raydev

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by raydev 3y ago
And within the Settings app.
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by raydev 3y ago
Not because of the ability to sideload. Most people want to play it on console or PC.
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by raydev 3y ago
Fortnite has a different audience with different needs.
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by raydev 3y ago
If you have a free developer account then you need to redeploy the app to your phone every 7 days. You can only add up to 3 devices to your free account, and there's no way to remove them without paying (at least that I could see when
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by raydev 3y ago
Sure, but that's not scalable.
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by raydev 3y ago
> with people buying cheap airline tickets, airports have found a solution by turning themselves halfway into malls This is entirely overlooking the fact that you are a captive of the airport as long as the TSA screening process exists.
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by raydev 3y ago
This is likely wishful thinking on your end.
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by raydev 3y ago
This presumes that porn addiction was/is common.
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by raydev 3y ago
It's undone? "substack" is still a censored/redirected term in Twitter search.
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by raydev 3y ago
You shouldn't be downvoted, Elon's history with PayPal has been written about and verified many times. He smooth-talked his way in, started acting erratically, and got kicked out, but not before securing an enormous amount of mone
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by raydev 3y ago
So who's working on rooting TVs and writing custom firmware?
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by raydev 3y ago
You agree with Tim Sweeney on repeatedly using the word "verification" and him ignoring what the word actually means?
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by raydev 3y ago
> it was also used as a positive signal when ranking content This is (in my opinion) why they slowed down verifications to a crawl, because they realized it shouldn't necessarily lead to boosted importance, and that it certainly wou
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by raydev 3y ago
Yes, but it was 2019 and I think the thread I posted in maxed out around 100 total comments.
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by raydev 4y ago
Everyone's talking about foreign prices and inflation, but foreign prices have always been absurd. I think we've just hit the end of the COVID-era hardware refresh wave. Literally everyone has already bought new hardware they&#x27
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by raydev 4y ago
> so it's technically ~$32USD cheaper in Canada? I've noticed this as well, but having lived through 2011-2013 when the CAD = USD, Apple has 3-6 month lead times on pricing changes, almost always tied to product releases/s
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by raydev 4y ago
All non-US countries experience this. Apple strictly ties pricing to some USD value, which at the baseline is not always 1:1 (meaning it may be more expensive taking into account conversion). If your country's dollar falls in value, Ap
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by raydev 4y ago
Oh wow, this hits me hard. I legit have very fond memories of meticulously arranging pizza rolls on a plate to minimize gaps (pizza rolls packing problem), and eating them with a giant glass of Quik chocolate milk. I then moved to Canada wh
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by raydev 4y ago
Anyone have an option for Chrome they trust? Not only for this, but to fix the stupid Twitter behavior of hiding complete threads and showing "related tweets" if you are linked.
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by raydev 4y ago
> consider that everything the resume is supposed to do [...] is all stuff they are going to do again in phone screens, the interviews, and the reference checks Not just things you need to do again, but they might even ask you to solve a
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by raydev 4y ago
Another answer: still just vibing and living off their generous 4 month severances and maybe planning to take the entire year off. I know a lot of these people, many are just now starting up their job search, if at all.
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by raydev 4y ago
Do we "gotta hand it to Elon" for not missing one of his 40-50 self-imposed deadlines and feature announcements?
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by raydev 4y ago
Every time someone shares a link to a Mastodon post, I click on it and eventually realize it's not my instance, so I can't just click to follow the person or return to my feed by clicking. And that is only one example of how the
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by raydev 4y ago
There also weren't any functional alternatives to Twitter at the time. The following+unthreaded discussion model has only been replicated by Mastodon, and Mastodon obviously has much stronger competition!
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by raydev 4y ago
None of this really has any impact because of social stickiness. Unless Twitter has repeated multi-hour outages preventing people performing basic actions, like reading their main feeds or replies or posting tweets, the continued service de
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by raydev 4y ago
It's obvious that none of the non-tech elite/journalist/media types were able to wean themselves off Twitter, and the bulk of the normie population barely registered it. It really was just tech-oriented and tech-oriented-LGBT
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by raydev 4y ago
Also went through this a few years ago. Instead of being able to end my work day at a reasonable time, I made up for the "inefficiency" by working all sorts of hours. The tradeoff is being away from the people I love for 8-10 hour
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by raydev 4y ago
So when would you say that China started this operation? 10/15 years ago when Tumblr was arguably at its cultural peak? Maybe when Obama was elected? Or 25/30 years ago when MTV was one of the first national TV stations broadcasti
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by raydev 4y ago
Interesting that you've been downvoted enough to get the light text coloring, but the only reply to you so far is the parent commenter's concern about "gender ideology and feminism".
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by raydev 4y ago
> And are humans not confidently wrong as well? We can effectively train humans to not do this, and some are paid very well to admit when they don't know something and they need to find the answer. We haven't yet trained any kn

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