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warning26
5y ago
> Sadly for me, Microsoft broke up the IE team because it thought “we won.” (...) Years later, Internet Explorer would plummet in marketshare and become a sad joke among Web developers. Looking back at the version history of IE, a lot
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warning26
5y ago
Not necessarily disagreeing, but my key question here is: how will Apple handle lower-level development cases? It's not difficult to imagine a watered-down iPad XCode shipping, but what about the tooling they use to build iOS itself? A
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warning26
5y ago
Eh, I'd say most of the hardcore Reddit users have both old.reddit as well as an Ad Blocker, so I'm guessing that slightly better ad configuration tools wouldn't adversely impact the longtime users too much. As for other user
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warning26
5y ago
Would love to see this happen -- for example, the fact that you can't install an alternative web browser on the iPhone should always have been illegal, IMO. My key question, though, is how would this affect the app-store-like world of
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warning26
5y ago
Translation: get ready for arbitrary enforcement of nebulous, ill-defined standards!
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warning26
5y ago
On an abstract level, that sounds terrible, doesn't it? At the same time though, I feel like this seems like the "least bad" possible solution. If a subset of accounts are only going viral because people want to bully them, i
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warning26
5y ago
Exactly -- I'm not sure why people seem convinced that YouTube should be legally compelled to provide free video hosting for anyone. Surely HN people should be aware how much that costs. If one feels that YouTube is abusing a monopoly
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warning26
5y ago
Good! Considering they made their policy clear, and the employees knowingly violated it, there's nothing particularly unexpected here. Policies without enforcement are kind of pointless.
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Vaccination Should Be Compulsory
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5y ago
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warning26
5y ago
While I totally believe the lab leak theory, it's important to note that this isn't an "official" report, but a document prepared by the Republican party -- that may color your views on it.
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warning26
6y ago
> Once you've found the thieves, the harder task is making them stop stealing bikes. Not hard at all if you make bike theft an automatic death sentence...
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6y ago
Last time I checked, the DNC hasn’t tried to overthrow any elections.
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warning26
6y ago
The RNC specifically, yes. They were sending out this email on Jan 6: > “Every single Patriot from across the Country must step up RIGHT NOW if we’re going to successfully DEFEND the integrity of this Election.”
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6y ago
Fair point, I can't imagine it would be possible to implement it in a way that wouldn't immediately become corrupted.
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warning26
6y ago
Flat earthers? Anti-vaxxers?
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6y ago
> And it seems to be a one way trip. You can never suggest that we have gone too far. Apparently there can never be too many police, too much military spending, or too many people in prison. They only right answer is more of that, please
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warning26
7y ago
This reads like the manifesto for someone hawking colloidal silver, or whatever the fake-remedy-of-the-day is. There's a reason those regulations exist.
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8y ago
I know people on here will disagree with this, but I think many of these events indicate that online censorship is needed. I believe it's becoming increasingly clear that merely allowing far-right dialogue online is essentially respo
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8y ago
I wholeheartedly disagree. More toilets won't fix the problem -- I suspect they could even potentially worsen the issue by making the city a more attractive place for the beyond-hope. Fixing the mental heath system that Reagan dismantl
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8y ago
This seems like a situation where a crackdown would be likely to produce positive effects, honestly. It's one thing to enforce some kind of dystopia, but locking up people for breaking into cars seems like it shouldn't be a partic