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by s3p 4y ago
Well it's not $3, it's 12, so much more
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by s3p 4y ago
>What's worse, if you pay for YouTube Premium or Kagi, you're effectively paying for your content twice. No wonder, poorer people can't afford that. How is this true with YT premium? There are no ads if you pay.
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by s3p 4y ago
exactly! this makes no sense to me. the rules are not being equally applied.
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by s3p 4y ago
This doesn't make sense because we can buy and sell crypto from Coinbase, Uphold, even Cash app right from our phones. We buy crypto and send crypto, and that has its own fees associated with it. Why does apple allow any app that suppo
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by s3p 4y ago
It's not necessarily about having the latest chip tech from a consumer perspective but more about TSMC's business demand. Businesses like Apple are only signing contracts for the best chip designs, and they are a massive custome
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by s3p 4y ago
Spotify corporate seems to be actively hostile toward their community. I see post after post with user questions that just get left unanswered.
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by s3p 4y ago
How so? I think their strides in fields like differential privacy show how willing they are to protect their end users.
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by s3p 4y ago
Simple, but not easy.
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by s3p 4y ago
I feel like it won't matter. FF translation usage statistics will be a small fraction of Google's, and I can't imagine them even being interested at that kind of data. Since it's an add on (vs. Chrome auto translation by
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by s3p 4y ago
This made me laugh. Had the same question lol.
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by s3p 4y ago
IMO it does. I would rather have a generally good product with concessions as opposed to no product at all. If apple, google, everyone exits out of protest, what is left? Chinese-developed tech that is 100,000% susceptible to the same gover
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by s3p 4y ago
What is the alternative? Apple exits the country and we use.. android? Is that a better, more privacy-respecting, government-order-rejecting alternative? Edit: The alternative is Apple doesn't comply w/ government orders and leave
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by s3p 4y ago
I see this is based on Electron. Do you have any plans to release a progressive web app? That would be a nice addition to win/mac/linux apps
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by s3p 4y ago
I think your original comment was spot on. The reply above didn't really add anything imo.
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by s3p 4y ago
Definitely not, because Apple gives users the ability to type search in on an iPhone or iPad instead of using the apple TV remote. They also let you do voice-to-text, which is nice.
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by s3p 4y ago
Found this very relaxing, thanks OP :)
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by s3p 4y ago
?
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by s3p 4y ago
Doesn't matter IMO. Globalstar was barely afloat in revenues of <$100m annually before the deal, now they've already made triple that. The investments to their satellite network will likely move proportionally to the load that
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by s3p 4y ago
OP knows, that's why he is suggesting it
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by s3p 4y ago
Lockdown mode didn't exist on iOS 14 sadly
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by s3p 4y ago
That is not what is happening here. Users' on-screen taps inside the App Store app are being tracked. Not their interactions with any other aspect of the phone.
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by s3p 4y ago
Why are they looking at software from 18 months ago and not iOS 16?
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by s3p 4y ago
What? If they switch devices and accounts, it doesn't matter WHAT is being "fingerprinted'... there's no way a unique identifier will persist across that type of change. Points for the theory though.
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by s3p 4y ago
> What makes me nervous, though, is that we don't really understand why programmers are paid this well Are you kidding? Computer programmers have extremely high burnout and surprisingly low job satisfaction. People are eager to rush
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by s3p 4y ago
> If you look at law, you have to win the prestige lottery and get into a top school, which will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Then you have to win the grades lottery and get good enough grades to get into a top firm. And then
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by s3p 4y ago
Regardless of any fixed costs, TMobile will easily make up for it in the long run with their expensive monthly plans.
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by s3p 4y ago
Protonmail doesn't support email clients with POP/IMAP like most hosting companies do. They only let you use their proprietary apps on mobile. Desktop users can log in to the website or use Bridge which is just a hacky way of crea
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by s3p 4y ago
I know very little about this but don't the other carriers also charge activation fees? I thought TMobile had these fees but just waived them for a few years.
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by s3p 4y ago
Honestly I'm fine with this as a consequence of modern convenience. The real torture for me in that first minute of a phone call is the usual: "Hi, how are you?" Then I have to pretend they care (they usually don't), g
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by s3p 4y ago
I would hope HN could stay free of overused nonsense buzzwords like "deep state", but alas here we are.

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