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by pentae 8y ago
Except McDonalds cashiers don't get six figure salaries to decide the entire fate of your livelihood every time you order a burger.
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by pentae 8y ago
In a perfect world all app devs would have 10 iPhones To be able to test across all different hardware. Of course, that would be ridiculous.
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by pentae 8y ago
In this hypothetical scenario how could it possibly be a worse outcome compared to not attempting to support compatibility at all?
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by pentae 8y ago
I'd suggest that the policies are pretty childish, and anyone who has worked with the App Store before knows full well how completely arbitrary and insane it is--this should come as no surprise. The Author of the article said it beauti
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by pentae 8y ago
I hope you'll blame your European leaders for that one.
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The Inexplicably Fascinating Japanese Art of Being Useless(messynessychic.com)
188 points by pentae 8y ago|45 comments
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by pentae 8y ago
Coming from someone like Richard Branson this seems obnoxious. If it's so revolutionary why have you not implemented it in your workplace? As for the New Zealand study thats frequently cited as a 'success' it was only an 8 we
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by pentae 8y ago
I believe the solution to the SE is the XR model. Apple thinks it's the phone for the "Every Man" except the every man doesn't have a 6 figure tech salary and thinks it's about $250 too greedy.
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by pentae 8y ago
“There is an all-too-real possibility that other nations will attempt to leverage our actions in China in order to demand our compliance with their security demands.” He's absolutely spot on.
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by pentae 8y ago
"Now, keeping in mind that the username is your email address and that many among us like cake and presents and other birthday celebratory patterns, it's reasonable to say that this was a ludicrous statement." This is when I
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by pentae 8y ago
I wonder if the Model 3 having a backlog of 100s of thousands of orders due to production delays has anything to do with it?
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App Developer creates Animoji-like app for older iPhones, Apple Rejects it(iphonehacks.com)
1 points by pentae 8y ago|0 comments
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by pentae 8y ago
So? It's about the voltage lines. They aren't running low voltage lines to power the street lights.
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by pentae 8y ago
This was the first thing that made me realise it wouldn't work for me also. I wonder if they'll be able to come up with a way to measure input force as a workaround
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by pentae 8y ago
Mac users never had that problem and MacOS didn't have a central app store for decades
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by pentae 8y ago
How about equitable enforcement of the rules?
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by pentae 8y ago
As a Developer I have massive respect for Epic Games here. And anyone thats developed apps for more than 5 minutes for the App store knows that the rules are completely arbitrary based on how big you are. The review team are much less hars
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by pentae 8y ago
We've gotten by on MacOS for a long time with relatively decent Security - everyone always assumes that allowing side-loading on iOS will be a wave of viruses and malware. Apples pretty good at securing an OS, but allowing side loading
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by pentae 8y ago
I'm a bit confused by this comment. Are you talking about Equifax and Transunion credit scores or is Credit Karma going above and beyond that in a way that i'm not aware of?
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by pentae 8y ago
Its strange, we have a solid fibre connection in Thailand and have ~20mbit upstream to Singapore. It's not like we are in a shack on a mountain in Peru on a dialup modem. Slack is the only service we use thats ridiculously slow for us
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by pentae 8y ago
Amazing how they are a $7b company with hundreds of employees and the issue of it still taking minutes to upload an image from the mobile app is happening years after they acknowledged it for the Asia region. We pay hundreds a month for S
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by pentae 8y ago
If this is true, then how do you explain where it says in the article they sold the fewest macs for the quarter since 2010?
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by pentae 8y ago
I'd suggest looking at more data before we cast politics aside - I would like to compare the amount of mental health issues that manifest themselves like this one ranging up to mass violence with other countries. My hypothesis is count
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by pentae 8y ago
Probably not the part about protestors having their doors kicked in and being rounded up and put into holding centers, I imagine. This is probably the most important thing people should know about.
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by pentae 8y ago
They go further than that. We had an app for models and fans to interact which showcased Instagram models and celebrities with profiles built using the Instagram API for verification. Apple told us we had to tone it down and censor a lot of
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by pentae 8y ago
So let me get this straight, a new 'free' version of Slack that sends all your companies internal communications straight to Chinese government servers. Now they don't even have to hack us, we're giving it to them volunt
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by pentae 8y ago
Seems risky for wealthy people. I can't imagine they would want to marry someone they don't trust. Imagine the divorce settlement and the potential for blackmail. Yikes
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by pentae 8y ago
Yes. And sadly, most people are idiots.
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by pentae 8y ago
FYI, I went through the same experience as you and returned it after discovering the non-touchbar model has one less fan. Apple clearly hates the customers who don't want to buy the touch bar model.
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by pentae 8y ago
Adding to what others here have said, non-touchbar has one fan instead of two and runs hotter even at idle. Apple really doesn't want anyone to buy it.

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