runeb

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   by runeb 9y ago

   What? Early Beatles is all about falling in love and being in love. There are sexual undertones, sure, but your statement seems like pure trolling.
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   by runeb 9y ago

   Good example of how a critical external dependency without an SLA is a problem waiting to happen.
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   by runeb 9y ago

   Good luck, I wish you all the best. Be aware of your negative thought patterns. Absolutist statements like your last sentence is not necessarily true and a real symptom of depression. Change your internal monologue and good things can follo
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   by runeb 9y ago

   I don't think users particularly care which label an artist is on but the big labels attract the biggest artists and can back them up with marketing, so thats kind of expected. Its hard to say if the discovery products are supposed to
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   by runeb 9y ago

   Seems like most social media is going that way now. Facebook in particular. I thought Snapchat would be a break from this since the content is temporary, but I've read news articles from my home country about kids having to get "S
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   by runeb 9y ago

   I don't understand why Spotify hasn't gone the Netflix way and started their own label to produce and release the music themselves. Their margins are severely cut by licensing and since the labels hold the rights to the content th
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   by runeb 9y ago

   Not familiar with the framework referenced in your link, but if you are doing truly native development on iOS, the URL loading supports cookies [0] [0] https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation&#x2F
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   by runeb 9y ago

   Multiple furnaces?? Please tell me they don't divide the corpse before hand.
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   by runeb 9y ago

   Thats not the only reason to use HTTPS though. It is just as important to be able to ensure you are communicating with the server you think you are.
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    by runeb 9y ago

    Disregarding your gross exaggeration, road infrastructure costs are funded by taxing roads, automobile purchase and fuel.
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    by runeb 9y ago

    It seems to me that the psychological component makes conquering the other two impossibly difficult for some people with depression. In that case medication could temporarily take that dimension out of the equation so the person can actuall
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    by runeb 9y ago

    Worse than both combined, multiplied by at least 6: Facebook: ~2TWh( https://www.statista.com/statistics/580087/energy-use-of-fac... ) Google: ~6TWh ( https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/w
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    by runeb 9y ago

    That assumes China becomes the world. Seems far fetched. But assuming western countries would not follow their practices also seems far fetched. I feel the west already does much of the surveillance China does, only not as openly. Our camps
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    by runeb 9y ago

    And? What is the significance and why is it worth noting?
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    by runeb 9y ago

    Reminds me of Kutiman, an artist who made a full album of mashed-up YouTube videos like these https://youtu.be/tprMEs-zfQA
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    by runeb 9y ago

    Xcode 9 promised a lot, but for me it has been a big disappointment. SourceKitService still ends up in an endless loop allocating memory and needs to be kill -9'd every 10 minutes. Switching git branches with a storyboard open often tr
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    by runeb 9y ago

    No, I am pointing out it doesn’t matter.
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    by runeb 9y ago

    Sounds like whataboutism. Pointing at the dirty neighbors does not clean your own house.
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    by runeb 9y ago

    If the unpaid sabbatical were a paid holiday it would be regular paid work?
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    by runeb 9y ago

    Did it twice! Lost data too. Apples software quality has taken a very noticeable dive the last year or two. Being an iOS developer used to be very comfortable. It’s now become a real pain in many ways. Xcode being the worst.
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    by runeb 9y ago

    Fair point
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    by runeb 9y ago

    Read the article. They are stolen credit cards.
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    by runeb 9y ago

    I'm curious if you've found a social network who's TOS you find acceptable?
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    by runeb 9y ago

    I would assume an increased availability of aluminum because of better or cheaper production processes makes the price drop?
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    by runeb 9y ago

    Weird, I tried the same with Chrome, no addons, on my MacBook from cold cache, scrolling down and up: 294 requests | 3.1 MB transferred | Finish: 25.41s | DomContentLoaded: 685 ms | Load: 5.39 s You might have some crapware
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    by runeb 9y ago

    After observers found the source of the collision the scientist at the Chile observatory claims to have spent 45 minutes to locate it in the sky. Do they not have some sort of coordinate system they could use to pinpoint it?
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    by runeb 9y ago

    And people wonder why companies have to resort to hoarding user data for monetisation…
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    by runeb 9y ago

    In the same vein, what good is an index of the web going to be? Googles value isn't their index, its how they translate your search terms into good results from that index. Anyone can index the web, not everyone can make sense of it fr
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    by runeb 9y ago

    What then about anonymous artists such as Banksy? Many of the artists we today view as great, such as Van Gogh, were in their time neither respected nor enjoyed financial or, as you offer, sexual benefits from their art. They still pursued
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    by runeb 9y ago

    I see you don't play Sgt. Pepper often. That endless loop…