mcfedr

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by mcfedr 3y ago
And yet that judge didn't find a problem, which is stunning really, when, at least as far as I can see, the case that apple is monopolising the app store is just so obvious
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by mcfedr 3y ago
As a developer, It gives apple all the power, I don't own the relationship between me and my customers. And the same as a customer, you have this third party butting in, and getting in the way of the experience.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Your joking right? Nothing apple does is preventing any of that
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by mcfedr 3y ago
As an app developer, I'm massively behind them
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by mcfedr 3y ago
It's in the app store rules, media companies have a special deal, that no one else gets.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Is it pro consumer? Those exact reasons you describe are why apps want you to make an account. Doing customer service for people in this situation is a nightmare
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by mcfedr 3y ago
No one found inside documents showing apple was playing games, but I struggle to believe there is none of that going on.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
The primary feature of iMessage is lock-in. Everything else is secondary.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Fun game! Wouldn't want the job!
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by mcfedr 3y ago
It's my personal reason)) I've tried containers, maybe something got better, but I just simple, one window with everything in my work profile, another window, everything in personal, it's so easy to use in chrome. I can close
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by mcfedr 3y ago
And yet there are so many good alternatives... Never understood why people put up with it
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Multiple profiles from chrome is such an important feature for me, I don't know people cope without it.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Multiple profiles
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Features. Be as good as chrome and id use it.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
I'm running definitive edition from steam on my M2, works great, using Wineskin with dxvk
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by mcfedr 3y ago
You just described all websites
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Keynote has had this basically since the iPhone existed
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Of everything I've tried, gitlab co is my favourite. It's just a shell script, and that makes it super simple to replicate yourself locally, and - I think most importantly - it's really obvious what it's doing. I think
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Yea and it offers a newer crossover build than whiskey, not sure why whiskey isn't using the latest open source version available
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Just found this a few days ago, looks like a nice start, but less developed (so far) than some of the others. I landed on Wineskin for my usage (playing AoE2) as i found it most understandable. Also check out Porting Kit for click and play.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Corruption
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Does seem particularly ironic that the actual malware was/is hosted by Google themselves
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by mcfedr 3y ago
I basically stopped using Instagram because it only shows you algorithm feed, I see so little content from the people I follow
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by mcfedr 3y ago
And spend 20 mins less waiting in there rain for them
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by mcfedr 3y ago
You'd hope the advert of non-toxic would help
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by mcfedr 3y ago
It was, but was long charged per message, so things like WhatsApp were quickly appealing, also for group chat, that SMS never did
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by mcfedr 3y ago
That's what stops it being an open source license
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Just call this a specialised browser
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Maybe that would actually help you to prove if you are being asked to do something unreasonable
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Yes this! This is the main thing stopping me moving. The ux is currently horrible because you have to run multiple copies of the browser

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