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by quitit 2y ago
Some Audio Hijack features seem unusually well suited to stealing music from Spotify. For example one can have a free spotify account, then Audio Hijack is a few clicks from saving the music with automatic file splitting between tracks.
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by quitit 2y ago
I'm pretty sure Rogue Amoeba are the reason why Apple doesn't ship with one by default.
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by quitit 2y ago
1. Trends in mass production are moving -away- from China. 2. China was not deemed an adversary when it become the prima supplier of Li batteries. 3. The USA is perfectly capable at locking out competition the same way China did, why? Becau
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by quitit 2y ago
Unfortunately I don’t accept “because I said so” as a counterpoint.
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by quitit 2y ago
Let's unpack it then. You've stated: >"Mostly from Australia and Chile" seems like the opposite of baggage, that sounds like about the best you could hope for in a global commodity, so many of which come from unstable
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by quitit 2y ago
This is truly one of those "it begins" moments. The article touches on it - but the news goes well beyond the battery. Li ion batteries come with significant geopolitical baggage beyond simple cost. The situation is well summarise
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by quitit 2y ago
Searching for BFR will uncover resources for this style of exercise as it's common in physiotherapy and bodybuilding. Just a note though: avoid the bodybuilding "bro science", there is an established method to calibrating BFR
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by quitit 2y ago
It's not fully arbitrary, but one can make an Apple ID from any email address or phone number (i.e. you can use a hotmail address if you like), both approaches dodge the issue mentioned since they're not obviously apple accounts.
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by quitit 2y ago
>This viewpoint assumes that the article is wrong I don't see how this is substantiated. Perhaps quote or elaborate upon the part of my reply which you feel substantiated your reply.
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by quitit 2y ago
All sorts of things get published which can earnestly be chalked up to stock manipulation. Bloomberg for one have a tendency for reporting rumours from "numerous sources". (Such as their widely ridiculed report "the big hack&
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by quitit 2y ago
When the EU was performing well in comparison to the USA, no one had any issue using the long-standing growth metrics. The same metrics which now paint the EU as falling behind. This headline of this article implores a false conclusion as o
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by quitit 2y ago
I think if Google/Apple/Microsoft/OpenAI released this product it would be panned for being too slow, inaccurate, possessing a grossly unintuitive UI and having a dismal battery life (even before being used in the cellular mo
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by quitit 2y ago
No need for snark, you can change your Apple ID at any time.
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by quitit 2y ago
Another tip is to run a custom domain for email that just serves to redirect mail to your real email address. It's is a handy way of keeping track of how and who has leaked your information. For example I give custom email addresses to
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by quitit 2y ago
I’d say your guess is right - the accounts typically get locked because hacking groups are running attacks on lists of email addresses. The email addresses ending in @icloud.com are scraped from a master list and the attack is directed to a
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by quitit 2y ago
As a tip: use your AppleID to generate a secondary email that you use for your day to day email, while keeping the login email secret. The problem stems from nefarious groups getting a hold of email addresses and running distributed diction
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by quitit 2y ago
A key contributor to its success is that competitors media players often couldn't play mp3s without skipping on the hardware of the day, and that included microsoft's own media player. So for many this was the only useful way to p
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by quitit 3y ago
Apple advise whom to contact on their website for guidance, but they are of course not alone in dispensing this and similar advice. Apple: "If you have received an Apple threat notification We strongly suggest you enlist expert help, s
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by quitit 3y ago
> How can we know something like this is real? From apple's website: "To verify that an Apple threat notification is genuine, sign in to appleid.apple.com. If Apple sent you a threat notification, it will be clearly visible at
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by quitit 3y ago
The EU PR playbook for writing bad legislation: When harmful for competition: “We’ll say it’s good for user choice”. When harmful to users: “We’ll say it’s good for competition.” The act of writing a law that will result in Google’s Chrome
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by quitit 3y ago
This just in: forcing a mandatory selection from a mandatory screen results in people making a mandatory selection to go about their day. Even should users select at random, would this result in a market share increase for alternative brows
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by quitit 3y ago
When it comes to European bureaucracy: If we put Germany on one end of the scale and put Estonia on the other end, most of Europe is going to be placed near Germany. Germany isn't the outlier, Estonia is. Also one would be mistaken to
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by quitit 3y ago
I think that’s a too-narrow way of looking at it. For an individual artist it’s not much. For Spotify it’s huge, all of those nickels and dimes add up quickly. It also doesn’t matter if their current plan is to redistribute 100% of the gain
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by quitit 3y ago
Essentially Spotify now pays small artists in “exposure”. Looks a lot like abuse of market position.
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by quitit 3y ago
I make the distinction between what are my opinions. This is a feature of comprehension that you lack and it's why I don't engage in [your] bad faith arguments since it underlines that your objective is not to present facts or opi
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by quitit 3y ago
It sounds like you're disagreeing with the parent comment, but the information you've provided is in agreement with that parent comment. I.E. that Epic hasn't launched an Android store despite there being never being a techni
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by quitit 3y ago
I'm not going to engage a reply when your responses are how you personally feel projected as facts. Particularly the comedy around the suggestion that a social network is a requirement (maybe you feel like you need one?) Also I think y
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by quitit 3y ago
Yes I see that, but that's the source of the problem, because one can sign up for non-DMA services which are based on using the personal data users provide to it to service advertising-based functionality. Since even a song recommendat
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by quitit 3y ago
Give an example.
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by quitit 3y ago
Just a few thoughts: 1. Are 3rd party stores popular on Android? How about preinstalled vendor-run stores such as the Samsung Galaxy Store? 2. Small developers are the primary beneficiary of unified stores. On the desktop Steam is a good ex

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