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All these points are moot as the main Appstore would be made much less valuable because it is assumed many major app players would diverge away. Even quoting the line, it was still largely glossed over: > ...prefer the consistency of a s
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Me choosing to use hardware x because software y is unavailable does not impact you either. You don't like iPhone or any "i" environment, don't use it. You have to understand that to many of us it is very much a feature
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I want Android to have stricter control of their Apps that are released in their native appstore. I also want the manufacturer to have complete control so much that I never need to have an anti-virus. Scratch all that, I demand it. How co
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> Just don't use it What's the argument here, why not just don't use an iPhone then? Why turn an iPhone into more of an Android? I have an iPhone because I don't want to be like an Android. It's a feature to me t
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I have no clue about any arguments flat earthers make, but I am curious how they would object to some of the fundamental concepts like you provided. I suppose it doesn't make much sense that they would use science to refute your points
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I found it confusing that he still openly identified to be part of the flat Earth group, even outside of his trolling persona. If I pretended to be religious for the purpose of trolling evolutionists, I would never say I was at any point a
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To summarize, would you say you were a great troll? I apologize if I interpreted it that way...
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Yep, a big part of that analogy is missing. Just like that, the analogy completely falls apart
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That's what I took away as well. At some point all these stories have to be retracted and the truth told. It was a big deal for us as kids about Santa, the Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy, etc. What if there were hundreds more though? What i
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Also still have my 6S and have been a heavy user with it for years. It's also my main testing HW for iOS apps I maintain. Other than a decreased battery life, it's still kicking great.
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6y ago
This must have been mid 2000s. I graduated then as well and only a few kids even had flip phones in school. I also feel quite fortunate.
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I've used a 2014 Macbook Air very heavily on a daily basis for years now and it still does fine on small-medium app development. Simulator's are the biggest pain point. I recently started dabbling in video editing a bit and that&#
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Post-it notes around the perimeter of your monitor
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Correct, and developing trust is a fundamental tool in every salesman's pocket.
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7y ago
Tax brackets do, but what I was insinuating is that those select friends (bless their heart) believe that all of your income is taxed in the highest singular bracket that you reach.
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Financial literacy is pure garlic to every common vampire financial advisor. I have a couple friends right now that do not want wage raises because "it will knock them into the next tax bracket". Believe me, I've tried to exp
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The sheer amount of fabrication is nauseating. I suppose it's not much different than the business model of any common ad company at it's purest essence: customer manipulation
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There was a discussion last night about this. Some of the more technically competent posters dismissed it because it's unbelievable that a financial platform would roll their own date-time implementation.
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The younger you are when you commit the mistake, generally the more fearful you are of the result of that mistake. That same mistake might get a "well that sucks" from someone who's been around the block. Tech for 12 years an
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Meh, I prefer that over a gated patch of dirt
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I believe that in Ottawa, there's a negative stigma with those who are in tech and part of government because of so many of these systems. Although it's sad to see, it's not completely unwarranted. I'm about to get an ea
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To paraphrase: "We don't want this getting out just yet, but... oh okay, you can come behind the curtain just this once." <end of private demo> "So, what'dya think? By the way, here's a fresh marketing vi
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I'm not at all accustomed to game design or game code. How is game state normally called upon and saved?
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I've been using 2 of them now for well over a year and they've been excellent. I fall asleep with them every night. It's a well engineered product. The only minor criticism I could give is the dimming functionality by spinnin
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No one here is getting offended by words on a website. If it gets flagged, it's because it's a veiled attempt to derail the original discussion completely.
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If this had a bit more satire to it, it could absolutely pass for a beaverton article. Privacy means a lot to me. Assuming it's not winter time, I'd honestly prefer going home to my own tent in the forest over this.
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Can you imagine writing your 12th grade anti-deportation exam, and looking around the room and knowing that the lowest ~15% of your peers will be asked to leave the country? I don't even want to think of the new suicide rate in that wo
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This would make an awesome IDE gag plugin for a co-worker, so it appends this to every non-commented line before committing to code review. Now code truly is self-documenting.
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I thought my browser didn't load the page correctly. It's sad that seeing simplicity on a webpage raises alarm bells that some error probably occurred. Very refreshing to read it as a lite version.
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Even 'experts' aren't experts. In fact, it's a running joke in my city that the top senior meteorologist has made the exact wrong prediction every year for the last decade on winter weather. That's very hard to do.
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