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by mcfedr 2y ago
And to be fair, that's how a Bluetooth mouse should work.
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by mcfedr 2y ago
Thanks cap!
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by mcfedr 2y ago
Some of the telegram channels are government run, so it's not just open source intel Of course it would be possible to detect these things yourself, you would just need an extensive radar network covering 600k km2 of Ukraine, and as mu
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by mcfedr 2y ago
I got an iPad a couple of years ago, was really disappointed by the how limited it felt in what I could do. Not to mention the awful app store.
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by mcfedr 2y ago
Presumably that's what they are showing with two wires with different shape connectors
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by mcfedr 2y ago
That is basically what I hear in my head everytime I see that flag
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by mcfedr 2y ago
I do agree, I think mostly car manufacturers are gonna make something worse, but it would be nice to have some more competition on the market as carplay and android something are also not good.
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by mcfedr 2y ago
You cannot make an iPhone app that has access to phone calls, sms, other apps notifications, other apps screens
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by mcfedr 2y ago
I really hope the lock in with have with car/phone a connection is something the EU addresses next. I don't like that car manufacturer has to use Apple / Google software, why can they not make an app that you install and your
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by mcfedr 3y ago
> Initially, my plan was to employ gaze tracking to identify moments when a user might be “zoned out”. Due to privacy considerations, Apple restricts access to such sensor data. First thing I see here, again, Apple with, here is a great
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by mcfedr 3y ago
The article puts it quite well > Generally, we recommend using a switch when the end user understands the user interface element as a setting that is either “on” or “off”. A checkbox is well suited for when the end user would understand
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Exporting in real time is the expectation, anything else is subpar.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
But what about ism isn't a solution, the problems above still exist, they exist for 65% of Americans, who thought they were buying a general purpose phone, but actually are buying a device for running apple software.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Shout out for photo prism, similar concept, with nice ai search, and doesn't need next cloud, just a folder. https://www.photoprism.app/ No affiliation, just a happy consumer.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Disable notifications and it's gone
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by mcfedr 3y ago
It's just incomparable. Sms - android choose 100 apps that can deal with SMS, iOS - one app, no one else can touch SMS Phone - same Wallet - any app can be a payment wallet, my own bank, privat24 has this functionality - iOS, only Appl
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by mcfedr 3y ago
You try and make an app that competes with Apple wallet. You will very quickly find you can never have access to the NFC hardware. And you could not trigger your app when required.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
I use photo sync for this, which was a one off payment. Of course you have to trigger it manually every few days because only Apple apps can actually work on iOS
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by mcfedr 3y ago
But none of them work like iCloud. No one but Apple is allowed to make an app that reliably ships your photos to the cloud.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
You have to open it at least every few days. Only Apple apps can work reliably on iOS.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Right! What a mess of a commit
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Not a bunch of pro Russia mafia
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Obviously with no context but what I hear Is the website illegal? Or maybe the police need to deal with spam calls more sensibly. Presumably they can trace where the calls are coming from in real life
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Apple is the reason. They make it impossible to compete, their apps have permissions no one else can have.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
But isn't the point that the number of times a c programmer thought they didn't need bounds checks and reality are very different. Also off by one errors and such. Rust won't let you make these mistakes
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by mcfedr 3y ago
That app is clearly connected to the os in ways that no other developer will ever be given access
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Luckily the law answers to people, and I'm sure the EU will see how this "plan" doesn't follow the law
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by mcfedr 3y ago
When there is a monopoly you are forced to deal with them
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Briefly reading sounds like this is the case, very limiting as an app store
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Yet they managed to do this for years for free when they had their walled garden up and and supposedly offered so much value to developers with their app store and such

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