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Polylactic_acid

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    Comment #25079247

    The problem is people only pay for the cool and fancy stuff. Thats why projects like blender and krita are killing it while bluetooth audio and gui libraries are in such a dire sta…

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    Comment #25079092

    It would also cover 100% of legal speeds in my state. More than good enough for me and pretty much everyone assuming it works well at its top speed.

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    Comment #25079084

    For all we know there is a software limiter meaning its top speed is well within the safe range. It would be pretty poor to sell a car that would fail quickly under normal usage.

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    Comment #25079069

    What kind of source are you looking for. This is about hundreds of changes that all build up to a more locked down experience. iOS has always been locked down. MacOS now won't run …

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    Comment #25078744

    Not at all. Docker on a raspberry pi is a massive pain in the ass. Half the images are not compiled for ARM.

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    Comment #25078727

    Yes movie DRM does seem completely pointless. Game DRM on the other hand does seem to hold up for the first few months which is where most of the sales happen. It would be nice if …

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    Comment #25078709

    I'm guessing that the people who have this cracked keep it a secret so only their inner group has the method which lets them leak all of the new content and Google has no idea whic…

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    Comment #25067027

    Its likely the end of the days of installing an alternative OS. Bootcamp support has been dropped and Linux support will likely not exist. And then there is the OS which is getting…

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    Comment #25063732

    Its not a choice because not a single item on that list can be closed and let me do my job. So rather than petitioning to replace 10 years of existing software development, I'll as…

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    Comment #25055643

    Basically. What are you going to do? Not release your app on apple devices? No, you will do whatever it takes to work it out yourself.

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    Comment #25053937

    Victoria had an exploding case count that was set to match the rest of the world before the government did a hard lockdown. And not just the feel good ones they do in the US, the l…

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    Comment #25053168

    I'm a rails dev and I constantly struggle with 16GB. Once you start up rails, background workers, webpack, vs code, MS teams, a database, plus your web browser you very quickly run…

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    Comment #25043301

    The problem is less that students can look up answers online, its that they could hand the laptop to someone experienced and have them complete the exam for the student. An ideal s…

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    Comment #25043182

    Victoria, Australia had a lockdown that lasted for only 3 months and completely eradicated covid from the state.

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    Comment #25043016

    Likely the same reason as always. Mass production. Everything about cow milk is mass produced and hyper competitive. Its a wonder that your milk costs so little and not that the oa…

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    Comment #25031746

    We used to use slack and now we use teams. Just mentioned both because its not specific to any one tool.

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    Comment #25031716

    My favourite is to start typing the question in to MS teams/slack and often I have the answer before I finish typing.

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    Comment #25031512

    I use apple devices because I like receiving security updates after the first year, I also like not having my phone loaded with google spyware. I do not like the inability to sidel…

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    Comment #25031499

    Because people don't want just another android phone. They want their desktop on a phone. They want to use desktop GUI toolkits, desktop package managers and all the rest. Android …

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    Comment #25031481

    Apps are sandboxed already. The security of your OS and other apps is still protected even while sideloading. The only possible benefit is preventing sideloaded apps from using dod…

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    Comment #25030862

    The real solution would be making the images directory not a free for all. There should be an OS filepicker which gets used to allow an app access to photos rather than the app hav…

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    Comment #25030592

    It is abused, just not widely. I have seen a few apps that use it. There should never be a situation where the user is not able to screenshot their own device.

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    Comment #25029659

    Because we are in the age of treating the user as the untrusted party. I have noticed some instant messaging apps (telegram) use this feature.

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    Comment #25029643

    Its slightly wrong. You can't allow an app to scan for bluetooth devices without giving it location permissions because bluetooth scanning can be used to detect precise location.

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    Comment #25029636

    >at least show a sensible error message The only way to do this typically is to either already be aware of the issue so you can add an error (And in that case you would have just f…