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And risk permanent bans from releasing on the App Store. This model of collecting outside of your walled garden isn’t even remotely new; hell, it’s how Epic’s own Unreal Engine operated for the majority of its lifetime.

Medium, like YouTube, is a platform for creators to make money with little friction while also providing exposure that is difficult to build on their own. That, above all, is why platforms like this are successful.

You’ve got me curious; would you mind sharing the images used? The SFW images that were mislabeled, rather.

Can’t see how it would be; you pay up front to own (lifetime access without need to check a DRM server) X amount of games which are released to you over time. If you want another Y amount of games, you can pay again, or you can just keep what you’ve already bought.

Closer to their point would be the battery or the mechanism behind the crank that will inevitably fail.

Ha, AMC has a liquor license around here, but since re-opening I've still had:

1. A movie start 30 minutes late as they had forgotten about the showing

2. 30 minutes worth of ads after the supposed start time of the film

3. God awful food whose quality rivals Circle K at quadruple the prices

4. Alcoholic beverages that are several times more expensive than the plastic bottle their liquors come from

Not to say all theaters are this way, but certainly the only theaters I have access to around me are. Decided to give up after the third horrible repeat. I do miss the old independent theater from down in Tucson, they suffered from none of these issues; unfortunately nothing like that where I am now. Can't speak to Alamo.

…Huh? Netflix has more originals at this point then HBO has across their entire library. That’s ignoring the licensed content Netflix also pays for.

I can appreciate that you may not like said content, but they certainly aren’t lacking.

I think you’re lost in a team with a king’s share budget; this sounds fantastic to me, if they pull it off. CI system that doesn’t require me to put in a week of work at the beginning of every project, a few days to maintain as the months go on? And it is part of the ‘value proposition’ of what I’m already having to pay for in our shop?

They made claims and threatened legal action; certainly the public doesn’t need to legally know until a lawsuit is actually brought, but they would be required to present such evidence to the public in court.

Do they have to currently? No, of course not. But this isn’t someone claiming that another did something behind closed doors to bait public disclosure. They opened this door by making the claims, from a standpoint of whether one might want to do business with replit in the future it’s entirely reasonable to ask for proof of what otherwise are slanderous claims.

Is it? PayPal has offered the same service for nearly a decade; it even supports subscriptions (I'm not positive if this does or not).

Huh? Just read through it without issue, not even an ad telling me to sign up.

As a user of iOS, this is precisely why I go with Apple, and why I push my family to do the same. Particularly for the more elderly in my family, Apple's setup (by and large) prevents them from doing anything that would screw themselves over. Removing Apple's control removes my desire to be apart of that ecosystem, and I know that is true for many others outside our insular little community here.

It's a claim made by Volvo themselves(1):

> All of our cars are available with plug-in hybrid technology. Introduction of mild hybrid powertrains – all newly launched Volvos will be electrified, either hybrids or fully electric.

And yes the S60 was offered as a plugin hybrid, which can be confirmed with a simple Google Search. "Pure" gas models also used their "Mild Hybrid" setup - whether that should count is up for debate, but maybe you should take a moment and fact check your assumptions?

(1) - https://www.volvocars.com/intl/why-volvo/human-innovation/el...

> I'm thankful HN is not designing for 'engagement' or MAUs at the UI level.

HN has an entirely different business model. Regardless of heady ideas by the creators, from a business perspective this site is little more than an advertisement for ycombinator's actual services. I'm not sure what model reddit could go with at this point in their growth outside of their ad platform (and their odd cult-like "token" awards).

Welcome to US politics for the past 3 and a half years. It’s a hell of a thing not knowing how serious anything he says means on any given day, imagine being on the other side of his fence when it comes to human rights.

I really wanted to like Quibi. I enjoyed the Most Dangerous Game romp, I really loved the daily updates from the BBC, and overall the idea of content specifically made for ~10 minute sprints work perfectly for me.

The rest of the content though... Pretty bad, at least to me. One daily show isn't enough to keep me around.

Anyone know of a solid, ~15 minute daily news report similar to what the BBC was offering on Quibi? Preferably something with a worldwide scope. I'd happily pay a fraction of Quibi's monthly fee for just that show.

I agree entirely; the clients don't. It's an almost universal question brought up by them during the design phase - "this font looks like everyone else, we want our own". The changes to TypeKit have certainly put a squeeze on their options, but they still almost universally hate the system level fonts. Wish I could convince the business guys to push back, but eh, there are bigger problems we face on a day to day basis.

iPhone 11, 13.3.1, no issues here. I do also run AdGuard, though that would typically break sites like this.

Abandonware? It's still actively supported/updated with each major Laravel release. We use it in our shop for some quick microservices.

DNS absolutely -goes down-, though in much more entertaining ways.

It's a tough question isn't it? One we've tried to answer a good many times as a species. The last sincere attempt may be considered to be the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; that an individual may live freely regardless of race, color, sex, religion, political opinion, etc. That seemed contradictory at the time, bit it was always predicated on the idea that no one could ever affect the ability of another to live their life in a free way.

It's just funny to see the same old argument brought up the thousandth time with maybe a slight context change to the last.

I did, it's my ctrl like anyone else that doesn't hate their pinky.

> I have enough subscriptions already, I'm pretty sure I'm not going to add another one for a flight sim, however pretty it may be.

Every other game on the service has been available for purchase otherwise, I doubt that will change here.

It's almost as if there is a discrepancy between an audience that uses television as their primary news source as opposed to searching for it via Google. As if they might not be the same people

Except an email account is something everyone has to use in the day to day, and getting to that point was a 15 year battle. Go down and work with the IT department sometime, it's incredible the blind spots you'll see. The calrity of your knowledge is far from universal

You have no problems with the RIAA once you move to Private Trackers, but that does take a considerable time sink and a bit of dedication to breach. So point still stands.

Happy 2018 everyone, hopefully next year we'll have a bit more perspective than comparing a brutal regime to a small time internet forum.

Chiming in to agree that it wasn't a problem here. Though I also never understood why someone would be crazy enough to leave ESC as the default keybinding anyhow.

> Actual Apple customers I mean, I get what you're attempting to say, but this is so delusional when looking at the most successful business in the world that it's almost farcical.

True, but the fallback protocol is pretty simple.

Thank goodness too, have you seen the Android store?