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by pjerem 2y ago
I don’t think we need the GAFAM to leave to obtain this situation, strong and meaningful regulation (like the DMA) should be enough to make room for sane competition. Also, the EU is really smart here because they are not doing protectionis
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by pjerem 2y ago
Also, Apple feels less brave when it comes to China.
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by pjerem 2y ago
The EU Parliament can’t make decisions, it can only veto the commission which acts as an unelected government (nominated by elected representatives of each country). But I agree with you that this idea of an undemocratic EU is rather false
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by pjerem 2y ago
While the Commission have mostly free hands to govern, European Parliament, elected by Europeans can veto their laws and can even veto the commission itself. European Commission is nothing else than an unelected government controlled by a p
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by pjerem 2y ago
s/Most/All
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by pjerem 2y ago
Yeah. Especially in Apple’s case, I don’t understand how they can’t see that a more open iOS could easily dominate the market.
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by pjerem 2y ago
Oh nice ! I bought this book and forget to finish it for life reasons but it was really enjoyable. Book’s name doesn’t lie , it’s literally the author taking you by the hand along the path of building a real application with real problems o
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by pjerem 2y ago
Oh, didn’t know that, thanks !
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by pjerem 2y ago
Oh nice ! I’ll check that !
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by pjerem 2y ago
No it doesn’t. It’s a UWP app with DRMs everywhere. Although there is an unofficial Linux launcher capable of running Bedrock natively using the embedded machine code in the Android version but it requires to buy the game one more time from
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by pjerem 2y ago
Also it’s pretty ironic that Microsoft, who wants to convince the entire world that c#/netcore is the next multi-os platform isn’t capable of delivering anything else than Minecraft Java on Linux. It’s a shame that I can’t play with my
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by pjerem 2y ago
As said above, Nintendo 64
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by pjerem 2y ago
> It proposes that you fake being in a honeymoon stage by eg leaving cute little notes. Well, yes. And you know what ? Faking being in a honeymoon is enjoyable for both you and your partner. As you said, available time is limited, which
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by pjerem 2y ago
If your application doesn’t implement custom encryption code (which it probably does not) you can just check the "None" option, even if your app does use encryption (which it probably does if you are using https for example). As l
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by pjerem 2y ago
Yeah honestly I’d be very happy to be at the receiving end of such an app. (But not this one because I’m pretty suspicious about this mandatory account creation and the fact that they didn’t release in France because of data laws - which ar
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by pjerem 2y ago
What is this again ? You mean that you are not GDPR compliant for an app that generates random phrases ? It feels like there is something shady.
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by pjerem 2y ago
I’d say yes. We are all flawed. It’s not because you are busy or because your brain is tired that you don’t love your partner. Being spontaneous requires energy. A lot of people lack energy but still loves their partner. Following the promp
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by pjerem 2y ago
I tested it some days ago and I’m really impressed by the quality and usability. I mean, some things aren’t working (like touchID or external displays) but everything else is working incredibly well. Everything that still doesn’t work is we
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by pjerem 2y ago
While op was a little exaggerating with service revenues, his points still stand. The thing is Apple is not selling you a computer but an ecosystem. Their products are all meant to work together and this is only possible with their software
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by pjerem 2y ago
This is not the issue. The issue is that some people (like, probably Kubrick) will abuse this. There is nothing wrong in loyalty. What is wrong is unilateral loyalty.
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by pjerem 2y ago
Arduboy is reeaaaally something I’m trying not to buy because it looks to be so much fun but I know It’ll die in my unused gadgets drawer.
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by pjerem 2y ago
I’m not the op of this proposal, I never said it was a good idea (neither that it’s bad, I just don’t know). I just said that IF it was a good idea, it would cost less overall.
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by pjerem 2y ago
Helmets aren’t uncomfortable if you try them before buying them. There are different shapes, materials, sizes and settings. About finding my helmet, I always attach it together with the bike with the U lock. Unless I’m parked in a secure pl
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by pjerem 2y ago
Neither is public healthcare system but if a free helmet for everyone reduces healthcare costs globally, ultimately it’s other people paying less. (I guess it doesn’t work if you don’t have public healthcare)
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by pjerem 2y ago
It’s new to me and I enjoyed it. Nice discovery, op, thanks !
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by pjerem 2y ago
Are you sure about people dying from lack of sleep ? I read the opposite but I lack proof. To me sleeping is an essential "maintenance" of the body & the mind but that lack of sleep wouldn’t kill you in itself. However there i
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by pjerem 2y ago
Yeah dogs are cute when they are dreaming. You can see them run in green grassy fields. The last thing you would do is to interrupt this moment of happiness. (Off topic : dogs are so good)
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by pjerem 3y ago
You know that EU also have computers engineers ? It’s not like we couldn’t survive without Apple or Google. Probably nobody wants it to happen but if it were to happen, well, I prefer regulated companies than monopolies.
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by pjerem 3y ago
Software modifications are already covered under warranty in Europe too as long as they didn’t cause hardware issues (and it’s up to the manufacturer to prove it).
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by pjerem 3y ago
You forgot an immense portion of companies who will benefit from this : B2B companies which have lower client pools but want to have a direct contractual relationship with their clients.

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