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I’m consistently amazed by what the Hack Club team is able to accomplish – amazing launch!

I love this. Amazing work, Samay & Riley!

Sorry, should've clarified. I was referring to installing Android apps, which is currently listed as “TBD” [0].

[0]: https://github.com/anbox/anbox#install-and-run-android-appli...

Anbox is a great idea but it needs a lot of work to become a usable project. Currently, it's only available on a few distros, and app installation instructions are nowhere to be found.

Please do share his response, I'm curious (via response to this comment, or my contact info in my profile).

I've been coding since I was about 10, though not well. It was more messing around with computers and playing video games. I think I was mostly interested once I discovered all the things computers could do - but I didn't know how to do them.

Around the time I was looking to get serious about coding, my friend mentioned he attended a sort of code club. I was immediately curious and looked it up. It turned out to be run together with Hack Club[0], an organization helping kids run computer science clubs internationally. Unfortunately, I didn't go to his high school (and there wasn't one at mine) so I was unable to attend his coding club. However, I could still join the Hack Club Slack[1] where I've been helped by many (and have begun to help others).

I'm looking forward to starting a Hack Club at my high school this upcoming school year, and hope many more can have the experience I had, sooner. I don't work for Hack Club but can personally recommend them.

[0]: https://hackclub.com

[1]: https://slack.hackclub.com

> and hoo boy wait till you learn the truth about Belgium.

Enlighten me.

Elaborate?

Nice job! I'm consistently impressed by your work ethic

Like a true startup website.

wow, can't believe we've got Sam Altman here ;)

gj yev

> Malwarebytes’ post says GrayKey can unlock an iPhone in around two hours, or three days or longer for 6 digit passcodes.

So couldn't you avoid this by, say, having a longer PIN? Maybe even a password?

I would hope so too, but without _massive_ changes I sincerely doubt the general public would adopt a decentralized social network.

What's that?

Heads-up: Encrypt.me logs your IP address when connecting!

How about requesting clipboard access in the first place?

100%, you mean.

Well of course people want to eliminate it, but how?

Is this not at least a step in the right direction?

> other than shits and giggles, is there any value in having it there?

Nope.

If you need someone to talk to about _anything_, send me a Keybase message, Twitter DM, email, etc.

I don't have any general advice but would love to help.

Info in profile.

If you'd like to make an offer shoot me an email :)

Reminds me of http://hack.af

Welcome to White Bear Justice Park.

Out of curiosity, why only v50?

I think it's more intended in a mocking manner.

Oh no.

Let's take a second here. What will happen if Spotify signs new artists and effectively becomes their own record label?

It will start off normally, but eventually (or possibly from the start) Spotify will not allow this music to be streamed anywhere else. It will be exclusive to Spotify, the same way Netflix has done with their originals.

Now what happens? Users are forced to pay for multiple music streaming services, just as happened with the video streaming industry.

This is already a huge burden on users of video sites (and makes piracy a much more appealing option), but is not even acceptable in the music industry. Users create playlists with their own songs, and will want specific songs.

Even with your 90% statistic, which may or may not be true, the other 10% is still very important. I'd imagine that hit songs are streamed more often comparatively but older songs are more important.

Hopefully this fracturing doesn't happen, but if so (as I said) piracy certainly looks more appealing. Especially with Google Play Music allowing you to upload your own music..

Don't forget about GitHub Audio!

https://github.audio

Yes please! I understand you can disable the notifications in Maps settings, but that likely doesn't disable the constant location tracking.

Does anyone know how to disable this?

But what if the user needs to login through a different provider?

I have felt this same way for so long and I'm really glad someone finally wrote about it.