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mstolpm
4y ago
Congrats on your launch! But honestly, your site gives me some huge red flags regarding your service: You don't have a legally valid "Impressum" on fruits.de: It points to fanbase.com and that one isn't even mentioning f
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4y ago
I'm using an old iPhone without a SIM card as a spare device and iMessage works on it WIFI-only. But I have to admit that initial setup of the Apple ID wasn't done on this phone. Perhaps you could setup your kids Apple IDs on anot
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Perhaps I was not precise about my comment on the nutrition information. It seems, under "nutrition facts" the text "x servings in this recipe" does not changed if you scale the recipe. You are right of cause that the si
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4y ago
Great idea, congrats. However, some observations: the first recipe I looked at listed the amount of water in ml, but the amount of flour in cups and stated the temperature in °F. Using cups and °F in Germany is not common: It would be great
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5y ago
If someone in my house is reading my notifications, is the device or the person to blame?
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5y ago
I don't know if I'm really the only one who shares an Amazon account with his significant other? My partner doesn't need Alexa to be notified what's on my wishlist ... she can just look it up. So blaming Alexa to spoil t
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5y ago
Yes, it is a macOS Monterey/iOS 15 feature and both are in early (!) Beta. Exit nodes may severly limited at the moment.
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5y ago
Are you sure? Isn't https://greencheck.gv.at/ a tool for private nightclubs, event managers, hospitality and so on to check the "grüner Pass" QR-Code certificate of their guests in Austria for accordance with
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6y ago
I'd assume you are not working in education? Of course, PyCharm has great features and you don't need to use all of them when working with the IDE on your own as a novice coder. But as a teacher, you have a completely different pr
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6y ago
Are you sure there isn't something wrong with your setup? Switching apps is near instant on my 8GB MBA M1, app startup is sometimes a bit laggy, but overall responsiveness is much better than on my 16GM MBP 2019.
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6y ago
PCs are availble from lots of different brands, you can even build your own from components. Game consoles are developed, built and produced by one and only one company: You can't buy an Xbox compatible console not from MS, neither a P
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6y ago
The price the customer pays is clearly for the package of hardware, operating system and (some) services. The 30% cut developers pay is for a monetized access to Apples iOS APIs. The 99$ fee is for access to developer tools, review process
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6y ago
Looks like a 3D crossover between the Apple logo and the date of the event. (Click on the graphics on an iPhone or iPad, you‘ll be greeted by an augmented reality view of the logo you can move around.)
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6y ago
Not true anymore for "modern" Hackintosh with OpenCore or Clover. Of course you need to set some parameters correctly, but it is way, waaay more easy and stabile than in the old days.
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6y ago
„Getting better is just screwing up less“ - Adam Savage
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6y ago
> For the record, we want there to be multiple app stores on iOS. Who is „we“? I know a lot of users that don‘t want or don‘t feel a need for other app stores. Of course, most developers would be glad to get alternatives or make more mon
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6y ago
Honestly, I don't see how an alternative App Store would change things for the better for most users: I'd assume that big players that don't like paying 30% to Apple would leave for other options and put a lot of marketing mo
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6y ago
In my opinion, developers do have the right to articulate critics - be it towards Apple or any other gatekeeper. Just stopping to use/develop for a platform isn't enough. However, I feel the discussion often misses a central point
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6y ago
Thanks. Had a lot on your site before posting, but didn't find that details. Perhaps you should add a link/hint on the frontpage regarding how you address GDPR compliance. (I'm not a lawyer, so I'm not qualified to judge
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Congrats. Interesting project, looks great. Could you comment on how you achieve GDPR compliance without the need of me getting a user consent from my visitors? I was always assuming that using a hosted solution like Plausible for analytics
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6y ago
Some of the problems: If you get an alert, are you personally responsible if you aren't going to self-quarantine immediately and perhaps infect others after being notified? What use would a tracing app have if anyone could ignore alert
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There was a big backlash in the last days in Germany over the intended central server solution favored before. More than 300 experts and groups warned about privacy implications. It seems mentioning Apple in this regard is more used to not
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Photos of parked airplanes at Vienna Airport VIE due to Covid
(austrianwings.info)
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7y ago
If one assumes there is nothing really nefarious going on, it seems they are trying to gain market share: Growth marketing to raise the company value. And looking at some people already using "zoom" and "zooming" as syno
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Investigations are on the way. Heise online writes (translated): "Hamburg data protection officer takes action against Clearview. Following a complaint, data protection officer Johannes Caspar is investigating the US company Clearview
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7y ago
They are, but I would only use one as a second device besides a real Mac. Setup and updates are relatively painless if you choose the right hardware and store additional kexts not on the system OS partition but the EFI boot partition. Bigge
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One possible reason: Cardboard absorbs moist, which is neccesary for the virus to stay active. Non-porous surfaces don't. In addition, it was a lab experiment and from what I read, neither is it known how big the droplets were they tes
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At the beginning of the crisis I was under the same impression and hoped for the government to provide masks here in Europe. Then, I learned some aspects I can‘t fully verify, but that changed my thinking about everyone using masks: Masks g
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> Also, you should definitely be wearing protective equipment when outside the home. Here in Austria, you can't even get masks or single-use hand gloves anymore. And I hear the same is happening in Germany. Moreover, we are advised
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Please don't mix national and worldwide numbers: WHO estimates 1,350,000 traffic related death worldwide [1]. That said, every single loss of life is a tragedy by itself. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_c
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