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pentae
7mo ago
I think you need to check your math there. 40 million devices in 2 billion is 2%. Not 0.001%
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pentae
7mo ago
A quick search resulted in this: "Android malware saw a 67% increase in 2025, with over 40 million downloads of malicious apps targeting banking and stealing data, frequently hiding in "Tools" and utility apps on the Google P
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pentae
7mo ago
Still a bold move considering the increased malware on android devices vs ios. My parents would have their banking information stolen within 6 months
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pentae
1y ago
.. or that other people on their network/Shared public IP have installed
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pentae
2y ago
So it's basically like submitting an iOS app to the app store.
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pentae
2y ago
Seems like the kind of advice that was true up until about 10 years ago
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pentae
2y ago
Exactly
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pentae
2y ago
Why are we assuming that this isn't a quality/comfortable wheelchair?
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pentae
2y ago
Was this a Nyotaimori situation or did you mean "with my wife"
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pentae
2y ago
71% of the US population is white. 34-40% of Harvard students are white. 26% of Stanford students are white. Yeah, sounds like a really valid conspiracy you have there
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pentae
2y ago
A commendable operation but sadly, this is a very small fraction of a percentage of the 8-10 million tons of plastic entering the ocean each year. The Ocean Cleanup themselves have estimated at least 75% of ocean trash is from fishing boats
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pentae
3y ago
This is what happens when content is curated for Google and not human beings
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pentae
3y ago
I can't imagine how good it must feel to be able to blame all the worlds problems on one political party. Must be nice
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pentae
3y ago
People seem to think that the customer exists because of the iPhone app store, when it's often usually the other way around. Other than a small handful of apps being promoted for free in the app store, the majority of businesses have t
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pentae
3y ago
I wouldn't read into it too much, this is what some of the best paid lawyers in the world cooked up to protect their client and par for the course
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pentae
3y ago
Just read a great book about this - Apocalypse Never. It's mostly just alarmism and white guilt mongering.
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pentae
3y ago
Absolutely! But most ICE vehicles people drive don’t get anywhere near that type of mileage because we tend to be buying much larger heavier cars. Hybrids help a lot of people get god level mpg and the reduced running costs without needing
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pentae
3y ago
I feel the same way and after speaking with many EV people i've realised the main benefit is how cheap they are to run. This comes down to the increase in efficiency compared to an ICE - ~80% of the battery energy finds its way to the
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pentae
3y ago
For truly wealthy people their time is incredibly valuable so spending time learning about a field they are not expert in is going to be more costlier than just going out and buying a well established brand. In some cases with Rolex or Ferr
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pentae
3y ago
Average subscription length for most apps varies but the average is 3 months. Most people cancel within the first month no matter what the product is
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pentae
3y ago
It's 30%. It's only 15% after 12 months of a customer rebilling which is statistically insignificant number, and it was only done as a carefully orchestrated PR move to make people think 15% when it's really 30 - as you have
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pentae
3y ago
This is the problem with skipping through things like this - you missed the part about real world chrome performance. It’s okay to be happy with 8gb, but it doesn’t mean you are right. Ignorance may be bliss but try not to spread it
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pentae
3y ago
We can talk about what "Pro" doesn't mean - a compromised, crippled machine that has to use swap memory from day 1. https://youtu.be/hmWPd7uEYEY So watch that and tell me again why you think the difference ‘i
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pentae
3y ago
Again it comes down to the fact that 8GB means you are almost guaranteed to be on swap. Does it work? Sure. But there is nothing ‘Pro’ about that, it wears out your drive faster and gives suboptimal performance
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pentae
3y ago
I think you missed the point - we're talking about computers marketed as "Pro" devices which should be able to handle "Pro" workloads. 8GB on the Airs is a completely different issue as these are not marketed as Pro
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pentae
3y ago
Australia has worlds largest uranium deposits, they can just buy it from us
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pentae
3y ago
And then Apple wouldn't be able to make 30% off you where you're going which is why the app store reviewers encourage devs to use in app browser instead of letting it just load Safari which is a far better experience
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pentae
3y ago
It's to do with the EPA rating. If the car maker allows auto start/stop to be turned off permanently then the ratings agency will test the car again with it turned off then combine the two results into their score. Having a slight
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pentae
3y ago
I would probably trust a nurse with AI augmentation more than a regular doctor, which I'm sure would help relieve a lot of pressure on the system. But i'm sure the doctors and the AMA would do everything in their power to stop tha
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pentae
3y ago
You're describing a luxury car maker that understands its customers get pissed off very easily and don't like being told what to do. Even the chimes in a BMW/Mercedes are quite pleasant compared to the ear-ringing DING DING D
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