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5y ago
This is the comment that lost me. I'm sorry, how should more of the pie go to Spotify here using that argument? Apple 'made their money' on the hardware, therefore Spotify is entitled to a larger ratio on the software? Is tha
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I agree that this is morally correct but the law and the majority of real life intimate interactions don't reflect this. "Yes, I agree to have sex with you, and I am stating this without being under duress" or variations of t
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This article reads like she did not say no as much as she did not say yes, which leaves the reader in a muddled, grey area and unsure of how to interpret anything. Is she consenting, or more specifically, is she explicitly claiming to not c
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5y ago
Neat. Embedding a multiple axis gyro or accelerometer so you can recognize wrist gestures could be the next step to get creative with additional keys. Ex. left flick could be delete.
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Interesting. I've always thought that images within emails would also serve as a read receipt to the server that sent them when enabled or shown. Would this still apply? Google providing a proxy for this could totally pollute this data
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6y ago
It would be considered far more insulting if Germany took their foot off the pedal and eased off offensively. The media would have a (bigger) field day with that. As well, this is professional sports, not gym class. Even in international ho
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I used to be a marathoner, having logged over 10 thousand and some kilometers across various fitness apps. I'd led a few clinics and very much enjoy the running world. The running community sorely needs connectivity solutions like this
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6y ago
I can see the famous kissing scene from Squints in "The Sandlot" movie remade once again.
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6y ago
> missed Uh, "deliberately omitted" maybe?
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I thought the same thing. I was 11, in 6th grade and remember it pretty clearly. We had the wood fireplace going non-stop, and yet we had it fairly easy in comparison with 'only' 2 weeks without power in the Ottawa area. I remembe
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6y ago
I'm surprised a person was needed to cancel, but with that in mind, this just seems very standard
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6y ago
Apple recently introduced the App Store Small Business Program, slashing their app revenue taken by 50% to accommodate the 'small players' (<1 million annual revenue).
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6y ago
I'm appalled, what kind of a man do you think I am?
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6y ago
The vast majority of people without P.Eng do not advertise themselves as engineers as deception, as it's their employers which have given this title. If that is still against the law, I suppose I am witness to many thousands of compani
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6y ago
Rhodezelia, thank you very much. Your summary is exactly what I was planning to respond after starting to read through your comment. I think this fairly answers my original comment: > I thought this was for specifically for "Profess
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6y ago
Also, digging deeper in for example the Ontario section of your source about licencing: > Licence “Professional Engineer”, “Engineer” or “ingénieur” “P.Eng.” This is exactly what I was referring to. They consider all of these monikers to
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This source would need to serve as a proxy to the real source (if it exists) in law that claims these rules are in fact, actual law. That is what is being asked. This is not law, it appears rather a organization on a plight to attempt to ma
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This source would need to serve as a proxy to the real source (if it exists) in law that claims these rules are in fact, actual law. That is what is being asked. This is not law, it rather a organization on a plight to attempt to make it la
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6y ago
Is there a source on this? I thought this was for specifically for "Professional Engineer" status. If not, myself (3 year college program grad) and many, many others are not what our current titles are as given by multiple employe
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6y ago
The irony here is your comment alone is more reddit-esque than a common pun train is. Gatekeeping, mass downvoting, flagging, and then verbalizing your personal distaste to how a forum should run in a hostile manner... This is in every big
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Some have put theirs in. I would if they asked or made mandatory. It's not something I personally care for or otherwise want to spend time and energy being bothered by it. I will however, if it means showing a small sign of support for
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I don't get this take. Your bank, employer, ISP, pretty much any tech company, etc. would also share your data with law enforcement if court ordered.
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No matter what 'side' you're on, comments like his are just flame-war bait. Best to ignore.
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If you keep replacing failed/failing components or give needed upgrades to the system every few years, is it fair to call it 'working like a champ for 20 years'?
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I believe someone like Paul Hudson and the work he has done can influence a language's adoption by nearly an order of magnitude in the language's infant stages. I released a Swift 1.0 app back in 2015, and continue to provide irre
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Exactly. Older iPhone 6S here, showing 2.1 MB
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The slow recovery and after effects is also part of that timeline.
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Why would Apple kickoff competing products that are abiding by AppStore rules? It's profitable for them when purchases or subscriptions are made... and hosting these competing products makes their AppStore space more valuable to boot.
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I've honestly been successful just retrying, uploading and submitting the same build. Got it through the 3rd time.
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> what i refer to is being in control of your device after you bought it. Of course you can choose to not buy an Apple device, but after buying it you lose any form of control over your own device. I think this part is completely trippin
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