You realise it's commonplace *not* to have weekends in China, right?
On the basis of your logic that's a consequence of the lack of union and organised labour
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On the basis of your logic that's a consequence of the lack of union and organised labour
HTC, Sony, Moto, RIM - there's a reason these companies barely exist in the same form anymore. Samsung were the first to consistently catch-up to Apple - largely because they're official strategy at that point was 'copy Apple'
That logic makes no sense
Whether you dismiss them is up to you, but the fact remains that numerous sources have reported on the existence of Chinese Concentration Camps.
A third-party paying to have a small poster ('Tile') that shows + links to their product is the very definition of an ad.
The fact that you say IE at it's peak was worse than Chrome shows incredible ignorance on the matter.
Your anecdote about your friends reminds me of this odd joke from school
There's a senior citizen driving on the highway. His wife calls him on his cell phone and in a worried voice says, Herman, be careful! I just heard on the radio that there is a madman driving the wrong way on Route 280! Herman says, I know, but there isn't just one, there are hundreds!
1. Make Apple build a strong permissions API that covers the filesystem, sensors, GPS, isolation, privacy, tracking protection etc.
2. Force Apple to provide this for free to all developers (allowing them to charge for access to list on the App Store)
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With a bank you have up to £85,000 insured and guaranteed e.g. if the bank fails
Last I checked Microsoft's signing prices were much higher than Apple's
'Small company avoids being taken over by globalcorp because their employee rights are too strong'?
I'm trying to think of other US-Euro takeovers but right now the only one coming to mind is Microsoft/Nokia... and that's not good story
But please don't suggest that we should praise Microsoft because they're decent enough to almost give us a somewhat convenient-if-you're-a-dev way to avoid being tracked?
I wonder - would you stand up for them if the crowd was a BLM crowd, and the outcomes the same? Would you stand up for them if it were a Muslim crowd, and the outcomes the same?
If you would then that's admirable and consistent, so fair enough
Assuming the rest of the UX journey is similar (i.e. technically-oriented) compared to Krisp's menubar click-to-activate-mic UX it then becomes less approachable
On a tangent - nice work! That people are even comparing it to RTX Voice is impressive!