At least Apple has a rule against push spam, which they toe the line on but it's still a lot less bad than it could be.
not having a way to divide notification channels, transactional vs promotional, make it worse than android.
Readit Newssdf4j commented on Do not download the app, use the website idiallo.com/blog/dont-dow... · Posted by u/foxfired
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sdf4j commented on Self-Host and Tech Independence: The Joy of Building Your Own ssp.sh/blog/self-host-sel... · Posted by u/articsputnik
> I always say to buy a domain first.
You can only rent a domain. The landlord is merciless if you miss a payment, you are out.
There are risks everywhere, and it depresses me how fragile is our online identity.
sdf4j commented on Compiler Explorer and the promise of URLs that last forever xania.org/202505/compiler... · Posted by u/anarazel
> One of my founding principles is that Compiler Explorer links should last forever.
And yet… that was a very self-destructive decision.
sdf4j commented on I wrote to the address in the GPLv2 license notice (2022) code.mendhak.com/gpl-v2-a... · Posted by u/ekiauhce
In most/all of Europe, letter volumes are reducing but they're still used. Even where email is common, letters are usually possible.
In your country,
- how do you get a new bank card, when the current one expires?
- how are you informed about a change like a price increase for electricity?
- how do you pay for electricity? (Knowing how much to pay, when etc) What about an elderly person?
To answer your questions: receiving letters is easy, companies know how to do it. Sending letters is not common for the public.
sdf4j commented on Coolify: Open-source and self-hostable Heroku / Netlify / Vercel alternative coolify.io/... · Posted by u/vanschelven
Because it was acquired by Salesforce.
And that happened 15 years ago
That is general knowledge, but if you really want to go down that way of "where did you get this narrative from" to try and avoid the subject. Well, you can see it, for instance, in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy for starters. [1]
What about Marxism?
The first paragraph that talks about the OS itself is depressing:
>macOS Sequoia completes the new Mac Studio experience with a host of exciting features, including iPhone Mirroring, which allows users to wirelessly interact with their iPhone, its apps, and notifications directly from their Mac.
So that's their highlight for a pro workstation user.
This comes to solve the problem of the terrible UX in the most widespread git service. I won't dare to try to convince my whole team, or company, to migrate to GitLab, but this can be easily adopted.