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According to Wikipedia the S7 was first released 2016-03-11. The Oneplus 2 was released on 2015-07-28 which was one the first with a USB-C port.

One of the big reasons for me getting the OP2 was the port and I'm still using it (with LineageOS). I'm sure I would have upgraded long ago if it didn't have a USB-C port as that's what I've standardised on for all my portable electronics.
Is there a way it will run on a mac M1 ?
It's the same in the rural and semi-rural Northeast (I mean Vermont and upstate NY specifically), most of the cattle are raised for dairy.

Though a farmer in the area (an old neighbor actually) recently converted a good portion of his maize fields into a solar energy facility. I'm not sure exactly what his motivations were, but farmers are for the most part not stupid people, especially when it comes to maximizing the productivity of their land.
> (2) a declaration that (i) Apple’s termination of the DPLA and the related agreements between Epic Games and Apple was valid, lawful, and enforceable, and (ii) Apple has the contractual right to terminate its DPLA with any or all of Epic Games’ wholly owned subsidiaries, affiliates, and/or other entities under Epic Games’ control at any time and at Apple’s sole discretion.

Lest anyone think Apple is ignoring the court.
>the appstore wasn't a very significant part of their income.

So why did they even pick the fight?
"Join STEM and build for the future! Don't let the cliche and sexist past our industry is known by prevent you from succeeding!"

"Oh, you want to learn about low-level Ruby internals? I know a good blog... but, oh, about that.."
Would that be Apple's Tim or Epic's Tim? ;)
So due to the EU we will never have a port less phone of any brand?

That doesn’t sound right either.
Now I'll have this on the back of my mind.. what a super interesting set of problems to solve, haha!
I disagree. We know an open market lowers prices for consumers.
The cards were too thin - every IT department during that era had a box full of Xircom PCMCIA network cards with missing or broken rj45 dongles.
Did you do that with filing cabinets in the 80s?
Here is an article about updating the UI without waiting for the roundtrip to the server.

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Awesome! Let me know how the app works out for you. One pet peeve of mine is that many notes apps make it easy to enter notes, but when it comes to retrieving content all I'm left with is full text search.

I added two additional ways, the spreadsheet view and one page summaries. The summaries are shown towards the end of the demo video. If you take lots of notes, this might be useful for you to extract knowledge from your notes.
Precisely. Nokia was blessedly standardised, in fact, because you only ever had 2 charging ports so you could mix and match. Most other manufacturers were a mess with proprietary connectors that weren't barrel jacks.
I don't really work with any legacy code, because I'm a new hire and build bespoke applications for customers as a one-man-team.

The company I work for has been using Borland since mid-90s, but now I wonder how I should break it to the company that I want to switch to Java.
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Meanwhile the number of TV appearances he does and the amount he sells advertising on his site for have both gone up significantly.

I think he's doing fine.
And this is not a problem for MacBooks and iPads. Nobody docks them in a cradle or to a car phone stand.
I believe the key element here is "if they promised to comply with the rules". Since Epic has already filed an appeal, they don't seem to express a lot of willingness to comply with the rules.
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> the only product that comes close to Delphi for GUI development is QT

Wait isn't QT free?
I am not sure they can be forced to comply (if I remember correctly this particular court decision mentioned that Apple was within their right for terminating Epic’s account), but that’s just half of the story. It is true that Apple has promised to reinstate Epic once they agree to follow their rules. What I find really disingenuous about all this is Tim Sweeney‘s attitude - he appeals the decision while at the same time publicly blaming Apple for not following up on their part of the bargain. It’s just embarrassing at this point.
It was an absolute disaster before somewhat unified chargers and there was some legislation forcing that unification as well.

Being able to reliably find a charger or borrow others' has been crucial for smart phone adoption.
USB-C 2.1 will be able to carry 240W with supported cables.
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The fact that Apple was allowed by the court to ban them indefinitely at their discretion, doesn't change the fact that making a public promise, in court (which was widely publicised at the time from what I recall) and reneging on it when their demands were met, is a little shocking, and certainly disappointing.

The last time they made that promise was 8 days ago!

> Apple says it won’t let Epic Games back in the App Store until they agree to “play by the same rules as everyone else.”

