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by theklr 5y ago
They now have user submission for adding reporting to hopefully expedite this pain point
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by theklr 5y ago
Not yet, but that future is nigh. And if you’re discussing workhorse computers, I’d at least want that capability for when the time comes.
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by theklr 5y ago
Not quite. Tumblr just followed rules and applied a weak filter hidden in the settings. Then yahoo bought them and killed it for #ads
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by theklr 6y ago
That’s what makes me disappointed. “The Case for Reparations” from Ta-Nehisi Coates digs into this and how American government has been active in keeping that a multigenerational issue in black communities in particular.
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by theklr 6y ago
Unfortunately the author oversimplified their argument. There could be a case for the “black tax” as a form of reparations, but never even discusses the long history of the government thwarting any gains black people attempted over the year
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by theklr 6y ago
On square he has a competent staff to do majority of the load while he can be the visionary. It maybe coming around with Twitter after seeing them now iterate with the flurry of upcoming features.
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by theklr 6y ago
We now know the effects of not being relaxed on this, of course we’re now going to overcompensate
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by theklr 6y ago
Ditto. The fact it does and continues to harass for access is deeply disturbing
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by theklr 6y ago
Doubt it just yet. People aren’t moving yet, people lost jobs. So if the market properly recovers, it will stick around.
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by theklr 6y ago
Bad Bunny is a megastar and chooses not to claim the full superstardom. JLo performed at the inauguration and was with her partner Alex Rodriguez a successful MLB player. PepsiCo’s president is also of Latin descent. This doesn’t have to be
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by theklr 6y ago
Adds rdio and last.fm (pre-Viacom acquisition) to the list, so many lost apps.
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by theklr 6y ago
General operations if I’m presuming jargon. Which I think is the bigger deal with her donations than anything else.
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by theklr 6y ago
This. Majority of both Apple’s and Mozilla’s stance are based on the lack of standards for the PWA. The final checkboxes for both browsers have unchecked usually reflect the lack of clear specs from Google (since they shipped publicly befo
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by theklr 6y ago
They haven’t vetoed any features. Google added a lot of features without implementation (and security) in mind. The last parts of “PWA” are its most vulnerable, and with apple having such small safari team, they don’t have the same capacity
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by theklr 6y ago
They will. It’s a stopgap for Sony to top the bleeding from their online store.
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by theklr 6y ago
That’s the feature I was waiting (and continue to wait) on. I think there’s a future there they’re not pushing quite yet.
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by theklr 6y ago
Granted, 3 months in the pandemic and you get less than 1% growth after a big budget launch? Yeah, I’d kill it too.
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by theklr 6y ago
^this. It’s really hard to get non engineers on GitHub at all . designers are the exception
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by theklr 6y ago
This is to calm the market. Granted they went for their highest selling macs, so that’s a pretty big sign of confidence. This is also the lowest risk as far as their SoC design goes as nothing in the iOS/iPadOS goes past 16GB. Being ab
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by theklr 6y ago
How’s it marketed as a gen 10 device? They didn’t remove the higher tiered macs still running intel in the pros. The airs they blow past their previous versions. MacBook has been the same since power pc. Also has the same non first party i
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by theklr 6y ago
You know these are the low tier macs right? They did the same with the first intels...I am really concerned with us collectively having such poor recency bias. We’re only at the beginning of the transition. These macs they replaced were alr
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by theklr 6y ago
Really interested to see some of the choices Sony has made trickle out into other applications. This is the first time in a long time in video games I’ve seen some risk-taking that could revolutionize the industry.
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by theklr 6y ago
Reduce the overhead and need of making a native app as hype. There’s a lot of apps that are just glorified websites, and while fine, is an added cost on what could be wasteful effort to get no use. PWAs can be great bridge apps where you ca
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by theklr 6y ago
What damage? Outside of here and tech/gaming sites, the Apple v. Epic Games slap fight is low on the zeitgeist, at least in the US. Outside of those tribes, no one knew about the case, or cared enough to want to know when I explained i
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by theklr 6y ago
Lol, clueless. Mark originally was going to school to study psychology. Something tells me this isn’t from being daft.
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by theklr 6y ago
Umm. You choose to live in that walled garden or not, so if I choose to have “that choice” taken away from me, that’s still choice.
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by theklr 6y ago
That’s a bold claim
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by theklr 6y ago
For those claiming “the guardian” wrote this, you know how opinion columns work right?
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by theklr 6y ago
I think it’s still an oversimplification that it’s just Bernie. On the ground his ideas work, but he doesn’t. That’s a big problem that Bernie stans still won’t acknowledge.
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by theklr 6y ago
That’s a pipe dream. Been off for 2 years now. Shared my details with those who claimed they cared... unless I’m actively reaching out to them, I’m “forgettable.” Humans are lazy, not in a spiteful way it’s just convince > privacy.. and

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