hossbeast

"He works in the Amazon internet department"

True story, I am currently working on a music server project which I have tentatively been calling amps. Now I'll need to rename it.

Surely consumers also care about not being stalked / their real-time location given to third parties?

As an ISP customer, you're the last one I would choose. I highly value ipv6 connectivity in my choice of ISP. I think I'm not alone.

One principle elucidated here is that in such cases, the public at large can be considered the end user.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/10/we-fight-users

Normal mainstream people don't understand TCP either. They don't need to know about ygdrassil for it to succeed.

Because she, in particular, is in a position to do something about it.

I don't have a problem with it. The muscle memory takes wrist orientation into account possibly?

I made the same kind of countdown app when my wife was pregnant in 2006.

Very interesting read, and it's refreshing to read some contrary opinions on the topic.

It's like asking a carpenter why he bothers to sharpen his tools.

You can't code effectively if you don't spend time optimizing your workflow, and there's no single thing as important for that as the environment you're actually typing the code into.

I recently dug out my CDs and ripped them to my PC. Even bought some new ones, of music I can listen to anytime online with my subscription service.

Aside from the nostalgia, I have appreciated the ability to listen with any program I wish, and listening while offline has happened a few times. I don't know how long I'll continue buying physical media but I'm liking it for now

As a 20 year VIM guy, my configs are not perfectly honed, I still regularly learn new tricks, and I still feel like there's a ton I don't know.

Or, why isn't it leveraging ebpf? Seems like that would be a better fit here than lua.

Why do we have to make those concessions?

There are zero apps I can't uninstall or processes I can't see on my arch Linux desktop.

Sounds like the slowest, most bloated way possible to design a calculator that runs on a phone.

Are you a contributor to the project?

Or, 1. Tesla.com, 2. Configure, 3. Pay.

Sure, but the gp said galaxy.

Check out von neumann automatons. The idea is that once you started colonizing, you'd cover the entire galaxy in ~a million years, aka very quickly on a galactic timescale.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-replicating_spacecraft

And before that, the arcades.

Handshake, for example.

Each miner that leaves means more rewards for those that stay. It's a self sustaining equilibrium.

Php is banned within many companies as too insecure of a platform to build anything on.

Interesting, why is this app under /apps/testing/com.breez.client ? I also note that, searching for "breez" on the google play store yields no results. Is the app not really launched yet?

Why would it be illegal?

The real problem you're going to run into with this argument is that people like cars, like to drive them, and want to own them.

Liquidity to facilitate taking customer payments in bitcoin?

Fully trustless is where we started.

That last sentence doesn't seem to follow. Why do you place the blame on "the society"?