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No, but if that's the only benefit, I'll happy give that up in exchange for not having to deal with HTTPS.

This is definitely offputting: > If you're unhappy with the price, then please feel free to take 6 years to learn, test out, write-up and maintain everything contained in the 100+ …

> those who are often don't think it's fixable Yeah I pretty much agree with you and I fall into this category myself. It's obvious we need a movement like that, but society (as it…

> While "man flu" is a popular term for men getting excuses to complain and play on a computer during a minor infection I always find it funny how we're supposed to be in an age of…

Is it a web app or just a static site? I still haven't seen a good argument for why static sites (blogs, personal sites, etc. that process no user information) should implement HTT…

Which regions have this? I'm in the US and haven't seen it.

Everytime some web**** says this it's because of some esoteric unsupported spec where there's no answer to the question "okay, but why would I want my browser to support this?"

Right, it sounds like we're on the same page. My point is that those apps are _worse_. They're just also cheaper to build.

> For reasons I don't totally understand, the platform vendors are themselves constantly invalidating the information in users' heads, so there's simply less in there for applicati…

> Does it need to be? Not anymore. I disagree. The fact that most users don't explicitly care is irrelevant — platform conventions are important. They teach a user how to use a new…

> it's easy to mistakenly compare a $1000 laptop with a $500 laptop that doesn't have a video card. Lol, come on dude. "Yeah I can see where you're coming from, if you're an idiot …

> The employees now have a proof ("my work output hasn't decreased during covid") and want to renegotiate their contracts. Are you sure? Plenty of companies have experienced lots o…

No, not natively in the sense the built-in Camera app can do it, but that's not what the comment was saying.

Nope, previous iPhones also supported RAW photos (my iPhone Xs does).

you knew what he meant so what difference does it make?

How is that any different than a company expecting you to work for them for 40 hours a work? The whole point is that they're paying you $$$ in exchange for your work. If your work …

Have you considered that your idea of a general purpose computer might just be different than pretty much everyone else?

Why not?

Good news for those who like working in the office — sounds like a glut of opportunities!

> was the right thing to do for end users. Only because the company made the change anyway on a sister site, for an unrelated reason, and hadn't bothered to make the same change he…

Uh, what? People have been killing themselves with alcohol for thousands of years.

The users aren’t really, their bosses are, most likely because it gets bundled in a contract with Office and Exchange etc.

And the result of that knowledge is a worse experience for users. However you frame it, users are losing because MS doesn’t want to shell out the cash for good UX.

I think Apple’s argument for why slide to delete is not explained would be that it’s a shortcut — the explicit way to delete is to tap “edit” or “select” in a view, which exposes a…

This isn't only present in "newer versions" of iOS — iOS has worked like that since day 1.