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Sure, but your apps have to be renewed every 7 days (or 365 if you have a developer account).

No, you'll need to install through an approved alternate marketplace. See https://developer.apple.com/support/dma-and-apps-in-the-eu/#...

> To qualify for the [MarketplaceKit] entitlement, you must:

> [...]

> Provide Apple a stand-by letter of credit from an A-rated (or equivalent by S&P, Fitch, or Moody’s) financial Institution of €1,000,000 to establish adequate financial means in order to guarantee support for your developers and users.

Just let us sideload IPAs, please.

> Beeper Cloud has always been free to use.

This isn't true [0], unless you count "always" as meaning "always [after the time that the new iMessage bridge was introduced]."

[0]: https://blog.beeper.com/p/beeper-is-now-free

It doesn't look like that binary is used for Beeper Mini, unlike pypush: https://blog.beeper.com/p/how-beeper-mini-works

I believe that you are correct: https://blog.beeper.com/p/how-beeper-mini-works

> shh has a neat [fmt| ... |] macro that gets you around escaping strings.

Per the README, this is actually the work of https://hackage.haskell.org/package/PyF

Certainly the first time I've heard this specific troll remark, good to know that their one joke is still alive and well.

> There are APIs to do this natively now, introduced in Ventura I believe, but Discord hasn't yet switched over to them.

As of a few days ago, they have: https://twitter.com/advaithj1/status/1723926917286371818

They'll be able to ship it, just requiring users to install an Asahi-specific package to enable it; see the "Distro integration notes" section.

The link was replaced again.

They mentioned being able to write plugins in Swift and Kotlin, so yes.

On the topic of disagreeing parsers, this is how the "Psychic Paper" iOS vulnerability worked: https://blog.siguza.net/psychicpaper/

That's because this is an article from MakeUseOf, which MSN is aggregating/embedding: https://www.makeuseof.com/how-to-overclock-raspberry-pi-4/

I think this blog post by the Newpipe team is a fine link to use to provide context + promote their CTA so people can help them, no?

For context: https://legacyupdate.net

Title should be changed to mention the fact that this is about the Ryzen mainboard.

See https://www.npr.org/2009/03/26/102384657/anatomy-of-a-bank-t... for some more info on how efficiently the FDIC works.

> Most streaming platforms will limit you to only "HD" content on L3 (as opposed to 4K on L1). On Netflix, this upper limit is 1080p (although it might depend on the specific content you're trying to watch?), but you are further limited to a mere 720p by default. For some reason, you can only get 1080p if your client asks nicely for it (at the protocol level), and there are browser extensions that do this for you automatically.

Note that this is the leaked copy, not the original -- see 'llama.sh'.

That's the UK layout -- if you go to customize it and select the US one, it's where you'd expect it to be.

No, per https://sr.ht/~cloutier/bird.makeup/:

> Unlike BirdsiteLive, bird.makeup doesn't use official twitter api, but the undocumented frontend api, just like nitter.net, which doesn't have rate limiting.

(2022)

> Unlike an iPhone, my phone doesn't learn much about who is tethering to it, nor does it relay to the access point what is going on or who is accessing it.

Anyone know what they're referencing here?

I presume that it's stream-only, as in it can't be downloaded with a button. (Now, if that means that you can't grab whatever it's downloading by inspecting the requests, that's a different story.)

The cookie is merely needed by the web interface -- Ivory gets passed an API key. You can enable cookies temporarily, log in, and then clear them just fine.

> With fewer nix users on macOS, it's more likely you'll run into software which isn't in the binary cache, & so will compile from source.

This isn't necessarily true, unless the package happened to fail to build on Hydra, or it just hasn't been built yet. (Every package is built for every platform that has builders in Hydra, it's not a matter of maintenance unless it just doesn't build.)

Does brew do this differently? I thought they also automatically compile every package.

I honestly had no idea they even supported PayPal in the first place, assumed it was just credit card because everything's done through Stripe.

What would be the factually incorrect headline you're talking about, are you directly referencing the simplification that the OP's headline does, or a fictional headline?

Do you have a source for that? As far as I'm aware, that has nothing to do with it -- e.g. Spotify is allowed on iOS as it is.