y_molodtsov

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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
Gmail has its own sync engine.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
He specifically said they’d continue to employ all of them.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
Then these websites are broken and needs to be fixed. In the end, the most of the people would probably search for it in the first place.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
But it’s definitely not important for an average user typing “facebook.com” into the address bar. Safari proved that.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
Currently is saves my “A” and I get almost no double presses. It says it fixed almost 1500 of them in two months.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
And? Tons of apps on MacOS aren’t in the AppStore.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
Putting together margins on their hardware and software products just can’t be right.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
Nobody forces you to use Apple Pay.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
That’s different, you’re just getting the same price as the entire world. Purchasing power is different, yes.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
So you can stop the subscription then and not worry about a couple of thousands you’d pay as a single purchase cost.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
Your model creates a very clear incentive to put new features in your drawer just waiting for a new major version.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
Stock buyback is just another form of dividends, taxed as capital gains if you do it right.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
I use UBlock on Safari. It’s there.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
The color correction reminds me of the actual film used at the time. They watched a lot of soviet movies and even adapted some cameraman angles from those.
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by y_molodtsov 7y ago
Well, it’s not like there weren’t other nuclear disasters.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
In 2018 people like to scream about “selling their data” way too much.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Robinhood makes their revenue on rebate fees, it’s not illegal but considered shady by some people. Ordinary brokers generally don’t do that (although some might).
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
The thing is, this process is so complex it’s useless to talk about determinism of human actions.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
You can set up those in Gmail directly.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
I just doubt it's really can be as good as an optical stab in real life.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Well the movie actually iterates on a series of the ideas from Asimov's stories so I wouldn't call it bad. Basically it's about VIKI coming up with the Zero Law.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
iFixit confirmed that 2016 and 2017 butterfly keyboards are just a little different. They’re replacing with 2017 now and there’s no any data on their actual failure rate except for the fears on Twitter.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
What is the problem with keyboard especiially after the extended warranty program?
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Mac mini in a body of AppleTV would be really fun.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
I don’t really get that. Macbook Air is essentially replaced by Macbook. Any future “Macbook Air” would have butterfly keyboard, new ports and Retina as well. What do you want them to release?
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
We already see that, but it’s more subtle. They aren’t banning those apps worldwide, just delist them from their Chinese store.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Tell that to GDPR. I’m pretty sure Apple meant the compliance with the regulations of the countries where the app is available.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
I’m pretty sure Apple communicates with the developers of major apps in a different manner. Like when they didn’t immediately deleted Uber that was tracking the permanent device IDs which is prohibited by the platform. They’d delete any reg
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
But I can go to a public forum right now and find pirated .apk for thousands Android apps. And that’s extremely bad for the ecosystem.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
As soon as it get wide enough they’d just block you.

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