Mononokay

Duplicate submission.

It gets rid of the need for food, gas and most others. The price is definitely cheaper than otherwise.

> There is nothing keeping these people from doing this by themselves: stay home and do nothing (don't tend to household chores, or anything else, just to what you decided in advance to do, like reading or writing) if home is too busy, head down to the library and again, do what you planned to do, or a hotel and same.

Except, y'know, rent, property tax, the price of food...keeping the heat on, being able to afford gas, maintaining social relationships...it's almost like there's a lot of factors in this.

In any case, Apple doesn't allow outside contributors, which means they're fine.

That's a complete lie, but okay.

https://medium.com/metodixtech/ios-how-to-downgrade-and-save...

> I wouldn't necessarily have a problem with this, if not for the fact that iOS downgrades are literally impossible (outside a small window of time). Install an update and discover your phone is too slow? Either learn to live with it or buy a new phone.

Or you could just restore from a backup, possible at any time.

Working on Firefox 63.0.3 running on Linux perfectly.

Kinda disappointing that the "AI" bit of it is just image recognition.

I thought it was going to be a cool demo on changing 2D drawings to 3D objects.

If you have a backup of her phone from around that time you might be able to get the .ipa off of it, assuming it's on an older version of iOS.

Stop. Just because you refuse to do basic troubleshooting doesn't mean this person shouldn't have showed it off.

My first reaction was "What a weird way to announce they're shutting dow...oh!"

Don't mention you're expecting downvotes on HN, etcetera.

You aren't getting this.

Let's break this apart a bit more slowly.

They did not blog about this.

Their users did.

Atlassian, the company hosting it, did not write the post.

Their customers, the people using Atlassian's servers, did write the post.

Yes, everyone's aware. It's mentioned every time it's used. No one cares. Making a frictionless mobile site lowers the barrier to entry.

I used it for a while when first getting into IRC communities; it serves as a really nice gateway into it - extremely user-friendly, hackable, usable from my phone if I wanted. Generally just a really good client overall, despite the bloat.

Because it's an announcement of a new version. Not that hard to figure out.

Updates are fucked then because Apple takes like three weeks to "OK" an update.

Yes. In fact, you can delete almost every preinstalled app on iOS devices.

Swartz did work with PACER before the JSTOR incident. His first incident with an FBI agent was because of the work he did with PACER.

The name of the poster and the name of the domain are the same. It is for all intents and purposes a Show HN post.

People really need to start putting this stuff behind Cloudflare before posting to HN.

This is Warcraft III, remastered. This is not Warcraft IV. Just like it says on the tin.

> Social media isn't faster or more efficient than email though.

What reality are you living in that Twitter is slower than email?

To speculate: the AGPL is the most common license that keeps to the spirit of free software when it comes to licensing for anything that could possibly be used in a web-facing product. If they didn't use it, it's likely that someone would have made a company profiting off of their work by now.

You shill on HN for basically every Google-related thread, so it's not like they'd need to use Google to find out you had connections to them.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17094934

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18267828

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18179176

...what? Did you never play duck-duck-go(/ose) as a child?

It's more or less a meme from a popular series of books, implying that someone's naive.

Huh, right next to the death of Todd Boll. Really sad day today.

> How is blatant disregard for communication security not an impeachable offense?

Political apathy and cowardice.

> Does he have to send nuclear launch codes over SMS before he gets in any sort of trouble?

As long as Congress decides who gets impeached, even that might not knock him out.

Worth noting that they do have an ad platform, actually, and that all apps on the App Store are mandated to use it if wanting to monetize.