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by nodamage 6y ago
Re: 2) For a single user, that's fine. What if you are trying to fetch posts for N users at a time? Issue N separate queries?
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by nodamage 6y ago
How do people who prefer to write raw SQL usually deal with: 1. Query building, particularly when the query needs to be dynamic based on user input? Do you end up concatenating strings together or do you use a separate query builder? 2. Coa
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by nodamage 6y ago
Do you mind elaborating on these what these foot guns are and how to avoid them?
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Except in the real world when we see games offered in multiple places (e.g. Steam and the Epic Game Store) they are usually the same price. In other words, any savings from the developer cut is simply kept by the developer, not passed ont
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by nodamage 6y ago
1. Sandboxing might help prevent certain types of attacks but the App Store review process goes above and beyond simple API restrictions and imposes rules on how you're allowed to use those APIs to prevent abuse of privacy. For examp
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It was actually posted multiple times last night but got flagged because the only source was an unverified reddit post that was later debunked by the researcher that actually downloaded the data. All of the data that was downloaded was via
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by nodamage 6y ago
It seems like the goal was to distract the police and draw them away from the capitol building.
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by nodamage 6y ago
That's a pretty silly false equivalence. Supporting Bernie Sanders poses no harm to anyone. Refusing to wear a mask on a plane does. So does planning a terrorist attack.
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by nodamage 6y ago
I am not sure why people are treating this like it's new? There is already a massive list of things you can't do on AWS, for example running a spam operation, pirated software trading site, drug trading site, etc. Is it really so
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by nodamage 6y ago
> Google Play Protect was also completely unhelpful, which was a big disappointment. Google Play Protect performs notoriously poorly compared to dedicated malware apps: https://www.tomsguide.com/reviews/google-pla
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by nodamage 6y ago
This is not the gotcha you think it is. Multiple airlines, for example, have banned passengers from their flights for refusing to wear masks. They are well within their rights to do so.
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Just because he was arrested before he could use any of those items doesn't change the fact that violence was intended. Pipe bombs were also planted at the RNC and DNC headquarters.
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Aren't all these things already regularly done in response to copyright violations, spam, child porn, etc? Seems like the precedent was set long ago. > Obviously actual terrorist group sites can and should be taken down, but this fe
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by nodamage 6y ago
Taken in isolation the two tweets in particular don't seem that much crazier than anything else he has said over the past four years. However, given the overall context of what happened on Wednesday and the (now deleted) tweets leading
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by nodamage 6y ago
When Google replaced mobile app install campaigns with machine learning based "universal app campaigns" ( https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/6167162?hl=en ) that give you very little control over
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by nodamage 6y ago
There's no way this would apply here considering you can distribute Mac apps outside the Mac App Store.
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I would suggest doing it in Europe where many countries have dedicated cycle paths that are separated from the main roads. Much less risky, much more enjoyable.
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by nodamage 6y ago
It sounds like you're being intentionally obtuse here. The guidelines say: Note: “Personal Information” and “Personal Data”, as defined under relevant privacy laws, are considered linked to the user. This implies that email ad
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by nodamage 6y ago
I'm not sure if you have filled out the form, but whether you cross-reference the email address with other data is asked in a separate follow-up question: "Do you or your third-party partners use email addresses for tracking purpo
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by nodamage 6y ago
I tend to agree. I think if the case had continued in court, Microsoft would have won this particular argument. (Of course, they still would have lost on the other claims involving more egregious behavior.)
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by nodamage 6y ago
Bundling IE with Windows was never actually ruled to be illegal. The appeals court overturned the district court's initial ruling and remanded it for further analysis, but the case was ultimately settled before any ruling could be made
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by nodamage 6y ago
> you would quickly see the real value of App Store and Apple Payment processing convenience - that 30% would probably come down to 10% where it provides the convenience value. That might be good for developers but it does not necessar
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by nodamage 6y ago
> Basically the administration turned the tables on Big Tech. They primarily import H1Bs to dilute the employment pool to let the market take care of wage depression. Not really, Big Tech pays H1Bs competitive salaries ( https:/&#x2
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by nodamage 6y ago
This post reeks of privilege and a tremendous lack of self-awareness. Oh, you don't care for politics because the outcome of the election won't affect your life all that much? Good for you. A large portion of the population doesn&
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by nodamage 6y ago
IMO people discussing this topic really need to clarify what type of applications they are working on because the cost/benefit analysis changes quite significantly based on use case. If you're building a web-based reporting tool w
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by nodamage 6y ago
This was more or less expected given the judge's ruling at the TRO stage and what happened during the hearing last week. A few interesting quotes: > First, Epic Games avers that the iOS market is distinct from other video game plat
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Epic judge permanently restrains Apple from blocking Unreal, but not Fortnite(theverge.com)
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by nodamage 6y ago
The ledger templates in Baker are the result of following the instructions from the book. Isn't the correct analogue to the API code the instruction book rather than the resulting ledger templates? Baker says that if you write a bo
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by nodamage 6y ago
I expect a class action lawsuit will be filed over this if it hasn't already. Requiring the use of a Facebook account in order to access a VR headset is a pretty clear case of tying, especially since this policy changed after Oculus
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by nodamage 6y ago
> Exercising creativity can't be the hook if recipes have that and aren't copyrightable. Sure, creativity is a requirement but it isn't the only requirement. But think about why a cookbook of selected recipes is copy

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