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Transition is as easy as exporting your 1P database and importing it into BW.

Integration in IOS is very similar as 1P.

Overall, 1P's apps are more polished than BW. You notice it when you migrate over and after a while you forget about it.

There's one caveat and that is you've to pay BW $10 per year to get TOTP/2F AUTH support and offline support in the apps.

Wallabag also offers annotation, search on content and saving pay-walled content (with an account).

To me, content search is the killer feature and was the first thing I looked for when looking at LinkAce.

It is that way because it was the default for a long time. Now it is shifting and it will take time for society to adjust to this new reality.

I had an issue on my iPhone X where it was connected to wifi without showing the icon. But there’s plenty written on iOS 13’s bugginess and Apple admitted as much. I would not be surprised that iOS 14 is solid. I rather wait a month to see if that’s the case.

iOS 13 was particularly bad and I waited until January. I hope they did a better job with 14.

Obviously, Lyft and Uber could've anticipated this and could've decided months ago to work on an alternative. Instead they let it come to a head and now they are trying to a dramatic PR push to get the law changed.

The problem is that the snap store is managed by Ubuntu without any community oversight.

By not releasing source code to the store, other distributions cannot create their own.

These are the reasons what is holding snap back for broader adoption.

When my CC was stolen (and blocked), Netflix was the only company who put my service on hold instead of a small grace period which fits the non-customer centric direction they take nowadays, but also my opportunity to see if I could live without Netflix.

After 2 months, I do not miss Netflix at all. I deleted the apps and I am now on Hulu and Amazon Video.

I've also started a small collection of DVD/Blu-rays with my favorite shows which I lost. You can pick up complete series on eBay for affordable prices.

I canceled Netflix a month or so back. I just use Hulu and Prime Video.

I replaced some popular shows with DVDs. They’re surprisingly affordable nowadays.

I've had it for more than 20 years. Funny story is that the hosting company keeps being bought, acquired or merged. I think I went through this process 6 times now which meant creating/converting a new account just in time to pay the yearly invoice.

NYT went berserk after the 2016 elections if you ask me. Now every article feels like an opinion piece.

I've it running continuously on an Ipad Pro 12.9 in my living room.

I think Apple is biting themselves in the foot with the increased pricing. I think it is significantly slowing down the replacement cycle. My dad typically buys my old phone and then his phone goes to my mom. Now, he replaced the batteries since no phone is coming his way through me.

On the upside, it's better for the environment.

They've also a no-photographs-policy and overly aggressive attendants who are just plain annoying.

I think if enough people write in, they’ll change their mind.

For this reason I've a tiny community of close friends and family on Path (remember that) where we socialize. The slogan is "what's on Path stays on Path". It really works well, it's like Facebook in the early days.

Obviously I clicked the unsubscribe link. :D

Democracy in EU is only second order because commission is made up government representatives of each member.

We reached an interesting point in time where the internet incumbents (Google, Facebook, Apple, Amazon) can copy and extend any interesting idea quickly. I remember those days when Microsoft and Intel were ruling the world.