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by zuppy 2y ago
i tried to use it a few months ago for the real time share of the screen. it didn’t work and also the files were not syncing with the service i am paying for. it wanted an update, but the update failed each time. after digging (which is som
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by zuppy 2y ago
not really. as long as you own the domain, you can put a cname to one of their servers and voila… server side tracking with first party cookies.
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by zuppy 2y ago
because those are supposed to be visible to each recipient by design. outlook will just show the emoji inside the e-mail header, nothing more than that, not as a different email. unfortunately, as this is not a standard, for users of other
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by zuppy 2y ago
you don't have to have a million useless meeting, most of the things can be prepared before and it won't waste the time of everyone. from a developer perspective, sure, kanban is the king, nobody bugs you... but on a business you
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by zuppy 2y ago
the law allows, the implementation that apple took, doesn’t in reality. yes, techinically it is possible, but with the associated cost only some big players can do it. there’s no room for free apps when the store has to pay 50 cents per use
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by zuppy 2y ago
i’m not a sports fan, but the feeling of being there can’t be compared to watching the event from home. this is not the part to optimize, in my opinion.
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by zuppy 2y ago
i have 2 chargers near my bed, one has 3 amps, the other one has 1. i use one on another depending on how fast i need it charged. not the best solution, but it works.
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by zuppy 2y ago
honestly, i found a solution for this. it is a little unethical, but is as unethical as them forcing me to never be able to unsubscribe (there's only a short time where you can unsubscribe once per year). i have a card that i use only
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by zuppy 2y ago
they used to have a bug a few years ago and some windows got to be placed outside the visible area when switching displays. there was no direct way to drag them back and restarting the app most of the time did nothing, as it reopened in the
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by zuppy 3y ago
every few weeks they're threttening to nuke some country, i think there's nothing that can be called excalation at this point (except the obvious idea to retaliate with guns, but that's a very bad idea).
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by zuppy 3y ago
call me cynic but i share the same thought. plus... unless we figure out a way to detect it, which we can't reliably do now at scale, this will be pretty useless. the ones who want to use it for profit will do whatever it takes, just t
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by zuppy 3y ago
no, they shouldn't, this will affect customers who already purchased the product and have no fault in this silly war that apple wants to start. no matter what they do, it should only apply to new devices.
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by zuppy 3y ago
I would add that nobody asked them to create the need to have a business relation with the external appstore. Although I don’t necessarily think it’s a good thing to allow external appstores, this is the law now and they have to comply with
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by zuppy 3y ago
> s ENTIRELY the fault of the EU "Cookie Law" i profoundly disagree. the cookie law+gdpr did not force the websites to show their obnoxious overlays, they do that in order to confuse a part of the users and make it hard do not
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by zuppy 3y ago
same Alaska that knew there is something wrong with the pressure, but decided to continue flying with their plane, just not over the water: https://apnews.com/article/alaska-airlines-portland-oregon-e... not saying th
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by zuppy 3y ago
wendover did a good viedeo about that a while ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQTjLWIHN74 the law says that passenger trains have priority, but nobody respects or enforces that.
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by zuppy 3y ago
I honestly don't understand why everyone misses a very important fact: iMessage is not an app, it's a service that uses Apple's servers and Apple's engineers to maintain it and you have not paid for it. No, as an Android
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by zuppy 3y ago
yes, but although we can all be replaced in a company, some of the people can be replaced much harder. so, i wouldn’t say that the number is high but maybe (and i only speculate) some of them are key people.
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by zuppy 3y ago
the green buble is not for the Android users, it's for the iOS users to know that there may be some taxes for sending the message. even on iOS you get a green bubble if you disable imessage. i don't understand what's in it fo
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by zuppy 3y ago
so… are we going to talk about which day is day 1? because even here we can’t agree. this also translates to not having the same week number in certain years.
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by zuppy 3y ago
depending of what you mean by friction with containers, there may be different solutins. for example, as a temporary solution on Docker when you don't want/have time to support both arm and x86, you can do something like this: FR
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by zuppy 3y ago
after a quick research, i think it's the socket not the plug, it's easier to touch the live wire if the socket is flat. edit: can't reply to the child comments, maybe there's a time limit, i'll answer here. i have n
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by zuppy 3y ago
this is not an issue in Europe. what kind of plugs do you use in Singapore? the EU plug doesn't let you get shocked when pulling the cord. i am willing to bet it's because of that, not because of 220 vs 110. it has never been an i
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by zuppy 3y ago
thanks for the follow up :) i understand the meditative part, i also enjoy brewing coffee.
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by zuppy 3y ago
i'm not denying that, but how much time have you invested into it and how much time do you think the average person can afford to? how much extra time do you spend for each cup compared to a regular semiautomatic machine? do you have t
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by zuppy 3y ago
> There is not much difference between a $100 pump machine and the expensive cafe machine except that the expensive one has metal water jackets to keep everything warm i couldn't disagree more. there are many many differences betwee
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by zuppy 3y ago
we already do have that and needs no certificates or other complex things for the end user: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/loca... is it secure? hell no, but it can be used.
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by zuppy 3y ago
how is that a problem for the consumer? just provide paid updates for the next major version. who wants it, pays for it. i give the example of Path Finder, which is a Finder replacement for mac. there’s not much to improve there, after a wh
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by zuppy 3y ago
why does it matter what you sell? the backend of a big online retailer is extremely complex. i agree that 500 sounds large, but (1) i'm not sure that's real and (2) we don't know if this doesn't cover other related busin
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by zuppy 3y ago
> So other than sending emails and hoping that they read it, there was nothing else we could do. but there are other ways. you can put a big red popup that can only be dismissed by typing "i agree" when the customer logins, you

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