firefox, but not because it's more polished than Chrome. It's not. A small thing that annoys me: ctrl/cmd + click on bookmark doesn't behave like the same click on a web page (opening in the background). There are
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by luuurker 3y ago
> What do you mean by "show ads every now and then"? Last month, for example: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/mozilla-stops... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36077
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by luuurker 3y ago
On the other hand, you're being an asshole to someone that has to stand there and take your shit because they have debts and a rent to pay. And, since they deal with people all day, they know that moving to another work place with a pa
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by luuurker 3y ago
Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn redirect me to the login page without ever showing me the content. I guess they don't like my ISP. Since I'm not going to create an account, now I just avoid their links when searching for somethi
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by luuurker 3y ago
Imagine you go out for launch and see this random guy "loudly insulting" the staff because of some random internet stuff you don't understand or care about. Maybe you won't call the guy "Karen", but I'd be
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by luuurker 3y ago
> I've never scanned a QR That's okay. It's also okay to prefer a paper menu (I'm the same). > I don't intend to learn how I mean, no one is forced to learn, but knowing stuff is not a bad thing. It takes less
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by luuurker 3y ago
Not sure if it's a good idea to use that domain (startrek.website). It might attract some lawyers if it gets too popular.

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