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901.
by problems 10y ago
> that's up to the developer Most of the time my concern isn't with apps that have a dedicated service backing them, but with apps which don't. I don't want Apple notifying me when something changes on my SSH session
902.
by problems 10y ago
> So, if you want to run a proper IMAP (IDLE, I assume) or XMPP or anything client, you'll need to negotiate with your cell provider for better timeouts. Or just send TCP keepalives and accept worse battery life. I still get enough
903.
by problems 10y ago
> They've determined there's very little user benefit from having multiple push notification services, and they don't want to give users a way to shoot themselves in the foot by enabling such a setting that would impact ba
904.
by problems 10y ago
There are also some things you could debate about religious freedom there too, but I'm generally in agreement. However I'm not just talking about that, I'm also talking about them defending civil rights for everyone, not just
905.
by problems 10y ago
Are you referring to https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=193802 perhaps? This was fixed at https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/221708/ and probably merge
906.
by problems 10y ago
I'm unable to find any reference to this issue on Google. Is it device or ROM specific perhaps? Surely another constant connection like SIP would also be terminated, no? I don't see how that would differ from another push notifica
907.
by problems 10y ago
I'm running marshmallow and I use SIP constantly - is this fixed in CM? Because as far as I know I haven't had any issue here, could just be that my phone doesn't Doze for another reason though.
908.
by problems 10y ago
They definitely do, but I was speaking in particular to their more controversial actions. They've done many good defenses of politically left or fairly neutral things, but I can't think of any on the right side of the spectrum in
909.
by problems 10y ago
Not to mention that Android also lacks a lot of restrictions that iOS has, JIT code = no problem, mono for android has many more features than the iOS one for that reason. You also don't have to use Google Cloud Messaging, you can do y
910.
by problems 10y ago
But do I care as a passenger? I see little or no reason to personally. Perhaps some might be more concerned about their safety, heck, I might be if I was to consider someone other than myself - but me personally? I'm more concerned abo
911.
by problems 10y ago
I feel like you could have a good argument about most of those, but the affirmative action one is pretty damning. That's blatantly political and in no way related to constitutional protections. There are plenty of good civil liberties
912.
by problems 10y ago
I had great respect for them when they were doing that kind of thing and standing up for everyone's right to speech. Do they still engage in that? If I recall correctly they haven't had cases like that in decades. All their recent
913.
by problems 10y ago
So... anyone wanna run a quick scrape to dump the full list? I'd be interested to see how obscure they get.
914.
by problems 10y ago
It's really a question of whether flexibility or UI performance is a higher priority for you. If you want incredible customization options, go to Firefox. If you want Chrome's UI performance, stick to Chromium.
915.
by problems 10y ago
Yeah, this is why I went the usenet route mostly, people aren't whining about community in the usenet world. They just take cash and get it done. There's not a good indexer that doesn't take cash. I'm just looking for mo
916.
by problems 10y ago
Ah okay, that makes much more sense.
917.
by problems 10y ago
Note that he didn't ban Saudis who have a fairly well known record for state sponsored terrorism. They also have lots of oil.
918.
by problems 10y ago
I've seen a few references to this applying to people with dual citizenship too - is that true or is this only effecting permanent residents?
919.
by problems 10y ago
Yeah, looks like IPT and ultrahdclub might be worth a purchase though.
920.
by problems 10y ago
I do the same, very similar setup actually, but I still wind up using torrents when someone wants older stuff. Unfortunately you get mixed results in terms of how things are labeled on public trackers and I haven't had a private tracke
921.
by problems 10y ago
Yes, if you can get those stolen accounts rather than generated ones.
922.
by problems 10y ago
> There _are_ options for people like me. Angular 2, EmberJS, big hunking frameworks like those. The biggest problem isn't just that, it's that those big frameworks change fairly frequently too. I've witnessed web projects
923.
by problems 10y ago
Go over to google and put in the words "buy retweets". That's really not a problem. They have full control over the accounts (via either fake signups themselves or script kiddie iStealer means), so anything like that in deman
924.
by problems 10y ago
The answer probably isn't satisfying - pranks on friends, it's cheap and is usually a good laugh. 20k followers for around $10 found on a blackhat SEO site. 19.5k of which are still around after about a year. You could totally use
925.
by problems 10y ago
Most formats are bad for this honestly. Most of the MS Office formats have lots of metadata. Printing them to PDFs might actually do a decent job to strip that data. You might have to make sure your PDF printer doesn't add additional m
926.
by problems 10y ago
Anyone with $10 can go buy tens of thousands of followers. And they work. And stay for a fair while. I've done this a few times myself, it really doesn't take any more than a quick google search.
927.
by problems 10y ago
This usually results with going to wikipedia and then going "man, these preservatives are pretty cool shit" while I eat them.
928.
by problems 10y ago
If your concern is space, use RAID5 or RAID6, which offer single or dual disk recovery. There's been some concern raised, particularly about errors on RAID5 recovery - the large disk sizes may make a failure during recovery more likely
929.
by problems 10y ago
Yeah, they were talking about this on Freakonomics yesterday - a lot of those people working steel or textiles wound up in low paying retail or service sector jobs. Some of those jobs might come back. Maybe not as numerous due to automation
930.
by problems 10y ago
Economists have for many years argued we should do just that.

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