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Every "mobile friendly" menu site is able to show maybe 5 items on the page at once This is due to accessibility regulations. Apple design guidelines and Material guidelines explicitly state how small font can and should b
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Demonstrating a use case for their customers (likely law enforcement).
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it is hard to imagine the economics of humanoid robots Their video gives subtle hints at the capabilities they're selling. Once you catch on it's quite startling. What department of every municipality in the United States
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The countdown to a controversial privacy violation begins. Makes you wonder if this will be baked in or if they'll give users the ability to opt-out of data sharing on a self-proclaimed "private" OS.
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Interesting to see this downvoted. I've been on Apple for over 15 years and feel exactly the same. The ice is getting a lot thinner and I've been looking at options how to move out of their ecosystem.
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Look up "retargeting ads"
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management chose to tank the company Most don't even know they're nosediving the company. They've spent years inhaling the flatulent business-speak of corporate America and come out believing greed, villainy, and corr
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they will often touch on other subjects for sure but the one lens that cannot be discarded is the cost one Next you'll tell me that the richest are venerated as celebrities to an almost cult status and maybe even elevated to hi
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They almost always start out this way then slowly become figured out and integrated into the corporate machine. And the ones that are centralization-resistant become demonized and/or suppressed by the media. Tor, bitcoin, etc. The en
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if it's produced with principles. Timber industries have shown for centuries they aren't concerned with carbon capture of forests and actively try to monoculture "regenerating" forests with herbicides which drast
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The amount of utter dismissal of forest ecology and timber industry propaganda is sickening.
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trees are not and can not be a very major form of carbon capturing My god. I may have to leave this website for good. Just cut down all the forests they said! It'll be better for the environment!
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Notorious car-and-luxury-centric city expects citizens to take icky public transit.
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Standing trees will aways be more of a carbon sink than dead flat trees.
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because gov payscale limits do not match market reality The same people and corporations who leach off govt contracts and subsidies speak often about how govt spending is wasteful. State/federal govts receive 10-20% of every si
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Your own personal narrative fractures and contradicts itself a few times. Might want to proof read it.
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UI fiddling is what you do when out of ideas. I would expect no less from a developer forum.
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Ain't happening while manual driving exists. Street racing and road rage are real problems and only got worse during/after covid.
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Labels like these are arbitrary anyways. It's just about what is explicitly said vs what happens in the shadows. Take "fines" for example. They are the cost of doing business and never actually dissuade the behavior (in the U
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If only shadow puppets could cast astronomical radioactive plasma profiles onto a 100 mile wide audience..
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I hope you are able to find joy in this universe. Don't let others ruin your chance at a fulfilled life.
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My living here doesn't attract more business or residents to the neighborhood On the contrary, try getting internet, sewer, water, electrical, or gas hookups in a rural area and let me know the cost.
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If it was a paper investment Those have "maintenance" fees too at most brokerages.
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if we were able to escape 3-space by moving into a 4th spatial dimension We are perpetually suspended in this '4th dimension' given that we are orbiting a galaxy and star. Find a way out of the observable universe which do
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because they developed the tools and technologies that made their OS Not quite. They used quite a few FOSS to build their products then pulled the ladder up behind them. Remove the app store requirement and the market will indicat
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Eventually you need to trust someone. There are plenty of things I use but don't trust.
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you must place some amount of trust somewhere. Using something and trusting it are different things.
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"Facebook hired a cybersecurity consulting firm to develop a hacking tool, which cost six figures. Our sources described the tool as a zero-day exploit, which refers to a vulnerability in software that is unknown to the software d
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Meta is a known state-actor. They likely have federal immunity to most wrong-doings. (Source: https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7gd9b/facebook-helped-fbi-h... )
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ordinary cars must be prohibited, since you can dangerously modify them I mean.. we're approaching a saturation point of corporate-locked cars. Granted the locks aren't very strong but they're trying.
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