slivanes

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by slivanes 6y ago
Trivia: SYMBOLICS.COM was the first ever .com domain registered.
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by slivanes 6y ago
And yet Apple is forcing the lack of choice in an app store.
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by slivanes 6y ago
They addressed it, but didn't give any indication when x86 containers will be ready (and how they'll do it). Expect at least next year.
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by slivanes 6y ago
Open source is free to do what you will, but how many PR's does AWS send back to origin?
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by slivanes 6y ago
Why are you typing this message on your computer or phone? You are not maxing the CPU and drive out to 100%.
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by slivanes 6y ago
Sounds amazing, and I personally would enjoy all that even with the high cost of living and taxes (which you failed to mention) that naturally goes with that. A significant portion of American's would find this too close to socialism a
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by slivanes 6y ago
Imagine seeing that type of perverse qualification for sports teams? Some players that pay for the privilege to play, others through dedication and skill. Is this the type of spectacle you would want to watch? Actually, maybe seeing some
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by slivanes 6y ago
I believe they have a built-in SIM and mobile connection for its own purposes.
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by slivanes 6y ago
Christian faith would have you believe it is God's will that you perish at His time of choosing. He also loves you.
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by slivanes 6y ago
I would like the developer to have the choice of what percent Apple gets (e.g. slider from 10% -> 30%) and that also determines the level of support (and discoverability on the App store?) that Apple gives. Would that type of system wor
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by slivanes 6y ago
They target ads to your interests, default on: "Ads that are delivered by Apple’s advertising platform may appear in Apple News and in the App Store. If you do not wish to receive ads targeted to your interests from Apple's adve
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by slivanes 6y ago
It's right in Apple's privacy policy, see Disclosure to Third Parties section: https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/en-ww/ They obviously sell user data in aggregate - not at a personal level, but wh
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by slivanes 6y ago
I wonder if you'd think it OK if your kids thought you were not educated enough to be given a choice?
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by slivanes 6y ago
"No one is forcing any company to publish into the App Store." Yes Apple is, there is no alternative to the App Store on an iPhone.
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by slivanes 6y ago
A common way to prevent that is to authorize only first - settle/charge that payment at a later time when you think it's not a typo.
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by slivanes 6y ago
My guess is that Apple can replace them 7 times and still be ahead profit-wise.
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by slivanes 6y ago
Please understand that Apple is not in love with their user's privacy, they are in love with money and selling to markets. . Why else would Apple set Google as the default search engine on iOS? They get paid (a lot!) by Google to be t
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by slivanes 6y ago
Be aware it is max 3 streams at a time.
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by slivanes 6y ago
Just be aware that Ziply inherited the Frontier customer support team and the supposedly poor software as well. My last call with Ziply 2 weeks ago to upgrade my 50/50 to 100/100 was a great experience. I'm not saying every
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by slivanes 6y ago
You must be talking about the Surface laptop first and second generation only. The latest generation is actually quite repairable as far as laptops go: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Microsoft+Surface+Laptop+3++... M
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by slivanes 6y ago
North Dakota is now the worlds capital for hiding money.
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by slivanes 6y ago
How about all the iMessage created "Liked", "Loved", "Emoji" messages? Each and every one of those creates a message alert on non-iPhones. It is by far the most spammy type of message one receives on an Andro
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by slivanes 6y ago
Liked "Its all designed to discourage talking to android users so they eventually buy an iphone." If you own an Android you will understand the above. Very annoying!
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by slivanes 6y ago
The owner of the site decides where the surveying occurs. I've chosen just the page where the captcha is needed and it works great.
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by slivanes 6y ago
Isn't the elephant in the Amazon boardroom that AWS essentially pays for any mischief they can do with their retail arm? i.e. Sell an equivalent item at a loss for an extended period of time to force a competitor / retailer out of
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by slivanes 6y ago
Would he be working at a FAANG trying to get more clicks for advertiser dollars?
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by slivanes 6y ago
But I would think they would not have seen the ad in the first place?
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by slivanes 7y ago
I've been running a World of Warcraft TCG loot website for over 13 years. I started it because my wife needed me off the game because I played too much (she was right), but I still wanted to do something with the game. https:/&#
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by slivanes 7y ago
Maybe an updated version of Firefox has the feature to remove the nag?
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by slivanes 7y ago
Do SEO abusers count?

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