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by scotu 9y ago
to be clear I don't agree with this hw manufacturers. Yet they assume what you were implying. And their products are not the same as apple's
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by scotu 9y ago
that's cute. It's like Google doesn't get that hardware manufacturers need to sell you hardware... Am I missing something?
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by scotu 9y ago
No worries, they listened and they got your back https://www.xda-developers.com/samsungs-partnership-with-mca... Want some mcafee with your s8? No? Well sucks being you...
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by scotu 9y ago
This tingled my "so cool, I need it" part of my guts since the crowdsourcing campaign, but the price was able to hold me back. What's your favourite reason/use why you got one? (I'm assuming we have a couple of peop
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by scotu 9y ago
haha sure, they are not going to burn down your shop if you don't "voluntarily" "apply"
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by scotu 9y ago
totally plausible nintendo game. In a good way
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by scotu 10y ago
ubuntu server was going to stay the way it was, but considering ubuntu desktop popular seems kind of a stretch though; relatively to other linux distro in the sub 1% of the desktop market? then maybe
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by scotu 10y ago
only siths deals in absolutes? Maybe try: "Unity didn't provide enough advantage compared to use an already baked DE compared to the cost of making it". I would be happy also with: "not enough people liked unity or mobil
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by scotu 10y ago
I thought about subscriptions for publishing in the past, very tricky. Surely I don't want revenue share to go "per view", quality is only going down that way (it's exactly the same situation as with ads, with publicatio
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by scotu 10y ago
I really enjoy seen on set, I've been checking it out for a little while now. Keep up with the good work!
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by scotu 10y ago
HN: can we invent a smoking bubble barrier to stop passive smoking please? for cigarettes, weed, e-cigarettes and so on... I'm for legalization but I hate the smell and effects I'm subjected to by smokers...
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by scotu 10y ago
sometimes a sticker price is not about being paid, but it's about clearing out you are rejecting an offer before even the negotiation becomes a waste of time
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by scotu 10y ago
sure, I didn't intend to say that recaptcha doesn't provide a useful service, I was just saying that they pioneers, in our field, in "exploiting" (for lack of a better term in my vocabulary) a human work to solve a probl
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by scotu 10y ago
I think it wouldn't work, simply because they need network effect to work and not enough people see any monetary value in that kind of service (fb, twitter, snap) (although many are kind of addicted to it -> they are not deleting th
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by scotu 10y ago
collecting data at the customer's expense :) A classic playbook in our industry since RECaptcha came out
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by scotu 10y ago
I think that having the same hardware would be logic, but I feel that running (especially a game) in debug mode would in fact require more memory...
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by scotu 10y ago
A sibilling comment was explaining it: basically your ublock (that I use too) is regularly blocking the request to google analytics everywhere, github code doesn't fail in that case, but since the repo contained the "googleanalyti
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by scotu 10y ago
if you use any kind of 3rd party analytics service you need to communicate with outside api basically every (analytically relevant) action of your user... so it's pretty standard on web and native apps alike
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by scotu 10y ago
I literally wrote that you need to publish that under AGPL any extensions, so you didn't really blew my mind there... It definitely be part of something like Gitlab (or github, bitbucket or AWS CodeCommit), you just have to model your
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by scotu 10y ago
but does granparent commenter find it off putting now that he realized it's not content viral? It's weird that it's not today's Oracle or Microsoft equivalent spreading the FUD/false info nowadays but developers i
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by scotu 10y ago
just to understand, have you ever read the BSD license or the MIT license? Both very prevalent in OSS https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
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by scotu 10y ago
As I wrote in another comment here I'm really surprised by the shallow reasoning of fellow developers regarding AGPL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13643645 I mean, I might not understand the finer legal details
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by scotu 10y ago
Why do you find it offputting? IANAL but it basically doesn't allow you to add code to (or get code from) Pijul itself and making it in another license. You can use it to store closed source code, you can host it yourself, offer it as
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by scotu 10y ago
well, it was looking like an email client (sender[s]/recipient[s] + message thread), but was "realtime", so it's not difficult to see it as an instant messenger (the parent message wasn't referring to a chat box ins
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by scotu 10y ago
to complete since it's internationally know better then Piaggio's name, the Vespa scooter is produced by Piaggio
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by scotu 10y ago
maybe the ui is not great, but as far as I know you are asked every time (in a not very visible way that probably defaults on replacing the previous): if I'm not mistaken if you look at the very bottom of the save dialog/page ther
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by scotu 10y ago
there's few things as useful and as irritating as acronyms. But a quick google search is going to give the answer to your question
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by scotu 10y ago
Are we sure DJI is [only] a "drone manufacturer"?
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by scotu 10y ago
I've been in that lobby, it's funny but nothing special; I'm sure it costed a lot of money but it's not like they reproduced trump's bathrooms in the original materials...
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by scotu 10y ago
maybe, but not all pros are computer science pros, e.g. photo and videographers for example are pretty pissed that the sdcard reader was removed as far as I know... but then again that's solvable, ram limits far less (3d artists might

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