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Lambda container would be the closest equivalent with that functionality, https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/images-create.h...

The AWS equivalent to Cloud Run and Container Apps is called Fargate, https://aws.amazon.com/fargate/

One example would be anybody who deals with lots of data transfer, like video editing. Accelerating that with a better cable can really add up.

Was ready to buy this until I saw it is a subscription, not stand-alone.

You still need a Mac with Xcode

Are you sure this removes the ability to perform ANY software update? As far as I can interpret from this email this just seems to remove the ability to perform the update remotely.

In Ontario it is regulation to be able to obtain any of your car parts that got replaced, I wonder if it’s possible to request the old battery…

In this case, not enough people know/care how to cook.

This is an integration with Apple Wallet and Apple Pay, so it does indeed go beyond a regular app.

The issue is in the combination of data. Could you imagine the value of knowing if your heart rate went up after reading a certain message, or seeing a certain ad?

Isn’t 1Password secrets the 1Password for developer secrets? https://1password.com/secrets/

Slightly related, can anyone recommend a good DAC in order to take advantage of lossless?

Trackers have existed for a while, but the privacy preserving ad-hoc device network approach is definitely an innovation.

The remote will cost 59$ and is compatible with the previous generation.

It's still a crime though right? You can't launder money for a criminal and say you did nothing wrong.

In development: https://www.pine64.org/pinetime/

Was it ever named “relentless” at some point? I’ve heard that was the original name, relentless.com still redirects to Amazon.com.

Synology is proprietary but not SaaS... just software. Only subscription I'm aware of them offering is storage per month for offsite backup.

The premise of essentially proxying customers into a major carrier in aggregate to preserve privacy is an interesting one.

I use such a service for home internet in Ottawa, Canada (https://ncf.ca) and it’s been working great - with much better customer service.

Does this include a lease of a phone unit?

Records were exclusively owned. Theaters and DVD rentals were never subscriptions, they were rentals.

We had game rentals too. Either way, I would argue that the shift from rentals and subscriptions based around exchangeable physical goods, to an exclusively streamed experience is a big shift, and a big deal.

Just for accuracy, Project is available as a subscription.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/project/compar...

It is still a while off, but here is one of the most promising developments in that space: https://www.pine64.org/pinetime/

There are currently several mastodon clients available on the App Store, like Tootle and Amaroq. Hopeful that they stay up, we'll see.

This does highlight how important the relative freedom of Android is. This is unfortunate but it does not stop the ability for people to load the APKs or get them off of F-Droid.

That being said, imagine if this happened on the Apple App Store...

I also think that this can motivate new sales. If I know I’m locking in my price with a company, I’m more motivated to buy now.

Commercially I’d say ProtonVPN or PrivateInternetAccess.

Best is to make your own, checkout https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand for an easy way to set that up.

I love the idea and the article. My only criticism of the podcast is that I wish there was a sample episode available.

This is conditional on the perceived value of the domain names these coins offer.

You can use official Apple services if that is your opinion. Should people who disagree be withheld the right to commission completely independent repair?