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prophesi
3y ago
And I'd also argue that the official ChatGPT app is still better than users searching for ChatGPT on an app store and downloading an unofficial app with an even sketchier privacy policy / ads / malware.
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3y ago
A landing page that doesn't mention pages until you scroll halfway down to their pricing plans and see "10 pages/mo.", the details of the plan hidden behind a collapsed accordion, adding a subscription to all new printer
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3y ago
That's because you disagree that the issue is about good advertising. The page isn't as clear-cut as you've pointed out. It's also worth mentioning that buying a new InkJet printer is also tacked on with 2 years of "
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3y ago
The goal post you're debating is a low bar for reasonable business practices.
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3y ago
> It’s like you’re trying to manufacture the outrage on the spot based on a loose skimming and the appearance of keywords. Good advertising should only require loose skimming to know what they're trying to sell you.
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3y ago
I mean, just looking at the product page it's all about receiving ink in a timely manner. It's not until you get to the poorly-named Ink Plans that you see that it's actually all about pages.
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3y ago
I think a good middle-ground would be having the default store have the functionality for verifiable builds like F-Droid. Add a banner/badge that the app you're looking at is open source, a red flag if it's closed source, a l
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3y ago
Same here. Nextcloud to sync the database, and a local keyfile that doesn't touch the internet/cloud. It's also open-source under AGPL, though iOS doesn't have anything like F-Droid to verify builds. https://g
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3y ago
It's to solve an additional problem activists face; you don't want to let your adversaries know that you're using encryption. Akin to hiding an encrypted partition on your drive so that it gets through customs without raising
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3y ago
It's a large nation-wide industry, so I imagine at some point during the business's growth, the founder may be bought out, or the oversight of corporate management lets profit drive the decisions in its various departments.
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3y ago
Any chance of opening the source? I'm a bit confused how it could be E2E-encrypted if the URL doesn't have a URI fragment. This is usually where the key would be located, as the URI fragment isn't sent to the server unless th
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3y ago
I would also argue that this niche topic would be one of the first to be generated by AI, as someone technical enough to utilize the API for OpenAI/Claude/etc would likely be familiar with CI/CD topics in the first place.
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3y ago
Some crazy person modified their Framework to use the Acer Spin 713 OLED display[0], but I really hope down the road there's an OLED option to purchase directly from their Marketplace. I'm betting the Framework 16 will have it, bu
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3y ago
I would make sure that there's a `.stignore` file that's identical to your `.gitignore` (except for secret keys/configs you'd like to sync on your devices) in each of those repositories.
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3y ago
Glad to hear Apple's allowing import/export. The issue I was thinking of is setting up passkeys for your phone and now you can't use it on desktop, or switching to Android/iOS and it can't carry over.
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3y ago
That's the point, if I'm reading this thread correctly. Google/Apple/Microsoft's implementation will be going out of their way to tie it specifically to a device and biometrics.
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3y ago
I also don't see how it's possible to revoke access to your information; once they're given access, there's nothing stopping them from backing up all of your information in their own storage.
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3y ago
I wouldn't say that there's a lack of success stories, there's a lack of policies like this making it through for communities to attempt it in the first place, thanks to lobbyists.
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3y ago
Your verbiage makes it sound concerning, but if it's the following image[0] then I don't see how anyone could misconstrue it with lolita culture. It looks like something you'd see in a Studio Ghibli film. [0] https:/&#x
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3y ago
I was actually looking into Krita the other day to see if it's possible for an iOS/iPad build to come out once side-loading is possible on those platforms. From what I can gather[0], it seems like there's already a working iP
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4y ago
Kukicha (though it still has some caffeine), hojicha, rooibos, various other tisanes. Though, the caffeine content of anything that isn't red tea / puerh doesn't effect me much, and there are a lot of good decaf options.
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4y ago
Yep, roasting the leaves for the kill-green process will leave you with nuttier flavors. Steaming it keeps the umami vegetal/seaweed flavor.
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4y ago
Becoming a tea snob helped me stay away from alcohol during quarantine :/
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4y ago
There's a lot of factors to it. The way the leaves are processed, the quality/freshness of the leaves, ratio of leaf to water, steeping time. I think in general it's safest to brew green teas at 175f. But I'm doing quick
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4y ago
I think Figma's tutorials are a great way to start. There's something valuable about learning design as you learn how to use a design tool at the same time. https://www.figma.com/resources/learn-design/
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4y ago
> Inferences drawn from any of the collected personal information listed above to create a profile or summary about, for example, an individual’s preferences and characteristics [0] I think it's a brilliant use-case of AI, but I rea
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4y ago
Do your clients take the HTML/CSS and manually edit/add/remove pages themselves?
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4y ago
I have no input on the value of YC and the companies they back, but it's frustrating how their hiring posts on HN itself isn't allowed to be commented on. Maybe then we'd have a better feedback loop on their incubation.
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4y ago
And to piggyback off this, to have an iPhone is often a status symbol for teens or some societies. So whether you know anything about iMessage or not, a teen with an Android phone may be heckled when their iPhone recipient sees a green bubb
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4y ago
Huge fan of Kagi and Orion, though unfortunately I couldn't live without Firefox's Multi Account Containers. I'd hop back to Orion in a heartbeat if they had something comparable. (And also it's been three months since I
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