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meibo
5y ago
Apple is running "the phone that respects your privacy" ads in prime time slots for 3 years now. A lot of people have chosen apple devices based on this promise. You know what you get when you use Google accounts.
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meibo
5y ago
A lot of ports, especially from Japan, only do menus and graphics in new/general-purpose engines and use a native library with their old codebases for logic. I can imagine that this was done here, Godot isn't really ready for a ga
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meibo
5y ago
Yeah, a few artists I follow were in the first batch and I'm already getting tired of them shilling for Patreon, Twitch subs, Ko-Fi and now Twitter subscriptions, all at once, all over my timeline. I realize these people need an income
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meibo
5y ago
> Will Windows 11 finally bring in the year of the Linux desktop? Is this sarcasm? After so many years, it's just hard for me to take seriously. Linux UX, not just in the DE department, is still trash for any non-technical user.
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meibo
5y ago
No, especially not for non-technical users. I support a popular software package and we run integrity checks on our own binaries - in recent months, the number of people that contact us and send us samples of our binaries infected with some
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meibo
5y ago
Picasa as well, though Google nowadays does a pretty great job at getting all pictures you have on your account together with https://get.google.com/albumarchive/
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meibo
5y ago
I don't think I'm ready to invest in a photo hosting solution again, be it with my time, my money, or my data, without it being open source/self-hostable or at least open core with a community behind it. Been duped too many t
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meibo
5y ago
Sitting in a meeting and saying a few words is like 10% of what Zoom can do - there's webinars, breakout rooms, Q&A, polls, moderation, and a lot of other smaller features which are incomplete or unavailable on the web client.
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meibo
5y ago
Judging by my previous interactions with their engineering and "Trust & Safety" team, yes, this is generally how it goes. Working for Discord and getting that badge must give you quite the ego boost. Conversations with them fe
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meibo
5y ago
On Windows, you can update these as often as you want to and the compositor will handle it fine - you can do a lot of cool animations/demos with it. Is this a macOS specific issue, or is the JS API these guys are providing not able to
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meibo
5y ago
Vaccines are a very good way to prevent serious disease and may make it possible to eradicate diseases. The best medical treatment is the one you never have to do.
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meibo
5y ago
The official app is genuinely well made and has nice features like selecting your favorite languages, saving entries in lists, tabs, and offline reading. I think it's one of the few things on my phone that I actually prefer the app ver
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meibo
5y ago
Naver runs a wide variety of services you'd expect, like payments, an online translator, a Yahoo Answers equivalent, messaging(LINE, which is ubiquitous not just in SK), a free blog offering, a search engine and a web browser. https:&
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meibo
5y ago
Interesting to note here is that SK has a healthy local "online services" industry. They have their own Google equivalents, like Naver, that have comparable(and sometimes better because optimized to SK) services and don't hav
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meibo
5y ago
Apple itself is currently obsoleting IP-based account theft heuristics with their iCloud VPN, so they might have stopped relying on it internally already :)
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meibo
5y ago
And still, in 2021, people die because some team at Apple can't write a memory-safe serializer for their own proprietary formats and image codecs. These exploits are in the hands of governments that have proven to not shy away from tor
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meibo
5y ago
Microsoft has 181,000 full-time employees. There's probably quite a few teams in that company that never have anything to do with each other.
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meibo
5y ago
You live in a country that has your name and your birthdate on file for ID, taxes, you presumably have health insurance that already knows you have the vaccine - the EU system as it is right now is designed to prevent those entities from co
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meibo
5y ago
"Things change as time goes on" is not an excuse to ignore valid standards. All big email providers know this and know that GETs should not affect their unsubscribe/confirmation links. It's part of their job.
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meibo
5y ago
There is a JavaScript API that abstracts this, so Google Meet/whatever asked can only read the "final" video stream of what you selected and not everything that's going on, which stays in your local browser.
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meibo
5y ago
You only write code once, Amazon replaces its entire expendable workforce once a year.
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meibo
5y ago
Good one, calling their paying customers that bought into the ecosystem on the promise of privacy the "screeching minority" :) Was about to get an iPad Pro for work, will not get an iPad Pro ever.
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meibo
5y ago
Won't anyone think of the children! And Tim Cook personally promised to not look at anything in my unencrypted iCloud backup, they really care about privacy! And you can be sure that there's no way for the PRC, that already runs i
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meibo
5y ago
If you can save a million or two in salaries for testers for all Docs products, for software that in most cases just works as well as in Chrome, why waste the money? Google is a company. Automated tests can help with this, but you also need
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meibo
5y ago
It's common to work around browser bugs like this. I wouldn't blame some possible hack a tired dev implemented on a busy Thursday on a grand scheme to strip you of your freedom - in the end it's just people working there. Esp
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meibo
5y ago
Sometimes the rule is to not editorialize, sometimes you get slapped for it, other times the hall monitors step in to change the title after the fact because they don't like the article's actual title. They want you to remove clic
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meibo
5y ago
I would get crucified at my org if I put that on my feed/screen. Wouldn't want to work at a place with a culture like that.
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meibo
5y ago
Conferences are essential in building a healthy community - and seeing who you actually "work for", especially as an open source developer. Sure, you can sit on Zoom for an hour or two and hold a talk, but you really can't be
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meibo
5y ago
"How to cripple your workflow worse than Windows 11 could ever hope to"
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meibo
5y ago
You can sign 7 apps a week for your own device with the tethered non-dev Apple ID. The certificates expire a week after, so you need to resign those 7 apps every week or they will stop working. All of the "alternative" stores and
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