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901.
by misnome 6y ago
Right. I signed up for a notification when the Pocket was available for order again. Instead I just got this spammed into my inbox.
902.
by misnome 6y ago
It looks nice but the very load, stuck audio when loading anything makes it very annoying. I'd advice turning audio down in case it also happens on your platform (Chrome/mac here).
903.
by misnome 6y ago
It looks like a good package, and wasn't trying to put it down in any way it's just this... isn't at all what I expected from the title, and IMO the content doesn't seem to be immediately enlightening for people who don&
904.
by misnome 6y ago
I understood that it’s an acceptable Server response, as per spec, but it’s a bug on the client that it asks for the now-invalid file handle even though it’s had it’s delegation withdrawn - from the client’s perspective it has no reason to
905.
by misnome 6y ago
This is a misleading title, it looks more like a “what’s new” changelog than... “Build easy animations with Julia”. It even talks about tutorials they will write, in the future. It’s actual title “Javis v0.2 and the Future” seems to more ac
906.
by misnome 6y ago
Right, but that contradicts the parent assertion that it's outright illegal. FWIW I'm not sure I buy that - there are way too many services and companies, large and small, that don't have this symmetry of subscription.
907.
by misnome 6y ago
Had similar problem with The Times in the UK, but it seems it's pretty common for newspapers. The online subscription could only be cancelled by telephone, on a phone line with small and inconvenient windows of opportunity, with long w
908.
by misnome 6y ago
Yeah, we just got a "Fix a typo in README" PR that added the words "Fix a typo in the README" to the README, and we're a pretty niche open source repository.
909.
by misnome 6y ago
This is good. There's not much information around on this topic, and often roles seem only vaguely hinted at. The lab I work at recently had a "worry" during recent attacks on UK science infrastructure that someone might have
910.
by misnome 6y ago
Until that lawsuit completes, isn't it reasonable for Apple to continue enforcing the existing contract? Didn't Epic even file for an injunction to stop them doing exactly this, and were denied? (the court just prevented apple fro
911.
by misnome 6y ago
> I remember the cloned sheep over a decade ago Slightly out in your “remember a long time ago” - Dolly was born in 1996! Pet cloning apparently started in 2004! So it’s been around long enough to somewhat mature.
912.
by misnome 6y ago
What about different packages with different version dependencies?
913.
by misnome 6y ago
This update seems to have broken things all over. Our CI conda-based builds all broke overnight as Conda-forge deployed, and then undeployed v50.
914.
by misnome 6y ago
I think that the word "clearly" isn't so obvious as you seem to think.
915.
by misnome 6y ago
Not for normal violations, but in cases where developers have deliberately snuck in stuff against the rules they’ve banned accounts before.
916.
by misnome 6y ago
Aren’t the tools freely available without a developer account?
917.
by misnome 6y ago
If a game deliberately bypassed paying Microsoft their cut of the in-game transactions, you think that Microsoft would be fine leaving the game in the store doing this?
918.
by misnome 6y ago
> The definition of anti trust is to use your position in one market to gain an unfair advantage in an other market What is the "other market" in this scenario?
919.
by misnome 6y ago
I still don't understand what "Denying access to the SDK" is supposed to mean. Aren't the iOS and Mac development tools free to download without a developer account? Isn't publishing on the app stores the only thing
920.
by misnome 6y ago
But... it does describe the difference between Netflix, which is what the thread is about?
921.
by misnome 6y ago
Ah, but that's outside of Fortnite. Inside Fortnite they have a monopoly on selling items, right?
922.
by misnome 6y ago
> We allow everyone to drive Don't people normally get qualified to drive, controlled by the Government? Is that what you are advocating?
923.
by misnome 6y ago
Oh, no there are a few of things here, and I think I got slightly confused. There is local signing, which I believe is short term - e.g. your own machine and device, which doesn't require paying anything to apple for a developer member
924.
by misnome 6y ago
> Epic doesn't have a monopoly on any market. Epic has a monopoly on selling items inside Fortnite. The problem is that as soon as you allow narrowing your definition of words to whatever supports your argument, then they become mea
925.
by misnome 6y ago
I don't understand these arguments either. It's not illegal to have high product margins, right? Why can't they charge whatever they want? It comes across as pure moral "I don't like it" objection, which is fin
926.
by misnome 6y ago
> Instead, Epic pulled a publicity stunt by sneaking it in, specifically so that Apple and Google would remove their app I definitely remember cases from the early years of the App Store where people would deliberately sneak e.g. tetheri
927.
by misnome 6y ago
You need to re-sign it frequently because the certificate is only short-lived, and I think there are difficulties in signing existing binaries that make it mostly only useful for things you can distribute the source for. It's not reall
928.
by misnome 6y ago
By this definition, surely as long as Apple didn't market it free from the App Store, it doesn't qualify as a general purpose device? If I could install a web browser and libreoffice on an xbox, would that meet your definition of
929.
by misnome 6y ago
Isn't that specific use mostly artificial by restricting your ability to install things though? If it's a CPU in a box, then it's purely a matter of what software you are allowed to install on it, right?
930.
by misnome 6y ago
Or tunnels that only your tesla car can drive through? I mean, per-car roads probably aren't a good business model, but if it's a privately owned road you can probably make up your own rules, and there would be nothing to stop you

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