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oauea
6y ago
Ah, that is bizarre. But I've never understood Apple. Thanks for explaining.
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oauea
6y ago
Yes I know what DuckDuckGo is. The comment also said: > Apple Maps is available on the web
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oauea
6y ago
> a rented server in some datacenter is not self-hosting It is though. Don't be elitist.
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oauea
6y ago
Where? I went to https://www.apple.com/maps/ and clicked "Open Maps" but that just brings me straight back to that same page with no map in sight, just a lot of pictures of idevices.
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oauea
6y ago
> but bottom line is healthcare costs more in the US because everyone earns more top to bottom in the US So there's more taxes available to absorb this cost. It's a self solving problem, in countries that have their shit togeth
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oauea
6y ago
Wait, are you advocating torture?
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oauea
6y ago
> The primary goal of a union is to ensure safe and secure working conditions, the best compensation and benefits, etc. No, that is the primary goal of the unions you are familiar with.
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oauea
6y ago
At most I might send back a "Who is this?", but yes, I'd probably ignore it if it wasn't signed by a familiar name.
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oauea
6y ago
Yes! It also happens when I am not logged in, or use a VPN (though that is understandable). But simply disabling javascript and clicking next a few times is usually enough to set off their blockages. Even when not using a VPN. It happens le
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oauea
6y ago
> Google works fine without javascript. Stunningly fast. Until they block you for "suspicious behavior" after a few minutes of using it like that.
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oauea
6y ago
It's interesting you gathered that much experience in 6 months. Before that, appeals were simply not an option. Do you not think it's strange you had to go through this process multiple times in 6 months?
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oauea
6y ago
Even worse, the developer has to pay for the privilege of releasing software on Apple's store. So they're paying to be treated this poorly.
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oauea
6y ago
Especially interesting is all the people advocating backing down, and how heavily upvoted those comments must have been to be at the top.
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oauea
6y ago
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/notarizing_m... > Beginning in macOS 10.14.5, software signed with a new Developer ID certificate and all new or updated kernel extensions must be notarized to ru
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oauea
6y ago
Yes, there were lawsuits and the courts forced Apple to stop their ridiculous behavior. That is why you can do this right now. Not because of Apple's goodwill, quite the contrary.
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oauea
6y ago
Apple requires software to be "notarized" (signed by apple) be able to run on newer Macs. Apple also blocks developers they do not like from notarizing apps. See Apple vs Epic. You might be able to bypass the notarization requirem
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oauea
6y ago
You already forgot about the Epic games debacle where Apple did exactly that?
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oauea
6y ago
Your advice pretty much equates to "just bend over and take it", which is a horrible thing to tell people.
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oauea
6y ago
They are also doing everything they can to block people from distributing apps outside of their walled garden. So they are in fact telling the author that he can't call his app whatever he wants. Because if he does, they will do everyt
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oauea
6y ago
Also known as lying. It is blatantly obvious that Apple selectively enforces their policies. Anyone who has ever published multiple apps on the app store knows this.
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oauea
6y ago
The best thing to do is to let Apple remove the app. Do not rebrand it. Do not try to restore it. Eventually Apple will realize that their platform is worthless if they have no developers making apps for them.
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oauea
6y ago
Just curious, how do you configure the connection limit for this public postgres instance? Is it just a high value, or something more clever?
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oauea
6y ago
This is the first time you encountered a cloudflare site?
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oauea
6y ago
Indeed. It's definitely happened to me before that I accidentally pasted, then removed, some credentials from a Google doc. Usually the expectation is that as long as you don't hit "send" it's fine, but this is clea
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oauea
6y ago
The reason is that docker on mac runs in a Linux VM and VM mounts are slow.
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oauea
6y ago
> Or use named volumes And how do you access these from your host with high performant IO?
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oauea
6y ago
Did you miss the (2014) in the title?
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oauea
6y ago
How is writing a dockerfile any different from installing an application normally? You just write down the steps you'd otherwise have to take.
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oauea
6y ago
It shouldn't, but nowadays it always does. Alternatively your pagecount will shoot to the millions if you have someone holding f5.
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oauea
6y ago
Reformat your work machine and regain control.
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