oloila

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by oloila 2y ago
Thats it. Public companies only think about their shares price and KPI. Only private/startup companies can build nice piece of software and have good product. Enterprise can only be fat and ugly
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by oloila 2y ago
svelte <5 versions were sometimes hard, but they were, you know, pretty understandable. rxjs/reactive like, stores subscriptions, ah that's nice. But i was disappointed about svelte v5, because it changed paradigm. runes force
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by oloila 2y ago
I remember well the time of replaceable batteries, they were changed much more often than they should have been. More batteries are changed - more lithium waste. And I also remember very well how when the phone fell, these batteries flew ou
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by oloila 2y ago
User-replaceable batteries will require additional space on your phone's body. I'm not willing to trade convenience for a rare battery replacement case. If you want - you can buy modular phones, pay for that, don't force othe
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by oloila 2y ago
Yes, all the innovations of today are the result of that wild world of that era. Before you become mature, you must have problems of growing up No one regulated the number of mobile operating systems, and there were really many of them, eve
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by oloila 2y ago
Every battery is changeable. The fact that you can't replace them without a screwdriver and a heat gun doesn't make them irreplaceable. You're also unlikely to fix the TV, but you have no questions about it.
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by oloila 2y ago
"State regulations" is a synonym for underdevelopment, which Europe already has enough of, thanks to previous regulations
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by oloila 2y ago
In this case, it's not related to the cost of API support. Nowadays, it is worth nothing to generate a swagger-like document and share it. Moreover, it's already generated for internal purposes. It is all about loyal people around
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by oloila 2y ago
Lol, guys. Even in Russia, which is said to have a low level of freedom, the government has not yet decided to introduce identification in social networks by passport. By the way, some restrictive laws in Russia, for example, blocking webs
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by oloila 2y ago
This is not "haha". It's a pity. Even Russia haven't forced Telegram to do things that now they need to comply because Pavel became hostage of this situation
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by oloila 2y ago
I think, firstly you will be punished by DE, because of hate speech, hehe
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by oloila 2y ago
Governments are enemies of freedom I miss old 200x years, when Internet was so free and there was no any problems, lol
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by oloila 2y ago
Coolify is good, I haven't found anything comparable. But it is so dumb silly in case of UX. You switched to static container name for your release? (this turns off rolling updates) - try to find how to switch it back. I've not fo
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by oloila 2y ago
Telegram has secure calls and secure e2e private chats. All other chats are cloud-backupped. So if you have an intent of using private communication - the answer is "no", if you don't care - the answer is "yes"
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by oloila 2y ago
To be involved in crimes in the nutshell: You provide exactly as much information as required by law. If EU law were not followed, Telegram would simply not be in the Google and Apple stores.
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by oloila 2y ago
He is also United Arab Emirates citizen. So it's safer to live in UAE, than to be a citizen of free West :D
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by oloila 2y ago
I'm pretty sure, that tier-5 services are investing in their own data collectors and buying only small part of data.
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by oloila 2y ago
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