From https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/10/22666146/apple-epic-korea...
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Not bad by European measures, though still pretty light compared to many regions of Asia (speaking from rich experience, sadly)

https://aqicn.org/city/bosnia-herzegovina/sarajevo/us-embass...

https://aqicn.org/city/macedonia/centar/

(Scroll and look for "Air quality historical data")
In reality, though, Apple would be throwing half of their game developers under the bus if they disable the Unreal Engine account. So if Epic can bait them to do that, they'll have plenty of frustrated developers to push public anti-Apple sentiment.
I don't like it but it does still feel good to start fresh. I do it in linux as well.
That would make sense but I would also wager that the wind blowing over the water acts as a bit of a filter. As wind contacts the water, some of the pollutants would be absorbed by the ocean and taken out of the air cleaning it. Just a theory.
1. That's it, if you don't use phones for your criminal activities, most modern technological surveillance techniques will not be effective against you.

2. There were a lot of non-fictional organizations that ran just fine without any modern means. Genghis Khan conquered a lot of countries without relying on radio for communications or satellites for reconnaissance. Using a WhatsApp-like chat apps to communicate about criminal activities is very convenient, but opens a new vector of attack against you.
> There's no reason we couldn't change them back.

I'm with you for the most part. I'm vegetarian myself, chiefly for environmental reasons. And certainly we could change people's habits back, but there's an obvious reason this would be very hard: it's easy to give people something they want; it's hard to take it away. People feel loss more keenly than gain, so they will feel return to the status quo ante to be a greater loss in quality of life than leaving it was a gain.* And most people everywhere just aren't that pro-social. They want to eat meat. They don't particularly care about the well being of others or their future selves. I think this is malleable, but most people would prefer not to change their attitudes. I'm not sure what the solution is.

* Also, we discount utility by distance. A gain one year ago or one year from now feels less important than the same gain today. And if we're talking about a gain felt by a previous generation, the utility drops down another notch. Someone else's imprisonment or freedom just doesn't matter as much to you as your own. Change is hard in part because you feel the pain now and the gain is sometime in the future.
I'm sure mechanical engineers calculated the entry, insertion distance and wiggle room, so that you can't apply any relevant force onto the notch inside.
Epic didn’t promise that they will comply. Actually, Epic made it very clear that they do not want to comply. You can’t say „sure I’m ok with it“ while simultaneously filing an legal appeal on a court verdict forcing you to comply.
I believe they have, explicitly: https://cdn2.unrealengine.com/phil-schiller-letter-2791x1969...
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I don't see how you address the whistle blower issue.

I get how useful it can be, but repeating "positive" is not a magical solution.
I used Linux from 93 until around 2000, and while i'm aware that the state of the Linux Desktop is completely different today, and as a stand alone product may even compete with Windows/MacOS, the Apple ecosystem is something that is not yet beaten on Linux. People may think it is, but that's mostly because they were never "all in" on the Apple ecosystem.

Copy / Paste across devices, handoff of documents, synchronization of files that actually works and won't get stuck for weeks updating a file.

As for iCloud, one thing that Google/Microsoft/etc don't get is family sharing. We share a 2TB iCloud plan across the family, and while the plan is tied to my credit card, the data is not "mine". If i die tomorrow my credit card dies with me, and presumably so does my iCloud subscription, but all my family needs to do is start paying for another plan, and their data "magically" transfers from my icloud subscription to theirs.

The Apple ecosystem is not without flaws though. Personally i would love for TimeMachine (or 3rd party tools) to be able to backup iCloud storage without having to synchronize data locally first. I keep a Mac Mini for the purpose, which also acts as a content cache for iCloud storage, meaning most file access from our house is done at "LAN speed", but i would love to simply click a setting on my macbook and it would "magically" include that content in the backup.
If you're willing to get your hands dirty, ESP32 + PMS5003. I wrote my own (crappy) firmware, most users prefer this ↓

https://github.com/esphome/esphome
Most of the things you listed sound like simple, indisputable issues everyone agrees about. This is actually not the case. I suggest researching into this a bit further. There is a documentary Sacred Cow and a book Being Ecological by T Morton, which are a good start. Also this article: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/aug/25/vegani...

Leaving aside the truth in these claims, if the article linked in this thread demonstrates that natural processes are more energy efficient than labwork, the choice in a clean energy starved society should be very simple. I can't imagine why we need to mine the metals, build the panels or wind turbines, build the lab buildings and the equipment just to get a chunk of nutrients of questionable quality (drenched in antibiotics).
I totally forgot that even 3G is going to be phased out.
> DST was implemented in 2010 by the previous Government of Samoa to give more time after work to tend to their plantations, promote public health, and save fuel. Instead, it “[...] defeated its own goals by being used by people to socialise more,” according to the Samoa Observer.

Maybe I am lacking context here, but that seems a bit mean on the part of the Samoan government. Is extra socializing such a bad thing?
I've already said elsewhere that having read their licensing terms and limits on what parts and how it can be used I would not touch QT with the wooden pole. Not interested in discussing those either. Others might disagree but hey each of us makes their own choices.

