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by neya 7y ago
>While iPhone itself is pretty secure as a device phone I simply don't understand why people would blindly believe marketing material from a for-profit corporation. It's a device running closed source software. There is no way
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Pattern matching – New feature in Ruby 2.7(speakerdeck.com)
1 points by neya 7y ago|0 comments
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by neya 7y ago
My understanding is this - the core of the argument is that a profit making entity from China violated a foreign law in a foreign land. And people were getting nationalistic about it without understanding that an agreement means you agreed
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by neya 7y ago
I live in a Chinese dominated country. I can tell you this is because of the absurd nationalistic view that the Chinese hold. For example, I know atleast 5 co-workers who sold their iPhones to get a Huawei when the sanction was made. Part o
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by neya 7y ago
I am an audio engineer and this is going to be a long thread. TLDR; I hate companies like Sonos. They add no value to people who know about audio. You see, everything about speakers is really simple. From the way they work to the way they&
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by neya 7y ago
I currently own a 1000xm3. My colleague recently just bought an Airpods pro and was going on for ages about how awesome it is. I offered him to try out my XM3s. He tried them out for 15 mins. I never heard another word from him again. See,
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by neya 7y ago
On an unrelated note, I hate how this has become the trend for long-form content- What should've been a normal blog post is now being chunked into smaller distracting paragraphs with each containing its own paths to deviate from the or
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Apple Documentary Exposes fraudulent company behaviour[video](youtube.com)
1 points by neya 7y ago|0 comments
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by neya 7y ago
Bloomberg literally compensates its writers for moving markets. So, the super micro case, this one and many others before these..no surprises here.
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Decentralized Social Networking – W3C Draft(activitypub.rocks)
3 points by neya 7y ago|0 comments
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by neya 7y ago
If I understood your requirement correctly, there was a Wordpress plugin that did similar (if you don't mind running a Wordpress instance though). It's supposed to be OSS as well, so I guess there's copies of the source avail
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Open-Source Home Automation(home-assistant.io)
869 points by neya 7y ago|231 comments
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by neya 7y ago
I still can't believe this guy gets to walk away with 1.7 billion dollars just for building up fluff while all the people who helped him grow have dire consequences both financial and personal. Unbelievable that this guy gets a clean
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by neya 7y ago
Have you used both? This is a comment I usually see from people who have used only one, but not the other. Let me give you some background about myself - I'm a full time consultant, I write both frontend and backend code for a living.
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iPhone 5 users can't connect to internet anymore unless they update(9to5mac.com)
2 points by neya 7y ago|0 comments
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Infosys faces class action suit in US as regulators step up pressure(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
1 points by neya 7y ago|0 comments
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by neya 7y ago
I'm still on High Sierra on my 2015 Macbook Pro. I haven't upgraded my OS nor my machine and pretty happy with it (I only accept updates within my OS version itself) . On my home machine, I do use Mojave, which by itself is quite
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by neya 7y ago
Welcome back Paul :) Great to hear from you again. I almost thought you were too busy for HN since you became less active here, it's really nice to see you again!
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Apple Is Locking iPhone Batteries to Discourage Repair(ifixit.com)
1 points by neya 7y ago|0 comments
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by neya 7y ago
Yet only Apple advertises "What happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone"
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by neya 7y ago
Just curious, if this seems to be of uttermost importance pertaining to national security, then why do the media broadcast it for the rest of the world to see?
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by neya 7y ago
Downvoters should actually explain why they think this comment doesn't add value or violate guidelines rather than just get butthurt about it and react. How typical.
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by neya 7y ago
Not just that, they've resorted to misleading advertising practices at this point. That is so unlike the Apple we used to know. https://www.facebook.com/groups/ih8apple/permalink/101564623...
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by neya 7y ago
That stil doesn't explain why the keynote was so boring. For the first time, I had had enough and closed it and walked away. Usually, Apple's iPhone announcements are pretty exciting. This time around, even the presentation itself
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by neya 7y ago
I'm not surprised about your comment on Ecto. Ecto takes experience and practice, but by the time you finish writing your 5th or 6th application, Ecto will be so natural that you wouldn't want to go back. Especially not to writing
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Apple Vandalised a Mural for an iPhone Ad(facebook.com)
2 points by neya 7y ago|0 comments
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Apple Just Gave 1.4B iPad, iPhone Users a Reason to Leave(forbes.com)
5 points by neya 7y ago|4 comments
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by neya 7y ago
See, this is the problem. See, the definition of microservice (in DDD context) is so vague, it keeps varying, but according to books on microservices, they're supposed to be simple and broken down parts of a larger system. Definitely n
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by neya 7y ago
"What happens in your iPhone, stays in your iPhone"
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by neya 7y ago
I remember this article very well. When it was published, it was too late as we were already following his articles on DDD before that. This is what I meant when I said the authors said we were doing it wrong. This was published after reali

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