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Would you mind?

All that matters is the result.

Most users would be okay with having these features only available through the Apple App Store.

Instead, the result is none of those features on their phone.

United States

Webapps don't have to be terrible.

Don't let the rushed, incomplete web apps of yesterday scare you away from PWAs!

"Should I do A?, or B?"

"Sell high"

So vaporize it.

Not "vape", with juice.

Heat, and inhale.

Then fire them.

All that documentation and no commentary on the name of the project hahaha

HN probably still runs on a PIII chip (or did until recently) — you nailed it.

If you raise the speed limit 15% to where it should be, sure.

The Fappening allegedly occurred in part because of lack of rate limiting of Find My iPhone API auth.

Take that as a grain of salt.

I was expecting this to be a new account.

Did you buy this handle?

...which all of these other projects use =]

Developers don't click things to make bootable drives.

Any experienced to the contrary, I wonder?

You're one of the best people to ask, probably:

Direct effects of USA/EUR making private wallets illegal?

Ethereum?

Or Ethereum2?

You've never seen where these brags occur?

See if this feels familiar:

Paris Hilton buys NFT of Hello Kitty! creator's DNA, says "crypto is the future"

Don't mock Burry for being naïve in still thinking there's legitimacy or justice in society.

Just feel bad...for us.

Be toxic.

Check out unraid.

Also check out not using keybase...they're owned by...well, you'll figure it out.

What are the worst pain points?

Checking to see if it meets my needs, yet.

Know your target market.

They probably have 4-7 different roles with 3-6 different companies.

Conversely, services that give access to leave/clone via an open protocol like git are the last ones you should worry about lock-in with...right?

Unless you get too comfortable with the services' tertiary benefits, and that's not lock in — that's just comfort.

Not ticker: MINE.

> I have currently no reason to believe that IKE or TLS are intrinsically broken.

Okay. Not worth debating.

> bitching that Cisco et al won't start using it

Sounds like a good way to distinguish between vendors.

Yes, toward the end.

Did they in 2008?