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Apple afraid of proposed UK CMA law(macrumors.com)
4 points by nazgu1 1y ago|0 comments
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Japan introduces law similar to a European Union's DMA(9to5mac.com)
4 points by nazgu1 1y ago|1 comments
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by nazgu1 1y ago
In a light of new law Apple and Google will have to allow third party stores and payments and allow other manufactures to use hardware features of phones.
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Apple Appeals in Epic Case(9to5mac.com)
2 points by nazgu1 1y ago|0 comments
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by nazgu1 1y ago
You are right, apps are not reviewed by humans. But there is automatic review in the process of notarization. And you still need to ask apple for all entitlements you need (Critical alerts, CarPlay etc), as in the case mentioned in this blo
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by nazgu1 1y ago
The same is with CarPlay for example. You need to apply form entitlement. For me this is weird, it is user choice if he would like to have critical alerts, CarPlay UI and so on. And Apple have review process to not pass apps that abuse this
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by nazgu1 1y ago
You can, indeed, but all apps have to pass Apple review. So they can still reject app on vague reasons.
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by nazgu1 2y ago
In old times there were an option to upgrade ram and storage using stock parts form hardware store, but now everything is soldered.
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by nazgu1 2y ago
Only Gruber was able to write an essay in defense of Apple mouse. I will easily trade every argument he wrote for usb port in normal place.
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by nazgu1 2y ago
Unified memory means that you need more, not less memory. CPU, gps and neural engine uses one memory pool, so if you e.g load huge ai model, you left nothing for applications. Sidenote: Apple pricing for extending memory is ridiculous
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by nazgu1 2y ago
This is why we cannot have beautiful things. Apple is closed like a hell, but Android is rough on the edges… hard choice
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by nazgu1 2y ago
Yet still no true sideloading.
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by nazgu1 2y ago
Apple’s recent approach to implementing the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) reflects a troubling trend of compliance theater rather than genuine reform. While the EU's regulations are designed to foster competition and user choice,
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by nazgu1 2y ago
UE is still conducting its investigation, and Apple already started to retreat from its new policies. I think it will be interesting to watch next parts of this saga
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by nazgu1 2y ago
Colony for 72 years old man looks like a death sentence…
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by nazgu1 2y ago
Have the same. Also I realized that recently I’m subconsciously looking for some weird phrases or sentences that might be AI generated and when I spot it I lose trust in what I’m reading…
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by nazgu1 2y ago
Are there any real concerns about Ventoy and security? So ig I use it to boot installer, the installed OS can be backdoored? Or is it just some „possibility”, but rather unreal?
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by nazgu1 2y ago
I wonder if or how easy will be to use existing embedded c/c++ libraries e.g arduino libs.
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by nazgu1 2y ago
I like it. Recently, I realized that I’m looking for tools that are doing one thing well. It looks like such tool and I will give it a try
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by nazgu1 2y ago
Is it something that can replace fail2ban or sshguard?
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by nazgu1 2y ago
Or if you don't have a LOT of icons, there is option to decrase padding between them: https://flaky.build/built-in-workaround-for-applications-hid...
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by nazgu1 2y ago
Only if "Ordinary_Delivery_79" is real new owner…
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by nazgu1 2y ago
What looks odd to me is this silence about acquisition. I've got a lot of emails and read enough blog posts from developers that brags about new owners and new opportunities that goes with it. Bartender is just utility app, but has per
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by nazgu1 2y ago
As far as I know to distribute app outside AppStore you need to notarize it, so you need to pay for developer account $99 AND still $0.5 per install
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by nazgu1 3y ago
Looks like it is for apps (with 1M threshold) and for AppStores app (without threshold).