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by password1 4y ago
But they were never friends to begin with, which is one of the many flawed premises of this author thoughts.
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by password1 4y ago
For me is the opposite, almost half the value i get from Spotify is about discovery (the other half is convenience). Specifically, I discovered amazing artists through the Discovery Weekly and the Artist's Radios. But also the "Fa
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by password1 4y ago
It's from Apple and it's the endorsed UI framework for native development in their ecosystem (more or less). Flutter is not for native development and Jetpack Compose is the equivalent of SwiftUI for Android. It's been the sh
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by password1 4y ago
Maybe some user research? It can be argued for sure though, everything can be argued over all the time forever.
35.
by password1 4y ago
What's the problem with the pricing? It seems pretty fair to me, free for users and paid for teams basically.
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by password1 4y ago
OP was comparing it to the Pixel 5, that's why I chimed in since it's not much different to the 4a. I can't imagine myself being disappointed by it like OP and between 4a and 5 there wasn't a huge leap in performance.
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by password1 4y ago
Coming from a Pixel 4a to the 14 Pro I'm really impressed instead. Like it's the much needed upgrade that I felt I needed (I'm really passionate about photography). I'm seriously considering selling my DSLR now. I think
38.
by password1 4y ago
What I don't understand is the lawsuit from Twitter. There's an high risk that this is going to damage the company in the long run, so why did the company decided to force him to finish the deal? Sounds a bit kinda suicidal
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by password1 4y ago
I know many people that mentally only perceive connectors as "the iphone cable" and "the android cable". The "Android cable" could be anything from micro-usb to usb-c to old propietary connectors of old nokia a
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by password1 4y ago
> The expectations of Apple were higher only because of that brand recognition. I think the expectations were high also because Apple had a really strong marketing push on the concept of "docking" your devices. I remember even
41.
by password1 4y ago
Someone can't handle change so bad that they had to write a whole blog post about how upset they are at slightly different UI. I've been on the internet for a long time and I've seen these kind of complaints in all kind of fo
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by password1 4y ago
> I mean, if 87% of teens own an iPhone, then that's very much by definition NOT luxury. Yeah this is the point. Apple has a strong brand and pricing tactics that places itself as a high-end company. This branding works really well
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by password1 4y ago
If it's meetings they are targeting, then it's not a consumer product. They probably want to sell it to enterprise clients and that changes completely the approach for them. You don't have to sell it to a picky consumer with
44.
by password1 4y ago
Are you actually losing $Xk worth of sales every month due to piracy though? I remember this author with a wildly influential book inside a small online community. He too claimed that due to piracy he suffered great economical loss. He post
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by password1 4y ago
It also thrives in "hot takes" that might sound smart at first glance but are incredibly ignorant if you analyse them. Everything is oversimplified to fit the character limit, but nobody seems to notice. It's ignorant hot-tak
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by password1 4y ago
People on twitter are already sharing Linkedin profiles of employees connected to the recorded videos, asking for more or acting like they found the leaker. Which is absolutely idiotic since the video were stolen from Slack and the people w
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by password1 4y ago
What I think it's harder to preserve is the fact that modern games are often constantly updated with new content to the point that sometimes not much of the original experience remains. For example Terraria 1.0 is wildy different from
48.
by password1 4y ago
These numbers are really low, I think I'm missing something otherwise I don't understand why 51% aren't a common issue.
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by password1 4y ago
For what it's worth, I absolutely have no patience and do not take care. If i need it open or close i just yank it. No straightening, no taking care and especially no patience or slowing down. If the first yank doesn't work i can
50.
by password1 4y ago
Please burst your bubble and consider that there is WAY more going on in the world than tech and software. The idea that you can point at something as complex as monetary economics and say "I know what's happening and I can trace
51.
by password1 4y ago
TL;DW: a legal battle between a youtube channel and Alphabet about copyright infringement. The interesting aspect is that the channel that stole their content is RT (Russia Today), but the lawsuit is against google as it claims that they pu
52.
by password1 4y ago
Yes, some security researchers at Johns Hopkins found an issue in older models (before 2013) that was since fixed and now it's should be impossible to circumvent it by software. https://daringfireball.net/2019/02&#
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by password1 4y ago
HN became just another community where it's trendy to talk in a smug way about everything, like it's this elite community of smarter people and everyone acts like one. The only problem is that people know nothing and still act thi
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by password1 4y ago
Why? .tk was popular because it was free, so it was really useful for teens and young adults in an era when you still had to host things somewhere if you wanted them online. On the other hand .it is the tld of Italy and used legit by all bu
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by password1 5y ago
Because it has terrible ux
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by password1 5y ago
But isn't Tumblr userbase mainly teens and their subcultures? What's the value of not having ads, sponsor and astroturfing, if there's not relevant or interesting community to join to begin with?
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by password1 5y ago
Why would apple self sabotage itself by not hiring and allocating good developers to their frameworks?
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by password1 5y ago
The irony is that most NFT do not include any copyright or commercial rights. Only the "respectable" ones do, others are just a link to an image and a pinky promise that it won't be on another marketplace.
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by password1 5y ago
Yes, most are just Tumblr and Instagram trends.
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by password1 5y ago
"WARNING: Might cause derealization and depression."

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