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What an unexpected conclusion you are jumping into. I think EU is the only capable authority in the world so far who is not afraid to challenge big corporations in favour of people. (mobile charges, customer rights, Google, Intel, Telefonica, etc..)

I completely agree that there are big problems around EU when it comes to lobbyists around Brussels. In my personal opinion they should be banned from influencing EU decisions. But, just because there is an issue with the car, does not mean that we need to burn the car completely. Better option is to help fixing the car.

When youtube content id matches 10 seconds of black screen as a copyrighted material, it shows that these systems are nowhere near production ready.

I am all for fair use and credits when it comes to creators getting paid for what they deserve but, when you need couple of lawyers to dispute something as a student on internet against enterprises, then freedom and equality of Internet disappears.

My experience for 3 major browsers on MacOS as follows:

- If you want noticeably longer battery life when on the travel.

1- Safari

2- Chrome/Firefox

- If you want seamless browsing experience.

1- Chrome

2- Firefox

3- Safari

I am guessing that Apple is investing and working hard on new technologies and tried to fit some of these new things to iPhone X. This is like a transition version to new devices that we may see in the future.

When Steve was the boss, Apple's main priority was iPhone. But this has changed over the years. iPhone became the best phone as intended and now is the time to work on new things. Like all other phone companies, Apple also needs to release a new model every year to keep those money flowing into company. My advise would be that you buy the model that you need, but know that new things will be coming at much faster pace than ever.

#85 fish

I am glad to see these 2 in top 100.

I just tested the memory usage with that 6GB dump file and it only requires 21MB to open that file.

I discovered this program while checking who is behind my favorite shell (Fish Shell) :)

http://ridiculousfish.com/

> In the recently released research, no significant decline in sperm quality was seen in men from non-Western countries, but this segment made up only about a quarter of the results.

There is something in developed countries that the male do not experience during his lifetime. It can be lack of fear, adrenalin, less activity, or something else. I think statistics hold up with the historic wars as well. As WW2 ends and people starts living without any fear of life, male sperm quality drops.

I think it is about what male experiences and which hormons are triggered in his lifetime.

As far as I can see, they are trying hard not to annoy people but at the same time try to make some money for their work.

I guess, if you are one-man team RN makes good sense since you don't have time to write native for 2 platforms from the beginning. If your app takes off, then switch to native for scaling. Is it possible to partly switch from RN to native? something like convert components one by one to native components, while still running RN for some parts?

I use some of the apps that are listed above, and I don't really have a problem with the performance.

Can you explain little bit more on how not using the native components can be big problem when your app gets bigger? I am asking because i really consider using React Native.

Or maybe give an example under which circumstances will those app fail to perform?

I used Cordova and the "lag" makes it clear from the first 5 seconds that it is not a native app. But i haven't experienced it from the apps that they listed on their page.

Using mouse will require attention from your hand and eye both at the same time. On keyboard, you can let your fingers work while resting your eyes.

This is such a beautiful ending to the article.

I think we are experiencing a whole new world right now, where anyone can be almost anywhere by the help of technology. This will of course be discussed in the future who knows how.

Give yourself a day or two every month without computer or mobile phones, code editors, or programming discussions.

Enjoy the life, discover things, spend more time with family.

3 biggest cities in Turkey voted for No. These 3 cities are having the most educated people. As long as people get more educated and it easier for them to reach for knowledge, it is going to get better for Turkey.

https://github.com/guard/guard

I just think external email integrations are hard to keep healthy and active.

Email is one of those rare concepts that is really hard to change or enhance. I can easily see Google abandoning this feature in 5 years.

People need email service just because of the email function, nothing more than that.

It's concept clearly has some limitations (attachment sizes, layout inconsistencies and so on) but it also doesn't have any deal-breaker problems.

Introducing external services integration to email sounds like taking a huge risk. How people manage their invoices, to-do lists and other stuff is changing faster than ever. These add-ons will require active development all the time to keep themselves up-to-date.

As a developer, I wouldn't risk investing in this feature.

Their considerable amount of revenue comes from kids who loves to shoot, dribble, and do some skills without thinking about physical reality side of it.

They can even freeze the money that goes to developer until the issue resolved, but cutting the app from the market and failing on both app users and the developer?

I don't think this is the best approach.

"Cheap Bastard Plan" is both little too much slang, and unpleasant to look at if you are in a demo to show this service to upper management.

I am not saying that you should have a boring, enterprisey pricing page with formal words, in fact I really like what you did there with free plan. Just saying that you can rephrase it with little more easy-going words. :)

Great product, congrats!

Can you elaborate on this? I would be happy to learn more about it.

For example,

- Force SSL flag when connecting to server

- Use new syntax for SSL flag

- Wrap flag implementation to its own method

- Add forgotten tests

This branch's main goal was to use ssl flag on external requests but ended up having several commits that does not really matter to other developers. Then you want to squash this branch into a commit and merge.

Rebase and merge example,

- Improve sorting by adding cache

- Implement a separate config class to fetch caching times.

- Modify search implementation to use cache config class

These are rather important commits by themselves and better keep them separated in your history.

- You wouldn't risk your new position by not quitting your old one.

- Apple would not want you to keep your old job since they want your focus on your new position.

- Getting double salaries is not worth the paperwork headache of tricking the system.

The only reason I can think of is, he would get some sort of extra pay from his old job if he would fulfil a time written on his old contract.

It kept it simple, efficient and treated everyone equal in its ecosystem.

I don't think Facebook will try to change WhatsApp. They are mostly interested in WhatsApp's user base. But even if they ruin it, success stories will not change. The next big thing will come from people that have similar mindsets like the ones created WhatsApp.

- WhatsApp tried to reach everyone from the beginning. Founders knew that not everyone in world has enough money to buy a shiny phone every year.

- WhatsApp uses minimal bytes possible to send your messages to other side. This will be the only choice for people who have expensive data plans all over the world, and those who are travelling often and roaming enabled.

I am not even sure if my 4 years old android phone will be able to install the app. So will this app have a great success? I don't think so.

> I am paying you to be productive so that with the collective production of the employees, the company can outmaneuver the competition

Your employees may be so productive on a project that has no future which at the end will not help the company at all. It is you who should steer the ship for competition. I think you are confusing being a lazy employee with what he/she is saying.