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rstupek
7y ago
Much harder to visually pick out which are ads versus not now imo which is probably why they did it
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rstupek
7y ago
But is there fully open source hardware with no possibility of a backdoor?
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rstupek
7y ago
From her blog post she did eventually get a custody arrangement which requires he pay substantial (in her words) child support.
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rstupek
7y ago
Or the 8" floppy disk which I saw when I was a middle school kid learning my first programming on a paper teletype!
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7y ago
Wiper controls use the standard column stick just like any other car. Same with lights.
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7y ago
And most people think of that money they get back as a bonus! Like it was never their money in the first place but a gift from the government
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rstupek
7y ago
Gerrymandering is not a one-sided thing. Both parties have done it and will likely continue to do it.
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rstupek
7y ago
I think the point is the Chinese manufacturers are making minuscule amounts from non-rich consumers. Most of the money is being made by Apple
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7y ago
Doesn't Disney own Hulu now?
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7y ago
You are mostly correct. You can do one off acting but any major production will only hire SAG artists
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7y ago
Most people will take free and good enough over a superior product any day. Google basically killed the market for mapping products and now have started charging everyone for theirs when used commercially.
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7y ago
Right now it requires an iphone. They've been slowly reducing the need to have one until pretty soon, maybe v5, won't require one
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7y ago
This is literally every WIX site on the web. 100% javascript rendered site.
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7y ago
at which point you'd stop paying for it I would imagine?
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7y ago
This was an interesting read https://www.amazon.com/Salt-World-History-Mark-Kurlansky/dp/...
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7y ago
The designer hasn't missed out on sales since it is unlikely to be bought at the prices they sell at. It's the same argument someone can make over downloading a movie instead of buying or paying for a streaming service, right?
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7y ago
My opinion is that Sony doesn't have the cloud chops to put something like that together.
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7y ago
I think the world of consumption has changed though. People expect things (music, games, etc) to be free and balk at paying for them. Why would they when there is likely someone offering something comparable for free but supported by ads?
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7y ago
$99/year is not even a rounding error on their balance sheet though
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Porsche announces Taycan electric car production delays
(electrek.co)
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7y ago
Because to run the service you have to pay for that 50% utilized computer and associated infrastructure where you don't when its someone else's?
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7y ago
Realistically the chance is slim. It's likely an ingrained Apple culture thing going all the way back to when Steve didn't even want the case of the Apple II to be able to be opened.
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7y ago
Exactly. It's almost like a peering relationship between providers but in this instance netflix is not directly connected to the ISP so wouldn't be paying the ISP for bandwidth used by their customers accessing netflix. It defin
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7y ago
It's not really something netflix even came up with. I know I saw Akamai boxes in ISP datacenters way before netflix got into streaming
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7y ago
I think op is saying developers hate spending money on development tools. Free tools beats for pay tools even when the for pay tool is better by an order of magnitude
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7y ago
Which attorneys "should" adhere to.
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7y ago
Sentry, mongodb, et al. all got as big as they did by promising to be open source. Do you think they'd be where they are today had they not been open sourced? I personally do not.
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7y ago
Yes it actually does mean that is what open source is.
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7y ago
Have you really eliminated testing because you use the shim? Realistically in my experience you really haven't
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7y ago
Or go sell the family farm, or family business, etc.
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