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mthoms
3y ago
No worries. It is indeed tons of data. I've already stored 200GB+ and I just started on Jan 1st.
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mthoms
3y ago
I appreciate the response, this is good to know. I apologize for not being clearer but what I'm specifically looking for is the "GeoColor" full-disk imagery [0], which I don't think is archived anywhere (beyond a couple
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mthoms
3y ago
Do you still have the image archive? I started collecting them at New Years with a script (Goes x 2, Himiwari-8, EU Metsat) and would love to be able to get older imagery. I'm more than happy to pay for any bandwidth costs, etc if you
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mthoms
3y ago
I agree. I'm asking if the courts do or do not.
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mthoms
3y ago
I haven't used it in quite a while so I'm wondering what the current issues with Sidecar are?
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mthoms
3y ago
Is there existing case law around browser extensions that only alter the presentation of a web page on the client machine? You know, things like adblockers or extensions that alter a specific site?
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mthoms
3y ago
That's really cool. I found the HN discussion for it if anyone else is interested: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34315782
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mthoms
3y ago
I've been using it with Vultr as well without a hitch.
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mthoms
3y ago
Yeah, he looks really friendly. According to that page, he has defended both a "landlord in a million dollar lead paint claim" and an "oil delivery company against a million dollar pollution claim". I'm sure he'
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mthoms
3y ago
EU apps are apps sold in the EU by EU developers. The motivation seems to be to make it less appealing to the vast majority of developers :-) I’m not sure if that’s a viable work around or not.
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3y ago
Apple is being disingenuous. The App Store didn't "generate" those "billings and sales". That number includes physical goods and subscriptions that didn't go through Apple. They used to report this number as sa
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mthoms
3y ago
It's interesting that Apple seem to be including (estimated) sales of physical goods (i.e. Amazon) and subscriptions (i.e. Netflix) that are billed entirely outside the App Store. I guess that since those apps came from the App Store t
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mthoms
3y ago
It seems there's some contradicting information. The main page linked by this very thread says "and/or": "Developers operating under the new business terms will have the option to distribute their iOS apps from the
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mthoms
3y ago
Apparently, once you sell in a non-Apple app store - you can't go back. Not just for the app in question; You, as a developer, can never sell in an Apple EU App Store ever again. Not even unrelated apps. Still appealing? "Develope
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3y ago
You're right - this clause needs more scrutiny. This is a poison pill (and a smoking gun in terms of malicious non-compliance). There is no good reason for this rule except greed and spite. Notice that this draconian rule is per devel
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mthoms
3y ago
Relevant: A cap on international students has been announced today. https://web.archive.org/web/20240122144208/https://www.thegl...
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mthoms
3y ago
Sure, but without context is difficult for the reader to understand if you are posting (a) because it contradicts, or (b) supports the argument being made. Both of those would be interesting to me, and it wasn't clear, so I asked. I me
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mthoms
3y ago
I don't think all that info is available via Amazon's API so the site owner must be scraping Amazon page listings. Surely this isn't allowed? What am I missing?
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mthoms
3y ago
It wasn’t “additional boistering evidence”. It was the exact same case law that very same person had already cited . Hence… I politely asked if they meant to reply to someone else. I don’t know why you’re talking about fighting.
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3y ago
Got it. Maybe your post should be more substantial then? Then people don’t have to guess what you’re trying to say. You literally just echoed back something to someone that they already said. That’s more than a little confusing to a reade
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3y ago
He doesn't have a criminal record though. He has an arrest record. Granted the way the article explained it is pretty poor. I'm not totally clear what it was trying to say in that regard. As an aside, Canada has a robust pardon sy
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mthoms
3y ago
You seem to be in agreement. Perhaps you responded to the wrong person? That's the same case law the parent cited (albeit indirectly - see their link up thread).
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3y ago
Straight out of training, RCMP officers almost always get posted to remote locations. Locations that nobody with any seniority will touch. These postings often require the new recruit to move - not just towns - but whole provinces away from
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mthoms
3y ago
Can you expand on this?
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mthoms
3y ago
What about it?
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mthoms
3y ago
Off topic: How does nitter continue to work despite the recent Twitter/X API changes?
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mthoms
3y ago
Am I correct in understanding that this can inject code on MacOS without disabling SIP? That sounds like a big problem as far as Apple should be concerned. But, it sounds like heaven for us tinkerers.
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For sure. I don't think I implied otherwise.
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>it's also a little funny that DHH is saying that apple exempted them from the rules last time and then a couple paragraphs later is complaining that apple exempts other companies from the rules as well The author wants clear and fa
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mthoms
3y ago
I'm in a similar position. Can you not use UIKit in Swift or do you have to use SwiftUI?
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