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wayneftw
6y ago
I agree that we should legalize all drugs while also providing help for people who fall into heavy addiction. > It is also prohibited because addicts turn to petty crime... This is just bad logic though. The best thing to do would be to
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6y ago
Dark patterns aren't encouragement. Encouragement would be a statement of why they recommend some action. Instead they try to trick you.
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6y ago
I think this entire line of reasoning eventually boils down to: Fuck capitalism. That's fine with me. Not sure what the hate for "Chrome users on Mac" is for though. Why not "Fuck Mac users" for supporting a company
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6y ago
Same thing with iOS updates. Every major update will force you to go through all of the options that Apple wants you to use like having a passcode and using Siri and other such things. If you don't choose the options that Apple wants y
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6y ago
You can't get push notifications on iOS with a PWA. Without that you simply cannot drive the same kind of user engagement as something like Facebook messenger does. Also people are trained now to look in the app store.
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6y ago
It's a precise gesture, meaning that it happens when you want it to happen and not any other time. I certainly cannot say the same for scrolling with a trackpad. If I happen to brush two fingers on the thing, things start scrolling whe
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6y ago
I like a UI that lets you scroll in every direction by clicking and holding the middle mouse wheel/button down. This is a more precise gesture than any trackpad can offer. Plus, with a vertical mouse you won't be killing your rota
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6y ago
I think forums should let users moderate things for themselves by doing the following: - If I dislike something, don't show me that user/subject anymore unless I choose to explore outside my bubble. - Instead of showing me how the
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> ...statistically it’s very clear the vast majority will lose everything... The same is true for state lotteries and other forms of gambling, but many people continue to participate. I think of it like buying useless items too. "Th
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6y ago
I tried it out the other day after seeing this announcement. So, I created the default app and it ran fine. Then I wanted to add a menubar to the window, so I found the Flutter menubar plugin, installed it and got it working. My first menu
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6y ago
Because the people who own and control everything would rather build up a government like the CCP so they can better control the "useless eaters" (as Henry Kissinger put it). "Made in China" is exactly the type of curse
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6y ago
I suppose anyone can say "Your argument is coming from your bubble" without saying much else. It's not a great argument. But I think I'd like to hear why you think your read on the situation is better than mine. Here
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6y ago
> I just think it's pointless to bring in gender into things where it's not relevant... And yet, when confronted with reasons why that's completely wrong, all of those reasons remain unaddressed. People are obviously inter
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6y ago
> video games.. perhaps anime, possibly comics. Video games, anime and comics (and comic-book movies) are not widely mocked. They're wildly popular. Getting too far into anime and becoming a "weeb" is widely mocked. A spec
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6y ago
> friendly and polite people governed by a violent mafia ...which was installed by the CIA.
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6y ago
Would any of this work be useful to run Linux on an iPad?
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> It's particularly bad that you bullied another user into removing what was probably an interesting story. That's not what happened. They removed it before I even posted a reply. By the time my reply came up, their story was g
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6y ago
My favorite less than useless iPhone app of all time is "Send me to heaven" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Send_Me_To_Heaven At least Google still carries it.
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6y ago
If someone said "The remarkably small circle of mostly hair stylists who control bitcoin" would you have responded so many times? No, there's something about gender here that's got you incensed. I'm not trying to
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6y ago
I removed most of it. I guess email dang if you feel that what’s left is too sensitive.
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> Well, I worked at Apple for about NN years. ... If Apple was claiming it cared about privacy, but was secretly doing the opposite, I think this fact would not remain secret. > I will give one more concrete example: the crash reporte
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6y ago
> SQLite as an embedded server-side database requires extra work... No, it depends on the server application. An all-read or read-mostly server requires nothing special. Same for any server that expects a low number of users or database
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So who investigates whether Apple’s apps do this sort of tracking or not?
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> I don't think anyone can actually prove these numbers.. Nobody is making a court case out of it, except for you. Everybody else is just using their common perception, that it is indeed mostly men holding bitcoins because it’s most
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6y ago
I'm happy with a $40 pair of Crocs indoors and Crocs LiteRide for outdoors. Have you tried them? Even at that price though I feel like they're over priced. They should be more like $25. I think you can get them on sale for that pr
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6y ago
So, you're saying that there is absolutely now way, no how that we can put up a fence to keep people with low understanding of tech from compiling and installing some random app? I don't buy it. > I don’t think that that Window
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The key here is that it's "badware as defined by Apple and Google" though. Who watches the watchers?? If you're not advocating self reliance and self governance for people, you're not thinking long term. It's h
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6y ago
> I love the fact I don’t have to muck about with my iPhone to get it to work... Imagine being able to quickly and easily add your own custom programs to your iPhone without asking anyone's permission though? Also, what if - as the
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Plenty of monocultures exist in the real world and we almost already have a Chrome/WebKit based monoculture. Where's the actual, non-theoretical disaster? Safari is the only browser that has any significant uptake (~20%) and Chrom
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6y ago
Hmmm - Sorry for bringing this up, HN.
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