waboremo

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by waboremo 3y ago
Yeah I really hope this is exclusive to personal throwaway projects. Otherwise such thinking can land you and your potential users/clients in very hot water. A belief like avoiding SQL because is too complicated indicates to me you&#x2
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by waboremo 3y ago
These are regionally restricted on top of users being able to opt out of such service at both the visa/mastercard level and at their local banks. This means you cannot rely on the service entirely and have to create alternative flows e
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by waboremo 3y ago
Outside of buying accounts, some people literally just want control. For the same reason that people will spend countless hours moderating large subs for free. They want to push certain narratives on subs, so you'll see large accounts
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by waboremo 3y ago
All of the Google sections seem to be terrible for their use case. Images are lacking filters and are filled with Pinterest results which send people into a cycle when trying to get to the actual image to save. News will sometimes show old
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by waboremo 3y ago
We're going to see a lot more clones in the coming weeks/months, which arguably also prevents most of them from doing their intended job as a replacement. Eventually, one will form when the dust settles. It's a slow process,
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by waboremo 3y ago
The coordination required for such would be quite intense. Also fragile, as the third party apps would quickly abandon any roadmap agreed upon if Reddit changed its mind. Maybe it can happen now among the apps that have put their foot dow
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by waboremo 3y ago
They have, you can now select "none" when creating an Apple ID for the billing information. I believe the only way previously to get around this issue for a while was to buy a new Apple device because the initial device setup allo
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by waboremo 3y ago
What happened as a result of finishing those projects?
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by waboremo 3y ago
I would say they are definitely in the same range that any difference is negligible. Working in either shatters the soul in record breaking speed. The terrible things you have to witness. Humanity at its rawest and at times lowest. Both gro
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by waboremo 3y ago
Yes they did. Because they do not care about a good browser engine product. They care about selling services on top of that. So whether it's Chromium or something else entirely, they don't care. They went with what had the most ex
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by waboremo 3y ago
Exactly, it's always the loaded questions they start with to control the narrative.
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by waboremo 3y ago
Your theory hinges on the idea that by remaining on the platform, they will not dive into these darker thoughts. Which is quite absurd, don't you think? This idea that one banning is going to be the catalyst, rather than they already f
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by waboremo 3y ago
It's never been easier to build web pages. Never been easier to build a browser. Where problems arise is when people expect to challenge behemoths right from launch. Like demanding your burgers be adopted by all mcdonalds consumers whe
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by waboremo 3y ago
Yes, it's not just a headset/screen. In their words, a spatial computer. This coming with a new OS also signifies how they really want people to view it as a standalone product rather than a Valve Index which requires a PC to use.
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by waboremo 3y ago
As usual, the devil is in the details. We can see this with voice to text, in which despite in theory being so much faster than typing things out, tends to not be due to these details (processing lag, clunkiness of handling different forms
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by waboremo 3y ago
This in combination with the above is a huge issue, in which people are too concerned about "don't use Cloudflare" angle that they don't spend any effort into creating alternative solutions for the problems that exist. W
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by waboremo 3y ago
No real surprises here; once you remove the source, the moths stop flying towards it. I reckon for most; their hate is based on emotional manipulation over an internal drive. This is what separates their "leaders" who are doing it
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by waboremo 3y ago
Pedantry doesn't get you anywhere, you should know this by now you're a grown man.
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by waboremo 3y ago
Now buy a functioning search model so joining Tumblr isn't a gigantic hurdle of useless tags and filters.
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by waboremo 3y ago
Not being able to ask clever questions is the problem though, because once you've heard one of his guests speak elsewhere, you're getting a basic repeat through Lex. His podcast is alright for people who aren't in any of the
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by waboremo 3y ago
Adguard blocking inside apps is exclusive to DNS methods, these methods are extremely easy to circumvent by app providers. Reddit (as an example since topic of thread) already gets around these DNS blocking methods because content and ads a
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by waboremo 3y ago
Right, and you could have afforded better/more coffee with the savings costs to consuming less power. Which is the point: energy costs are not 0. These costs vary depending on which devices you play on, regardless of games. Someone pla
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by waboremo 3y ago
And now we get to actual solutions: public funding. But it's something a lot of people don't want to admit. We skirt around the issue, this relies on donations, that relies on the goodwill of the owner, all of it to ignore the fac
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by waboremo 3y ago
Agreed, we need to be honest about which problems we are actually trying to tackle. Decentralization doesn't tackle the "how do we long term maintain a social network" problem. No decentralized protocol does. Which means, ult
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by waboremo 3y ago
You should care because you're paying for that energy use lol
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by waboremo 3y ago
Yes, but all of those have impact to the actual function and performance of the proposed solution. By doing so, you are changing the solution. Look at FizzBuzz. If you were to set strict requirements on performance (and allow for reiterativ
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by waboremo 3y ago
That would be my general theory as well, you're far more likely to meet someone who is left leaning who admits to having posted on 4chan (or still does) than you are otherwise. Maybe it has to do with perceived biases, in that a right
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by waboremo 3y ago
The idea that creating music has had a huge technical barrier is laughable. It has not existed for ~20 years. Artists like Tinashe have learned to produce music themselves with programs like ableton, not a lick of mastering instruments or g
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by waboremo 3y ago
This is called The Baader–Meinhof phenomenon, a belief that something happens far more often than it actually does.
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by waboremo 3y ago
I'm not so sure about this comparison even. There are multiple factors at play that you're just assuming, that the $500 leather boots are going to be worn for 10 years to be equivalent to the crocs, but I'm not sure that&#x27

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