moffatman

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by moffatman 3y ago
In notarization rules, no executable code download is allowed
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by moffatman 4y ago
I found just disabling these kind of Wi-Fi direct / local sharing features on macOS solved some latency I was seeing during online games. For example: Universal Control when enabled would cause the connection to choke for a few seconds
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by moffatman 4y ago
At that point it would make sense for the vendor to mail you a top-of-the-line non-iOS device to avoid the 30% commission if at all feasible.
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by moffatman 4y ago
Property tax seems to me like the most fair of all taxes as the greatest value provided by the state is the enforcement of private property and ownership.
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by moffatman 4y ago
Probably my favourite game. For anyone interested in something similar I would recommend “The Outer Wilds” and “Return of the Obra Dinn”.
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by moffatman 5y ago
It's true that the new core slipped from A15 to A16. The improvements while real were just clock bumps. I'm interested to see if M2 will use the new cores or not.
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by moffatman 5y ago
It's known that music licensing costs are about 50% of gross subscription prices. So a subscription to spotify is about 50% to rightsholders, 30% to apple, and 20% to spotify as their profit. A subscription to Apple music is 50% to rig
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by moffatman 5y ago
I don't think you considered the loss of the 30% from each apple music customer's previous subscription to a competitor. There's no unfair advantage, the maximum profit apple can make by switching a customer away from spotify
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by moffatman 5y ago
Something which is unintuitive is that the 30% payment fee does not advantage Apple as much as it seems. Converting a customer to Apple Music from Spotify can't increase Apple's profit by more than what Spotify lost. You have to c