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pentae
6y ago
my encrypted chats saved across multiple devices
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pentae
6y ago
You might have a bit of a shock in SE Asia then
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pentae
6y ago
To be fair, they fixed the keyboard mechanism. But agree 100% on all other points.
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6y ago
Gripping on to my i7 Macbook 12" for dear life, I would jump on one with an apple chip if it ran cooler and had 3x the performance. Apple really need to focus on these things not being leg warmers though.
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6y ago
a) Absolutely agreed. Considering the previous Macbook 12" was priced almost twice the price of the Macbook Air and marketed as a premium ultracompact, why would they do things differently?
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6y ago
Pack it up everyone, the casting couch wins
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6y ago
I suspect that kind of innovation is frowned upon by Google. It's not the same context as WhatsApp at all
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7y ago
It's because Apple have either intentionally turned a blind eye to these companies or they have managed to sneak it past the app store review team. https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/
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7y ago
This is the kind of answer from someone who speaks with actual experience. Most users are trained to just head straight to the App Store to download your product even when they discover your app on web so if theres no in app onboarding your
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7y ago
Our app was quite clean and not taken down due to adult content creators, it was specifically the paid chat functionality they took issue with. And hey, I get it. It was a bit borderline. We took a risk with the business model. But that was
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7y ago
No. We had to actively prevent adult content creators joining to stay compliant with the app store guidelines
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7y ago
You must have missed the part I said where Apple deemed paid chat "inappropriate for the app store". And maybe it is. But that wasn't the point of my post. I'm not looking for solutions, i'm sharing my experience. B
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We had a paid chat app for social media celebrities/models to earn money chatting with their fans years back. Apple argued that despite a human being doing the work it 'took place in the app' so that makes it a 'digital
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7y ago
I agree. If I was running the marketing department i'd name this upcoming SE the "iPhone Classic"
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7y ago
It's a shame they aren't making that size anymore, it was such a nice elegant size. But I'm sure they looked at the data and know that they'll sell even more of these with the 4.7" because for most people on a budge
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7y ago
Yep, Mazda were the most vocal about rejecting the touch screen trend, and Honda and Toyota are losing a lot of customers to Mazda who have been producing the best cars in their class in the last several years so it makes sense that they ar
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7y ago
That'd be a great point if it wasn't for the fact that all the asian countries enforcing mask use are actually flattening the curve.
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7y ago
I'm always amused at the lengths we, as a western society, must now go to because everyone refuses to wear a mask. A lot of the problems described in this article would not be problems with some simple tweaks. Sick? Stay the fuck at ho
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7y ago
Productions there but also any kind of face covering is allowed and encouraged. Only some are wearing N95's. Some people are improvising, cloth masks, surgical masks, whatever. I suppose as long as everyone is making an effort it is ef
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7y ago
I'm in Thailand right now and everyone even the expats are wearing them. Why? Because the law in our local jurisdiction has mandated that if you are outside you must wear a mask. And if you don't, the police will fine you and can
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7y ago
It probably also helps that all the hotel rooms are currently empty.
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7y ago
I'm still of the opinion that pandemic preparedness should be treated like a threat to the nation and part of the military budget. It should not be up to the states to prepare, it should be federal and treated as any other military thr
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7y ago
I ate at a high end Korean steak house the other night in Bali and ALL guests were temperature checked and made to use hand sanitizer on the way into the restaurant. The servers all wore disposable gloves as well. It obviously doesn't
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7y ago
Probably because he just asked for a refund, now he's asking for an extension
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7y ago
This says more about you than 'enough of the population being seriously disturbed'
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7y ago
They have a 100% monopoly on iPhone users. If your customers device is an iPhone and your product or service doesn't comply with their rules then your customer needs to either use a different device or not be your customer.
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Nothing really mentioned about longevity of this new pouch design. The impressive thing about the Tesla batteries is not only are they efficient when it comes to range but they are also built to last 100s of thousands of miles.
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The moral crisis of Skid Row, and why affordable housing isn't the answer
(nypost.com)
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7y ago
Fixed monthly costs are great. But Starting at 5 cents per API call ? Hard pass.
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According to the politicians when campaigning for this they copied Australias system.
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