I heard Delphi has free version. I did not go into detail as I own commercial version and keep it up to date. But from what I understand you can use their community edition for free as long as you do not make more than $5000 per year.
Hardest thing when doing an online course?
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Yes, if by ideological reasons you mean „moneyz“.
Besides, what's the point of a thinner phone when you got a huge bump for the camera's. Rather it be a bit thicker so that there is more room for battery.

I personally really wish for a flag ship phone like the Galaxy S21 Ultra that doesn't have such a huge camera array.
I don't think you understand what is going on here. What you are saying is that iPhones cannot download data containing a list of things to block (or do whatever with) or that Apple cannot push an update. Xiaomi phones are downloading a JSON file. That has nothing to do with backdoors or remote access. In fact that whole debacle about Apple scanning a device for child pornography works just like it: Download data from a server and do something. If that is a backdoor than 100% of devices that are online are basically backdoored. Functionally this is no different than iOS downloading a list of apps to block.
Maybe but it's a great learning tool for those of us that know ruby but are less familiar, with say, C or Rust.
I am surprised we are not seeing more positive sentiment for this among HN members. I had to scroll quite a bit to find this comment.

In the other hand, HN is US-dominated and they don't like regulations over there.

This is absolutely a good regulation, proven by previous similar regulations. I have about a kg of waste cables laying around. We need to start acting smart about how we deal with plastics.
I love Lower Decks. It's definitely mocking and lampshading plenty of Star Trek tropes, but it does that in a playful and positive way. It laughs, but doesn't trivialize - and unlike the other new shows (Discovery, Picard), it doesn't paint the future as grimdark and everyone as untrustworthy and bloodthirsty.
Some people have to work in order to not die.
because if they won the fight it could have become a significant source of income?
Almost 5k new cryptocurrencies launched in the last 12 months
Except the demands were not met. Epic appealed the court decision, meaning that they are not ok with the demands.
As you might recall - Apple did retaliate previously by also banning an associated Epic Account (for Unreal Engine and such) but was later legally forced not to [1]

1: https://www.theverge.com/2020/10/9/21492334/epic-fortnite-ap...
> Epic promises they will comply

Did i miss something where they actually said that? My understanding is that in the past Sweeney's statements have consistently said they will not exclusively offer Apple's IAP which indicates they promise to not comply with the rules.
This is about the future of the metaverse.

Longread: https://medium.com/gamemakers/the-economy-of-the-metaverse-i...
The problem with this is you need to remember to do this often enough before the ban hammer falls. The only automated takeout default they allow is once every two months.
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But Epic then promptly turned around and appealed. Why should Apple let epic back in when they’re saying they will “play by the rules” in one breath and saying “we don’t accept the courts ruling on the rules” in another?
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Also, every time someone asks, it gets postponed by a year. Good job on the parent commenter for pushing it out again...
> This will stifle innovation needlessly

Do we have any room left for innovation in charging ports? USB-C provides 24 pins, up to 240W Power Delivery (negotiable), up to 40 Gbit/s, ability to negotiate alternate modes (so manufacturer can implement new proprietary protocol if they want/need to and put basically anything over those 24 pins).
Court's opinion was the Apple has the right to enforce it's contract and ban Epic's developer account.
This is an existence proof that deficiency is not inevitable.
It would be pointless to put Chia mining operation next to a hydro power plant, the entire point is that they use very little electricity.

They haven't even admitted it's crypto.

All that's really known is that it's a 10MW "datacenter", hooked directly into the power plant, in a part of the country without a commercial fibre backbone, and will allegedly be running workloads that can be turned off depending on power demand.

Reading between the lines, that's a crypto mining operation.
> Listening to Music takes 3 clicks and just a few seconds Wired headphones never run out of battery and have superior audio quality

"Hey Siri, shuffle <playlist name>" - no clicks involved.

As for wired/wireless headphones. I wasn't aware that running Arch was a requirement for using Wired headphones, but then again, i moved to wireless headphones a decade or so ago, and have changed my habits to allow me to charge them while i sleep, as well as checking the product specifications for any headphones i buy to see if they actually match my expected usage pattern. But then again, i'm weird.
What is a contract if not a slightly more legally binding pinky promise?
Sadly that hasn't happened for at least 2 of my friends from Global church (Krystal and Agnes). They were both here when I came on Working Holiday in summer 2011-12. They're both still here, still stuck in Student visa -> Work visa cycles.

There is no path to residency that I can see unless you're 1. obscenely wealthy or 2. working for a large, rich company who work closely with MBIE.

