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Makes sense.

In fairness, I assume you would still try to swear less in an interview, no?

> a load of shit

Your comment is anecdotal proof that profanity doesn't have jack shit to do with anger.

That is a surprisingly fun fact.

> Asking someone to used an XMPP client, ideally should be the same as asking someone to use a torrent client

It is the same, and the majority of people can't manage to do either.

That's an interesting comparison, but it totally makes sense.

Depends on the game, really. That may be true for some, but far from all.

As someone who's not at all versed in cryptography, (yet) anyone want to put this in more laymen terms? Maybe compare it to an existing cryptographical-method I might understand or at least know of?

I guess it's about the precedent they've set in the past. If they always do it on the exact same day every year, then being a week late means something. If they do it annually plus or minus a couple months, then a couple months doesn't mean much.

For reference, I have no clue what precedent they've set already.

You don't even need to use the tab key. It automatically works for me just from pressing space after the keyword in Chrome. In the end, the usage is identical to FF.

I don't use IG, so I wasn't aware of that problem or how long it had been around. That said, the general sentiment stands: one of their teams working on one thing doesn't show that they don't have another team working on something unrelated.

> it's almost as divisive as the Israel/Palestine conflict

But who doesn't love a good bit of conflict, amirite?

As someone who basically started getting into Linux with Systemd (I had dabbled before, but not in-depth) I love it. Mind expanding on what you don't like about it?

One thing I do remember before Systemd though was the fact that every service was essentially a glorified bash script, and I hated that. With Systemd, there seems to generally be a much more clear-cut definition of how things operate, without all the cruft.

Have you tried restarted Chrome since you changed the display profile?

> I imagine in this case the android team is fairly separate

This is likely it, right here. So many people forget that larger companies have different teams working on different things. I bet a lot of their "iOS people" that are working on this project have no clue how the Android app works, and Instagram likely has a separate team working on the compression issues.

Isn't this jumping the gun a bit? I'd give it at least another month before a lack of update means anything.

What makes it such a killer feature? Maybe I'm missing something, but I simply don't see the point.