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nyuszika7h
4y ago
They don't have to look at every single post manually. But there needs to be a proper appeal process in place for posts/comments flagged as spam by their algorithms that doesn't require making a big fuss about it on social me
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4y ago
> The timing still undeniably connects the two events Not taking any sides here, but correlation does not equal causation.
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4y ago
Generally, even if an app gets removed from the App Store, you can still redownload it anytime if you've previously purchased it. The only exception is egregious cases where the developer's account gets terminated. But even then,
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4y ago
If an app is unlisted it could still be accessible by a direct link.
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4y ago
2 years is definitely too early, especially considering they're doing this to developers who are continuing to pay them $99/year to keep their apps up. The iPhone X came out 5 years ago, that was about the last time an update was
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nyuszika7h
5y ago
You can use flakehell for that.
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5y ago
> and in new versions of your type checker, you have to make sure that they didn’t change their meaning and that they didn’t introduce new flags that you really, really should use. That's what the --strict flag is for, which the aut
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5y ago
I don't think it's likely to cause issues if implemented properly. Realistically you can't really build a list of "good" TLS fingerprints because there are a lot of different browser/device combinations, so in
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5y ago
No thanks, as a user I would stay far away from such websites. This is akin to crypto miners. I don't need them to drive up my electricity costs and also contribute to global warming in the process. It's not worth the cost.
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nyuszika7h
5y ago
Not everyone who dislikes working in a team is an "egotistical asshole". Some of us are just neurodivergent and have social anxiety.
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nyuszika7h
5y ago
GoToMeeting also refuses to work in Firefox.
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5y ago
That doesn't explain why they couldn't have used `Not_Found` or `NotFound` instead.
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nyuszika7h
5y ago
Twitter is one site that I know requires you to reply to their automated email from the exact same address if you want to appeal a suspended or locked account.
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5y ago
This one is relatively maintained, for example: https://github.com/pyroscope/pyrocore
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5y ago
Google can definitely afford it, except they won't because they prefer to be greedy and keep the money. In general though, if you really can't afford proper customer service, then you should simply not be providing services at tha
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5y ago
> For the average person not educated in monopolies or tech regulation, is there any incentive for them to switch to paying Spotify instead? If it's 30% cheaper, that may be enough of an incentive. Though I don't know if that&#
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5y ago
In my experience as a user in the EU Apple's refund process is pretty good, I've basically never had a refund refused with the "right of withdrawal" option. But I guess it can suck if Apple randomly decides to refuse the
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5y ago
> As a user, why would I choose this? Because chances are the 30% fee will be simply passed on to the customer. I don't know if that's true in this case but this is a very common practice even with big greedy corporations that
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5y ago
iPhone cameras have evolved a lot since the X. There have been 4 generations of iPhones released since then.
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A one in a million bug in Switch kernel
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
iCloud Private Relay is not designed to be a full-fledged VPN anyway. HTTPS traffic in apps (other than browsers) bypasses it AFAIK.
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5y ago
> Now I have to deal with an accountname that contains multiple characters that make WSL interactions with the windows paths a game of Russian roulette with shell quoting bullets. Really? For me, when I install Windows with a Microsoft a
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5y ago
I still have several issues with Wayland on Ubuntu 21.10: - windows (especially gnome-terminal and gedit) sometimes randomly extend behind the dock and top bar (apparently this is fixed in a newer GNOME version) - apps using a recent versio
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5y ago
> I still prefer bash’s basic history (e.g. just pressing up without typing any command) Huh? You can do the same in zsh.
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5y ago
Most services will just give up trying to charge you and cancel your subscription after a few failed attempts, but I had a bad experience with BritBox a few years ago. I signed up for a trial with a Revolut card that barely had any balance
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5y ago
> It's like they want people to ditch their product. And I hope they do.
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5y ago
I think this is an incredibly hypocritical PR stunt. "We're effectively burning down a bunch of trees, but it's okay guys, we'll donate the proceeds to charity!"
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The original Winamp skin is selling as an NFT
(theverge.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Why would the beep be a source of revenue?
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5y ago
Indeed, I once read a story that said there are a lot of misconfigured computers specifically in Japan, so that's why they ignore `Accept-Language` if it's set to English. But yes, this is incredibly frustrating for power users li
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