rndmze

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by rndmze 6y ago
heh, jailbreak is a bad solution to a problem that should not exist. You should not have to rely on security issues in order to install whatever you want on your phone. Jailbreak should only be needed when you want to replace OS blocks, not
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by rndmze 6y ago
finger crossed. Fortnite is not really the hill I have seen this battle take place. For example Apple also rejected the satirical app of a Pulitzer winning journalist (it does not make their app good but suggests that the content was probab
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by rndmze 6y ago
well if you remove the "do nothing but", the argument does only get weaker since it becomes "for some people fashion fuels insecurities, so it should be destroyed". Marvel movies always have that one shot of the protagon
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by rndmze 6y ago
Interesting to see the roles reversed. Didn't Google complain that Bing was copying their results a couple of years ago ? Is it possible to have a middle ground ? I can see both points of the argument : - Genius does not own the lyrics
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by rndmze 6y ago
ok, let's rewind. First, gp comment just give a basic example (chinos or tshirts, or lots of other clothes would have been admissible too) showing that your assertion is pretty weak. But let's not focus on that one. Let's see
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by rndmze 6y ago
>Try to lock down versions. If you get a thing working with a certain version, there's no reason you need the newest new as soon as it's pushed. You can probably live with doing a scan for updates now and again. Agree ! it irks
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by rndmze 6y ago
I am biased because the ecosystem I work on most of the time has good libraries for important stuff (hint, not javascript). I am not sure how this advice is supposed to work though : the number of problems that are solvable "in an aft
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by rndmze 6y ago
I can't count the time I have heard good things about an extension, went to the chrome store page and ... "asks to read your data on all websites". Hard pass. I can't prevent the apps/OSes I use from gathering data
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by rndmze 6y ago
A shame, the internet could use a product like Firefox. `an open and accessible internet is essential to the fight.` can't agree more. Unfortunately just having that is not enough to get people to use your product. VLC maintainers see
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by rndmze 6y ago
ISPs must follow the laws of the countries they operate in so I am not sure this will work out. On the flip side, I don't think they can block communications forever, so is that tactic even going to work ? People are still going to be