heavydust
@heavydust@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on How are the blatant anti-competitive practices of Apple just…allowed? How is this even possible? 2 weeks ago:
Reddit moment.
- Comment on How are the blatant anti-competitive practices of Apple just…allowed? How is this even possible? 2 weeks ago:
His post is full of FUD.
- Comment on How are the blatant anti-competitive practices of Apple just…allowed? How is this even possible? 2 weeks ago:
Macos. Can’t any of read a few words?
- Comment on How are the blatant anti-competitive practices of Apple just…allowed? How is this even possible? 2 weeks ago:
Yes but OP is trolling in easy mode and forgot a lot of details.
- Comment on How are the blatant anti-competitive practices of Apple just…allowed? How is this even possible? 2 weeks ago:
You have to use WebKit on macOS
This is a lie. Aren’t you ashamed of yourself?
- Comment on How are the blatant anti-competitive practices of Apple just…allowed? How is this even possible? 2 weeks ago:
I don’t use iOS anymore but users don’t complain about the walled garden, or they would buy an Android. They want their phone to work reliably like a washing machine with a few buttons, and it’s an acceptable personal choice.
- Comment on How are the blatant anti-competitive practices of Apple just…allowed? How is this even possible? 2 weeks ago:
That’s false. macOS is a Unix system with a lot of compilers. You can also write applications with React or Kotlin for iOS.
Last but not least, they are not a monopoly, they make money with expensive phones. You’re free to buy another brand.
- Comment on Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk would like to ‘delete all IP law’ | TechCrunch 2 weeks ago:
I design medical devices
I also design medical devices. You are protected from all the laws and regulations (Hello 62304!!!) that prevent companies from selling random crap to hospitals.
- Comment on Windows Defender Anti-vitus Bypassed Using Direct Syscalls & XOR Encryption 2 weeks ago:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_time_pad
XOR may be the only encryption system that cannot be cracked. The length of the key is a PITA though.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Twitter, the web site that is broken if you don’t have a web site? That’s seriously fucked up.
- Comment on Why do people insist on not answering ALL the questions in an email or text message? 2 weeks ago:
I can confirm that it doesn’t work at all. My advice is to send one question per email, or one chat message per question. It’s better.
- Comment on Ben Starr recieves Balatro's BAFTA award in a clown costume 2 weeks ago:
But it lacks the main feature of a casino: taking people’s money.
- Comment on Best ‘simple’ budgeting app 2 weeks ago:
I used to do it on the phone with YNAB, but now it’s only 2 or 3 minutes on my computer in the evening.
- Comment on Best ‘simple’ budgeting app 2 weeks ago:
I never use connections to my bank so I wouldn’t know if the feature even exists, sorry. But the whole thing was a paid application that went open-source. I download the “app image” thing because it’s easier for me, but you have alternatives (desktop or web client).
- Comment on Best ‘simple’ budgeting app 2 weeks ago:
The old one was better because it had no fucking subscription, and also you could reconcile future transactions which was way better for monthly stuff. For example, at the end of the month (30, 31), you have received your salary but you want to reconcile it NOW for the next month (one or two days in the future) so that you can work on your future budget right now. You can’t do that with the new YNAB.
- Comment on ‘An Overwhelmingly Negative And Demoralizing Force’: What It’s Like Working For A Company That’s Forcing AI On Its Developers. 2 weeks ago:
I would put broken commits with a message saying it comes from the LLMs, then revert the whole stuff in another commit to fix the crap.
- Comment on Is this picture idea immature? 2 weeks ago:
+1 for doing it. Have fun!
- Comment on Best ‘simple’ budgeting app 2 weeks ago:
Try actualbudget.org It’s like the old YNAB. You can self host or use the desktop version.
- Comment on Switch 2 Tutorial Game Welcome Tour Costs $10, Nintendo Explains Why It's Not a Free Console Pack-In - IGN 3 weeks ago:
I had a great time with my Switch. The Steam Deck is now the only device I would buy.
- Comment on iPhones were already losing ground in China. Then came Trump’s tariffs: Consumers ditch Apple for more advanced features and to support Chinese brands. 3 weeks ago:
I hope Tim Apple got at least a small hard on while licking Trump’s shoes. That would be unfair for a $million.
- Comment on Trump cuts funding to FOSS projects. 3 weeks ago:
Why would he fund communism in the first place? (/s before you try to hit me with that downvote button).
- Comment on Most Americans think AI won’t improve their lives, survey says 3 weeks ago:
Can you give some examples that I unknowingly use and improves my life?
- Comment on Spotify debuts Gen AI ads, programmatic ad buying 3 weeks ago:
malvertising and misinformation
You pretty much described most ads. What is the difference?
- Comment on Mozilla's new open-source Gmail alternative puts your privacy first 3 weeks ago:
Free doesn’t expire IIRC but it has almost no feature. You can try it.
- Comment on Mozilla's new open-source Gmail alternative puts your privacy first 3 weeks ago:
That’s good because I don’t think I subscribe to any service at all.
- Comment on Mozilla's new open-source Gmail alternative puts your privacy first 3 weeks ago:
I’ll wait for the source code first. Mozilla is famous for pushing a lot of crap.
- Comment on EU: These are scary times – let's backdoor encryption! 3 weeks ago:
I almost forgot the monthly “let’s make encryption illegal” from the EU.
- Comment on Europe’s GDPR privacy law is headed for red tape bonfire within ‘weeks’ 3 weeks ago:
Implementation is easy. It requires respect for human beings though.
- Comment on Mozilla's new open-source Gmail alternative puts your privacy first 3 weeks ago:
Data is sent to NVIDIA, you don’t and can’t know what is done about it. That’s the same for any AI usage that is not local, and most people don’t have the skills to do that.
- Comment on Mozilla's new open-source Gmail alternative puts your privacy first 3 weeks ago:
will never use your email to train AI, flood your inbox with ads, or collect and sell your data
Like Firefox, it’s good to know. /s
which injects AI features into the service
A contradiction in the same piece of news.