vmateixeira

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by vmateixeira 9y ago
> But your email is something personal Tell that to your email provider..
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
I see no different behaviour from what can happen on an hotel... and I don't see hotels complaining...
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Because you can fiscalize a fare meter, not someone's phone GPS tracker module.
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
a lot of corporate accounts would simply get milked by this dodgy functionality Seems like they're trying everything they can..
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
From their website: Instant Coffee Often made from leftover crops, sometimes 5+ years old. Coffee is unripe, moldy, or has insect damage. Yikes. Any sources on this?
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
You forgot: not paying local taxes and being able to operate illegally in some countries (without public transport insurances and legal permits). Which actually also happens to be the case of Airbnb.
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
> It's about perfecting the concept... I think pretty much few of these unicorns are proven not to be profitable, despite exploiting their employees (read low wages, no tips) [0], [1]. What's to make perfect on a business p
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Despite what a developer is mostly valued for (delivery), his professionalist on picking the best tools for the job (obviously to his knowledge) should also be expected, so that his client has the best outcome from his work: Deliverable sui
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
This one is the key. If it wasn't for corruption and breaking laws they couldn't practice such prices. Plus the fact that they manage to get revenue from both riders and drivers.
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction! :)
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
I don't get this: If two systems (one with the index, another with the file) need to communicate in order for an email to be deleted, why would you need a random number in order to track email deletion in case of error? Wouldn't m
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Nice app, good work! It would be nice if the price/mileage graphs could have a label informing what each axis means as they can have similar values at times.
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Couldn't have said better!
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Enjoyed the reading still couldn't find a strong bond between hygiene and antimicrobial resistance. It's more likely overtaking antimicrobial medicine being the cause.
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OpenText Buys Documentum(opentext.com)
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Awesome service! Thanks for sharing :)
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Racism is part of our animal nature. Don't pretend it doesn't exist.
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
That's actually a very good reason altough I can foresee this getting messier if we consider backwards compatibility.
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Good job but I don't like the concept of this being budget oriented. It gives me the impression that my destinations can largely vary depending on intermediary (this) app rates. Let me explain my point: Assuming I have a budget of £X o
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Thanks for your elaborated response :) I had understood how it could be placed according to their business model but wasn't considering benefits for their phone's OS ecosystem (battery saving) which is also clearly important. I do
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
I just started noticing this recently whereas that "bug report" dates from last year.
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Yes, just gave Google Maps as an example but I'm experiencing the same with Gmail and others. It's starting to become very annoying. My biggest concern is, even if I trust Google Services to have access to all of those requested p
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
No worries :) Any ideas on why are apps swapping to this permission model?
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Alright, thanks for your input. Any ideas on why is this happening?
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
That's exactly what I mean.
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
No, it's just that I noticed something weird with some apps. For instance, Google Maps is now relying on Google Services permissions instead of asking for permissions for itself [1]. If I'll give these permissions to Google Servic
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
I think I can achieve similar with an Android 6.0+ stock ROM, but still some apps refuse to work and shut down once you reject their access to some resources.
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Has anyone noticed apps switching from requesting individual permissions to relying on Google Services permissions lately? For instance, Google Maps now need Google Services to have permissions to [1]. This makes it even harder to track whi
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Exactly the opposite.
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by vmateixeira 10y ago
Mind if I ask what, in particular, is making you move?

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