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by viktorcode 6y ago
Browsers are a rather poor app execution environment thus there’s not much incentive for publishers to go that way, as given the choice the customers would largely prefer a native app to a similar browser-based one.
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by viktorcode 6y ago
As a preemptive strike Google changes third party stores rules on Android 12 towards easier operations.
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by viktorcode 6y ago
Since TOS isn’t enforced on them, Epic will have to provide some evidence that they have no choice but to agree to those unreasonable terms. So far it looks like they can’t do that. Mobile monetary share of Fortnite is small.
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by viktorcode 6y ago
They can bail out at any time.
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by viktorcode 6y ago
> * you don’t need Google to sign every app. You can allow external apks and even keep Play monitoring for malicious apps. They've updated the rules. You will need to sign every app on Play Store with the certificate provided by Goo
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by viktorcode 6y ago
Nevertheless, attempts to censor media should be concerning, no?
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by viktorcode 6y ago
> But China blocks American companies from their market, or extracts unfair concessions from them. Then this is a case for WTO, which was successfully used in the past to resolve those kind of issues.
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by viktorcode 6y ago
> You're also effectively limited to xcode & apple desktops Swift supports LSP now, so you can use VS Code if that's your thing.
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by viktorcode 6y ago
The same can be written in Swift as (1...10).filter { $0.isMultiple(of: 2) }.forEach { print($0) }