Anyone care to ELI5 please?
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Anyone care to ELI5 please?
Doesn’t seem much worse than tying it to a particular database or API
—- Former CIA Director William Casey
Seems likely a lot of this came from laptop and iPad sales for work-from-home, and home education respectively, as opposed to frivolous luxury consumer spending.
The only reason I can think of for Apple not to scoop them is to avoid attracting antitrust enforcement.
(Sent from my 2012 MacBook Air running latest macOS)
This tool seems to be the first foray into the second ‘E’.
I regularly access my “non-cloud based email systems” from 8 different devices.
A beautiful sentiment that the world would be much better off if more food producers shared.
You may be overestimating the typical non-hackernews user. It’s at least as challenging as getting users to use things like 2fa and/or recovery codes.
I tried this approach for a service awhile back, and the biggest hurdle was educating the users. Even determining what to call it was a huge challenge, as it’s clearly not a ‘username’.
“Simply” automating the existing systems doesn’t seem the right approach either.
In other words, are there problems that software alone can help solve or is it simply down to replacing some of the manual labor with robotics and smarter machines?
I’ve yet to find a US president that I would classify as benevolent, honest, or worthy of exaltation.
I was referring more to the socialist aspects - taxing corporations and wealthy individuals, the social security program, unemployment and welfare, workers rights, financial regulations, etc.
My opinion is that FDR didn’t really love any of those things, but saw a potential for widespread social unrest, and tried to mitigate that by working out a deal with the oligarchy.
This lead to the terms “liberal” and “conservative” defining the 2 parties and seems to have laid the groundwork of the extreme bifurcation we experience today.
It basically defined the agenda and focus of the Republican Party from then until now.