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by meibo 6y ago
Only if you listen on shuffle(like every music app I guess) or in their AI lists. Would be nice if the AI ones would respect that for sure, was wondering why that's not a thing since like 2016.
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by meibo 6y ago
Wrapped works so well because it panders to you. Everyone likes to be acknowledged for listening to the weird indie band they discovered earlier this year. I enjoy it anyways, and Spotify is still a great service for now - I wonder if it&#x
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by meibo 6y ago
With this, you really have to mind that camera quality on Zoom and WebEx is usually so terrible that you can't read anything smaller than what he put on his slide and in an illegible color(like red on brown), since the camera is the fi
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by meibo 6y ago
Disclaimer: Supergiant also sold out to Epic Games, one of the game industry harbingers of doom and workplace abuse(together with Activision-Blizzard). Might not want to give those any money.
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by meibo 6y ago
That's interesting, thanks - will read up on that. I'm gay but I sadly wasn't existing enough in the early 90s to have caught it live :)
576.
by meibo 6y ago
Makes me wonder if there was a lot of thought given to ethics when planning this study. If we've learned anything, we should know that people will be terrible enough to want to "cure" homosexuality or detect it before birth,
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by meibo 6y ago
Maybe that's your experience because you're into the matter, for me, judging from the screenshots and explanation, it seems like Scratch-like/no-code CV which seems pretty cool.
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by meibo 6y ago
I'd rather not use the service if it has hCaptcha OR ReCaptcha. hCaptcha has bad UX, their dataset is way harder to decipher and commonly takes me three or four tries to get around on Cloudflare, if it doesn't keep failing with a
579.
by meibo 6y ago
Polarization ticks something off in our brains, especially if it's negative and conform with your pre-existing views on a particular subject. I guess HN users might have caught up to the rest of the internet on how to get clicks.
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by meibo 6y ago
You don't need to provide this publicly if you do not have any billing in your app, so no IAP or paid apps. They might just not verify it though. Google has it, since publishing requires a $15 one-time fee. Of course, you can put bogus
581.
by meibo 6y ago
Because most Android users don't know about Google Lens/their camera app and google "Barcode Scanner app" when they get their phone.
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by meibo 6y ago
If anything, it seems to work out for him at SpaceX. Speed and latency measured with the Starlink beta/GA are unparalleled at the moment, yet to see if they worsen with an increase of userbase.
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by meibo 6y ago
Why is lobbyism not a solved problem? Why is it not yet more scrutinized than it should be? Peace and freedom in all western countries is at stake because there is no accountability. Is money that powerful? What else can we do than to vote
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by meibo 6y ago
If you think that conversion therapy is voluntary in most cases, you're delusional. There's a lot of outside pressure involved and often, you don't really have a chance but to give into that until you can leave your whole fam
585.
by meibo 6y ago
Say what you will, this isn't too different to what ex-gay/re-education that is happening in a lot of western countries is doing to children on the behalf of evangelism/religion, they just don't bother hiding it. I wonde
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by meibo 6y ago
It's a legal requirement in some EU countries to have a valid imprint with address and owner information. People getting mail from lawyers, demanding an imprint, is not unheard of.
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by meibo 6y ago
My experience with the Signal team in issues and their community has been about the same. They're generally dismissive, especially so about design problems that cause a big amount of bugs that are strewn throughout Signal, like their h
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by meibo 6y ago
I wonder if it would be feasible for e.g. Canonical to offer a free, hosted implementation of the Sync servers. The protocol is openly documented afaik, and there might already be efforts to implement an open server. It also has e2ee built-
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by meibo 6y ago
Telegram got around Russian censors by constantly pushing new IPs for their servers with Google Cloud. Of course this is a cat and mouse game as well, but it worked out well for them, since Russia didn't want to block all of Google&#x2
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by meibo 6y ago
Absolutely. Some smart person at my local school district decided that all rooms be fitted with Apple TVs(a great budget decision, especially since they're used exclusively as cast targets and have no accounts), which now only about 30
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by meibo 6y ago
Because Raspbian is made for mainly educational purposes, and VS Code is the most user-friendly text editor, so they are shipping it. The lite image uses the same patches/base the full educational image uses, so the repo was also insta
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by meibo 6y ago
Ouch, that color scheme probably hurts more than the lack of code.
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by meibo 6y ago
Since authoritarian governments noticed that this is something they can actually do, it seems as if it's becoming more and more popular. Will be interesting to see when this first happens in an European or American country.
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by meibo 6y ago
Demo hangs chrome until it gives up with "Page unresponsive" - I think there's solutions like this that work by pre-rendering images from various angles. Using that as a fallback on devices that you just shouldn't force
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by meibo 6y ago
People have been saying that(HFs having made more money out of this than they lost/will recover in a short time) for a while now, but I doubt that a lot of the cult-like newbie flood on WSB/other investment or crypto subreddits th
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by meibo 6y ago
Check out some of the high-res 3D surface scans of paintings that were done by Hirox a while ago. They really give you the chance to see some of this work on a screen. Seeing the detail when zooming in is quite stunning. This is "girl
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by meibo 6y ago
It's nice that there's ways to make this friendlier for creators, but wouldn't most bigger services rather block and build a cheap system in-house than rely on a SaaS/b2b product, if you don't give it away for free
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by meibo 6y ago
I'm very concerned for e.g. YouTube and the vast amount of content already on there, since they will most likely apply the more aggressive filtering worldwide - maybe solutions like Peertube instances that are clearly labeled "not
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by meibo 6y ago
This is very true and the main point people brought against the EU's article 17(the "upload filter") mandating a scan of all user-generated content for copyrighted material that was put in place by oh so many very well paid(a
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by meibo 6y ago
No, at the moment, the law explicitly only mentions "Google" and "Facebook". That should tell you a lot about the people that lobbied/wrote it.

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