manderley

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by manderley 3y ago
Obviously untrue.
32.
by manderley 3y ago
Pure nonsense.
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by manderley 3y ago
Seems the article is accurate, then. And is it actually weird they didn't just copy the logo? I assume South Korea has robust trademark law enforcement.
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by manderley 3y ago
*Iphone and Android
35.
by manderley 3y ago
Apple Music Classical is available for Android, so you're not limited to the Iphone!
36.
by manderley 3y ago
Messages for Android (the Google SMS app) has a great web interface.
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by manderley 3y ago
I'm sure the time of a person posting on HN all the time is infinitely valuable.
38.
by manderley 3y ago
Clearly, archiving is just the same as your personal programming projects.
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by manderley 3y ago
Another option is to not be a weird know-it-all about all subjects.
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by manderley 3y ago
Seems like you have your work cut out for you, seems more productive than posting on HN all day every day.
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by manderley 3y ago
If only they had hired the expertise of someone that posts on Hacker News all day!
42.
by manderley 3y ago
Focusing on changes "under the hood" instead of flashy new user-visible features was the entire point of that release, it's not a myth at all.
43.
by manderley 3y ago
Virtually all applications for Mac OS storing their configuration in plist files is very hard to believe.
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by manderley 3y ago
Book bannings seem pretty popular in the offline-world of the US as well, not sure it's an online-only thing.
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by manderley 3y ago
While I don't even get your point, most people aren't going to sideload anything. Just like pretty much no one sideloads anything on their Android phone. It's irrelevant.
46.
by manderley 3y ago
Because web developers might not be incentivized to implement multiple different attestation protocols?
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by manderley 3y ago
Why wouldn't it allow a service to do exactly that?
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by manderley 3y ago
They're certainly a dominating player in the phone market.
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by manderley 3y ago
With there being no evidence of this supposedly widespread doctoring of records, sounds more like right-wingers got caught with their pants down driving a narrative to fit what and what they felt was right and what "TPTB" wanted,
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by manderley 3y ago
Sounds like new construction is inadequate in other metros as well, probably for different reasons.
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by manderley 3y ago
The SSD isn't all that fast with the Air, though.
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by manderley 3y ago
The Windows version has been out for a while. Mac OS support is new.
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by manderley 3y ago
Macs never had particularly long support cycles for their OS.
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by manderley 3y ago
That seems entirely reductive, even weird: I don't think Counter-Strike "sucks" and "should focus on retooling the game" just because cheaters exist.
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by manderley 3y ago
With a lack of ethical rules for supreme court justices, there is, essentially, no "bribery" regardless of what Apple representatives do.
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by manderley 3y ago
Seems you've decided that instead of adding value to the discussion by saying anything of interest, you're just quibbling about word definitions. Pretty lazy?
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by manderley 3y ago
It very obviously is blurry, though. There's a reason so many people notice this issue, you're not going to be able to explain it away.
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by manderley 3y ago
Are you just being weirdly pedantic? Everybody knows that Twitter isn't employing slave labor.
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by manderley 3y ago
Seems like companies that could have made money through licensing their product instead of being bought out?
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by manderley 3y ago
Apparently, many English speakers consider it to be acceptable, and have done so for more than half a century.

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