rcruzeiro

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by rcruzeiro 4y ago
I don't think that's what he meant.
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by rcruzeiro 4y ago
I lived from 2014 to 2016 in a really cosy flat with a sloped ceiling in downtown Lisbon. I literally moved away from there solely because the unit beneath mine turned into an AirBnb rental and there were constant loud parties all night lon
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by rcruzeiro 5y ago
Not from the US but from another country in the Americas. Here is a non-exhaustive list of things to take into consideration: - Social life. Yes, modern technology makes it easier than ever to keep touch with friends from across the globe,
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by rcruzeiro 5y ago
Do you have a source for that? I've been researching this but I got conflicting information.
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by rcruzeiro 5y ago
I wonder what would have happened to Uber if "expectations of profit" were a thing.
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by rcruzeiro 5y ago
Suppose Apple flags some image in iCloud using a hash that was probably sent from the device. Do they currently have the capability to decrypt the image to check if the content is actually illegal before reporting it to the authorities with
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by rcruzeiro 5y ago
I'm claiming they use the content of your messages to profile you and better target their ads until they stopped this practice in 2017 in favour of reading your email "for better product personalisation".
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by rcruzeiro 5y ago
Though we were okay with Gmail doing the same because "hey, it's free!". But I understand your concern here. All our lives are now digitalised and maybe stored forever somewhere and anything you do, even if completely benign,
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by rcruzeiro 5y ago
It's funny how often I got rejected after saying that I am not 24/7 available and that I believe that, if someone needs to have this kind of availability, it means that something in the company is not working and needs to be fixed
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by rcruzeiro 6y ago
Source?
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by rcruzeiro 6y ago
Not really sure of the value of this is? Unless I am missing something, this reads like it was written by an "edgy teenager". Perhaps I am just missing some context.
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by rcruzeiro 6y ago
Seeing that oepning the website on Firefox prompts a message for me to try opening the website on Friebfox, I'd say odd is a good adjecive for this experience. It won't be odd if I was opening it on Safari or if this version of Fi
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by rcruzeiro 6y ago
I'm on 80.0a1 on macOS Big Sur
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by rcruzeiro 6y ago
"You need a browser which supports WebGL to run this content. Try installing Firefox." Oddly, I get this when attempting to load this website on Firefox (macOS)
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
Or the headphone adaptor, or the lightning earpods that are included with most iPhones nowadays.
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
I had the "please tell us where your money comes from" message and my app continued working just fine (I use Revolut for all my personal transactions). Once I sent them a copy of my bank statement and some invoices between my comp
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
One of the biggest problems with iOS development is that most of the official coding samples include quite a lot of logic inside the controllers (called a View Controller in Apple lingo) which in turn causes novice developers to assume this
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
I've done this procedure before and it was really simple. I just sent them some documents and had to consent to the transfer on a phone call. The problem the people in the article are facing is that Apple does not allow the transfer of
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
Nonprofits can still pay salary and they are likely employees of their own company.
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
It's actually on the post. If your app included the iCloud entitlement, it's not transferable.
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
That would work until Apple shuts down your developer account for belonging to a defunct company.
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
It's actually on the post. If your app included the iCloud entitlement, it's not transferable.
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
What do you mean? I am on iPhone 11 and my browser is Firefox, my email app is AirMail, my main messaging app is WhatsApp and I get all my directions from Google Maps (planning on switching to an alternative in the near future).
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
There will always be people who will go to the echo chamber platforms to consume their misinformation. This has happened ever since the beginning of the web. What has changed is that we now have huge platforms that can reach a ridiculously
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
I used to have a 32" display at home but I got rid of it. I find that I'm much more focused and productive with a single display. Not saying it's going to be the same for you but it's just something to keep in mind. A co
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
My work/life separation is a timer. I like timing what I do so I can compare with my estimates. The advantage of this is that once I get to a certain amount of hours in a day, I know it's time to stop as I wouldn't even be as
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
I like having the OPTION of going to the office or a coworking space. The problem, at least for me, with offices is the constant interruption that could easily be replaced by Slack messages that I'll deal with once I'm not in the
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
Copying the same source as a comment above to whoever downvoted this: https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/hicrc/firearms-research/guns-an...
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
But there is a correlation with mass shootings (yes, I know it's kinda obvious since you need guns for mass shootings whereas you don necessarily need guns for most crimes).
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by rcruzeiro 7y ago
Your last point pretty much sums it all up. The dev seems to be basically looking for an excuse to drop the platform.

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