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Twisell
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Comment #49094337
That is the actual point of this program. Apple clearly pay the fees for the customers loan but at the end, the only real mistake the customer can make and might regret is switchin…
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Comment #47958051
Then please forgive I was triggered on their introductory expression "Raw SQL is great for simple queries, (...)" I understand your point but I'm not sure it's efficiency to use an…
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Comment #47957347
Just mix tab and space indents and swap them randomly before each commit in git. Especially around Christmas time this will generate colorful diff for reviewers! (For ChatGPT this …
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Comment #47957315
Sorry for the burn, but you managed to contradict yourself mid writting (or maybe you used an AI that messed up your point?) >Raw SQL is great for simple queries, but gets old quic…
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Comment #47464521
But this also mean you are not consulted on some critical configuration choice and that you are left alone wondering what to do next. Earliest Macintoshs in the 1990 launched a tut…
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Comment #47195322
Although it appear stupid, maybe an OS level endorsement of user age is actually a more reasonable middle ground than delegating mandatory age verification to data brokers... It st…
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Comment #47178541
The key mistake you make is to believe that "first world" is sustainable by it's own. A lot of people are hired today because they are good at a physical tasks, globalized capitali…
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Comment #47084436
The system you describe is already implemented at least on this French independent media "Arrêt sur Images". Subscribers can vote to gift articles to the public. (I'll link Wikiped…
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Comment #47057755
Unless I misunderstood your workflow Forgejo Agit approach mentioned in OP might already cover that. You can push any ref not necessarily HEAD. So as long as you send commit in ord…
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Comment #46910878
No it's a core misunderstanding of the commenters (and AI ads placement). The quote is biased because it miss the next part of Asimov's essay. > Orwell was unable to conceive of co…
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Comment #46828032
Guess it's true unless you have a company issued phone that is managed. But then maybe it's less shocking as long as you are allowed to totally turn it off outside work hours.
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Comment #46431566
On the other side being I needed to make some compromises with my life partner and we ended up buying a pair HomePod mini (because stereo was a hard line for me). They do sound pre…
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Comment #46255628
It won't solve for people that only own an iOS device but setting up a Time Machine backup is aggressively recommended by OS level notifications for every macOS users. A simple usb…
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Comment #45272615
Well your experience is maybe more based on your friend behavior than on an absolute rule. This is the same for absolutely every manufactured goods. The same durable car model will…
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Comment #44744730
Either that or the next generation will develop multitasking abilities we cannot even comprehend as we become the sour elders. Kids this days... And the obligatory https://xkcd.com…
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Comment #44731495
Every hardware have it's limitations, my DSLR don't fit in my pocket for instance. But that wouldn't be a fair point when comparing photo quality against a smartphone. Comparing qu…
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Comment #43924928
I applaud your great prose. This metaphor is so powerful and yet viscerally painful!
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Comment #43371005
Well you actually make a point for short reaction standardized support. You won't be able to alter behavior of everyone around you. So at least the software should render these int…
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Comment #43136910
The Apple security paper describe how to disable ADP through a key rotation sequence. This will be a "forced rotation", they just need to decide how to communicate to users and wor…
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Comment #43045416
However, most of current fremium games are precisely based on this model (Fortnite, LoL, TF2, most of mobile games, etc...) The service is subsidized by "whale players" that regula…
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Comment #43030154
The scariest part is probably the user-base ready to purchase such an App. The demo gif literally showcase "Jenn*Nud*.jpg" as an example..
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Comment #42908252
In refining 163037:2F8AF2 (Kingsport) in 00h 04m 55s 807ms I have brought glory to the company. Praise Kier. 1⃣0⃣2⃣3⃣6⃣ 2⃣5⃣6⃣0⃣1⃣ 2⃣4⃣7⃣4⃣1⃣ 6⃣9⃣6⃣3⃣2⃣ 4⃣6⃣2⃣4⃣8⃣ #mdrlumon #sever…
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Comment #42315677
One upside is that it hopefully prevented developer to ship half-baked software that rely on filename and can't handle duplicate name gracefully. You can't prevent collisions (mult…
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Comment #42314854
It's pretty standard practice for all cameras manufacturers to use a basic incremental filename. Many more useful data are embedded in jpeg exif metadata. On the contrary including…
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Comment #42143644
I guess not in final release, but security researchers used the developer beta, probably with some verbose mode enabled.