And because those companies work closely with MBIE, the Minister's advice gets passed down to HR. So it's extremely difficult to get jobs at such companies without already being a citizen or resident. I still think it's pretty miraculous that I was offered the job now, and barely in time for the case officer!

The solution is for HR to push back, and specifically demand that we have more people from other countries. Right now we're working on translating some software, and it would be much more convenient to have native speakers of other languages working in the company. Instead, we contract it out to a third party, but they don't have the context (and we can't share everything with them due to intellectual property considerations). So we really need to be allowed to hire some more multicultural people, it will help the company and help the world.
I Lived through it. It was not obscure. It was major tech news.
Man this hit close to home. I'm sorta-kinda trying to get good at StarCraft (aiming for like 20-30 games a week). I strongly prefer macro/econ strategies and it makes me really upset when people cheese me. I was aware for a long time that this made me a sweaty tryhard and that I would win more if I played 'dirtier', but I just can't change it.

Most of these low level cheese accounts are people just running the same cheap strategy on an alt. They do the same thing every game and just quit out the second it shows signs of failing. I don't understand how winning in a video game can be so important to you that you spend dozens of hours doing exactly the same basic strategy over and over again, especially in a beautifully complex game like SC. That wouldn't be fun for me. But, losing to them every so often when I miss the probe or forget to scout or something is embarrassingly infuriating.

I am trying to practice some slightly less highbrow timing attacks / proxy builds. But man, the true cheesers are fucking annoying.
And Google have been outright buying offices for at least a decade, this is clearly part of their cash management strategy.
>However, there are some phones (including several iPhone generations) where the entire baseband/sim subsystem is isolated from the primary application processor and operating system

Yes, that's what the developer says. Totally unverifiable though unless it is both open source and you built and installed the firmware yourself.. and still there could be hidden firmware running. This is no different than Intel saying we can trust them with the Intel Management Engine.
Let me mention Newpipe - https://newpipe.net/
Apple would be forced to comply with the court ruling, which does not require Apple to reinstate Epic's account and allow Fortnite back on the App Store.
> Last time I checked the inflection point starts around 100k lines of code.

if your using swiftui + generics for your view models, depending on what your doing, be prepared to hit that limit at around 2000 lines, and then your app wont even compile...
Apple recycles huge amounts of materials from old products. I really hope that people are not following your suggestion and estimate the environmental impact only by iPhone cable and connector port.
Oh it almost worked! I got as far as the apt install waydroid this time.

However, it gave me this error:

The following packages have unmet dependencies:
python3-gbinder : Depends: python3 (< 3.9) but 3.9.4-1 is to be installed

How do I downgrade python?
A short summary of the ruling is that Apple has no ‘duty to deal’ with Epic (you can’t force someone to do business with someone), so they can let them in when they want.

If Epic did not appeal, and submitted a version of fortnight that complied with App Store requirements I think they would be in the store rn.
Somewhat tangential, can anyone speak to Codeberg? How does it compare to GitHub/Gitlab/Sourcehut? I've never see it before.
You're right, probably nothing that would be the target of bots like that, so I don't know how well those would work.

I play a few games my kids got me addicted to, Williams Pinball, and miscellaneous niche games. They run fine. But I haven't tried some of the popular MMOs or games where farming is basically the point.
Of course? No company is a charity.

The perfect situation is when a companies' bottom line is in alignment with the interest of users and developers.
This is a really great question. The West has been working on this particular question for the past 2,500 years. Michael Sugrue's lectures on YouTube do a nice job surveying the development of thought in the West over that period of time.
Does this mean the entire state of each connected user is hold on the server?

What's the resource cost ?

And that adding an element on a list don't show it up before a server round trip ?

What's the latency cost ?
Get a standing desk. If you really want to walk while working, you can also put up a treadmill. Need to keep the computer stationary somehow.
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“The Wuhan scientists were listed as partners on a funding proposal the environmental health nonprofit EcoHealth Alliance made to the U.S. government's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)“

Same old, the lab is used to assist research led by western scientists. The lab basically lives on foreign funds on these kind researches, not that they "WANT" to do this research, it is an outsourced job.
There exist very fancy radios that look somewhat like GSM-alike cell phones, if I'm not mistaken.
Fiji has a habit of changing DST at the last minute, so people have to do the low-tech solution. https://www.fbcnews.com.fj/news/fijians-reminded-to-switch-o...

However before software vendors can release zoneinfo updates, someone needs to inform the maintainers of tzdata, and they need to make a release. At least in this case someone appears to have done that already.

This does cause problems though. Any software that makes dates in the future (calendar software, billing systems) runs into issues if the future date changes.