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"I pay Apple to uphold this bar by any means necessary. " I pay the electric company to have a store where only approved toasters and microwaves are sold so as to keep quality high! I pay my car company to ensure that only approved tires, windows, audio, windshield wiper fluid can be used. This logic is not working. Apple, and ABC corp, and any other companies can have app stores. If you want to shop at the 'absurdly…
> I pay the electric company to have a store where only approved toasters and microwaves are sold so as to keep quality high! > I pay my car company to ensure that only approved tires, windows, audio, windshield wiper fluid can be used. I don't know about the rest of the world, but where I live there is a tax-funded Safety and Chemicals Agency whose job is to keep dangerous and malicious physical products out of the…
I made a mobile app for my significant other and she won't use it
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Re: I made a mobile app for my significant other and she won't use it
#282Earlier quoted context omitted.
They're specific to Linux distribution families, so they don't really apply to those who are running Android or iOS. Also, getting your app into repository isn't really easier than getting it into app store (see https://wiki.debian.org/DebianMentorsFaq#How_do_I_get_a_spon... ) and good luck if you're trying to make money from the app.
> getting your app into repository isn't really easier than getting it into app store ... and good luck if you're trying to make money from the app. Good. That's why the quality is so high.
Android, Mac, Windows, Linux are reasonably safe platforms, there's zero reason why people can't chose to download the software they want.
Apple's 'it's the security' line is the most obvious giant lie, it's there to protect their control over the platform and that's that.
Re: I made a mobile app for my significant other and she won't use it
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> getting your app into repository isn't really easier than getting it into app store ... and good luck if you're trying to make money from the app. Good. That's why the quality is so high.
Pro monopolist app store people are like Chinese citizens so happy with the CCP 'because stability'. It's bizarre. Android, Mac, Windows, Linux are reasonably safe platforms, there's zero reason why people can't chose to download the software they want. Apple's 'it's the security' line is the most obvious giant lie, it's there to protect their control over the platform and that's that.
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Is there a way to force this standalone browser behaviour for non PWA?
Yes it’s a meta tag: more info: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Ap ...
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This advice seems to cycle. With our first born we also had to alternate positions. Now with the second we got the strict instructions to let sleep on the back only. According to the help it was because every once in a while the number of babies that die in the crib surges and then everyone has to sleep on their back again. But they don’t really know what is going on.
Back only sleeping has been the recommendation of medical authorities in most of the world for close to 30 years. It’s not a recommendation that changes every few years.
Re: I made a mobile app for my significant other and she won't use it
#286My immediate thought: the algorithm is wrong! Deciding which film to watch together isn't a matter of both parties saying which films they are willing to watch and then picking one from the intersection of those two sets. It's a negotiation, and it could be like negotiating Brexit. Take just a simple example: suppose P1 and P2 are both willing to watch films F1 and F2, but P1 would prefer to watch F1 and P2 would pre…
Propose the problem to a market design economist on Twitter and they'll solve it for you just for fun (and maybe write a paper).
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The upkeep of the Apple store ecosystem is easily found within its margins on taking money from developers plus billions in profits. This page is telling you how they're classifying it for tax reasons. There is no need to charge $100 or even $20 like Microsoft. This page is an excuse. There is no reason except greed and corporate accounting.
>and corporate accounting. Yes. That page align with Apple Accounting. Since 2017 Apple has been putting iOS cost and development, SDK as part of their Services Strategy expenses. In a sense Apple is now think you are buying iPhone just as Hardware ( with huge margins ), and you are paying for all the development of iOS, macOS through their Services Revenue coming from App Store and Google Search. In Steve Jobs days…
Re: I made a mobile app for my significant other and she won't use it
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Do they make more from iOS users than from the subset of Android users that have phones priced similarly to iPhone?
Since they make more from iOS users overall, they definitely make more than from a small subset of Android users. My point is app developers rightly care about their total income, not about the per-capita income from a tiny slice of the userbase.
* In the United States of America
Many American app makers hit a ceiling when they try to expand internationally and they discover that for the rest of the world, Android is both dominant, and more profitable.
Re: I made a mobile app for my significant other and she won't use it
#289My immediate thought: the algorithm is wrong! Deciding which film to watch together isn't a matter of both parties saying which films they are willing to watch and then picking one from the intersection of those two sets. It's a negotiation, and it could be like negotiating Brexit. Take just a simple example: suppose P1 and P2 are both willing to watch films F1 and F2, but P1 would prefer to watch F1 and P2 would pre…
The future is our AI avatars arguing and negotiating on our behalf until they recognize we gave them the ENTIRE KEYSET TO THE KINGDOM at which point they mutter about stupid monkeys and turn off our lights.
Premise is essentially what you've mentioned: two AI agents negotiating a business.
Re: I made a mobile app for my significant other and she won't use it
#290Interesting, I made an app for anyone, but only my significant other used it. :)