Oh my god imagine if he pulled a Budd Dwyer on live TV!

They can’t scrap their whole operating system: the only thing keeping people on Windows is its backwards compatibility.

Satispay is just a proprietary solution with no bright future ahead, because the only reasons people were using it are not there anymore (super cheap commissions for merchants; free money if you invite a friend).

That’s interesting, TIL that they used to be even worse than they are today. Thanks!

Also, is erectile disfunction contagious?

I had never used Docker before, but it’s pretty easy. Give it a try again!

Exactly. I’m not “sideloading” anything when I use brew on the Mac or when I use docker on Linux.

The term sideloading started being used with the first iPhones, when people used to jailbreak them and “side-loaded” apps.

It’s also interesting when the New York Times writes an uppercase Black but a lowercase white in the same article.

Damn, imagine if people actually kidnapped Elon Musk and ate it live

You’re not correct on the “same price” thing. Yes, Apple declined version updates, but it’s because they don’t want apps to tell the user to go to the website, they don’t care about a price match.

Is there even a way to link a post so it works on every instance?

Apple keeps screwing up, just look at the latest hideous update of macOS and its “Liquid Ass” interface

Google imposes the same restriction, if you buy a digital service (such as a Patreon subscription) you need to pay the Google tax.

I don’t know if Patreon got an exemption from Google, but any smaller developer doesn’t for sure.

How long ago did you do it?

Now Immich is considered stable, so it shouldn’t have breaking minor updates anymore.

Plus, if you use the docker installation you pretty much don’t have to worry about anything.

I was hoping even something else: making a backup copy of my database on an external service such as S3.

It’s a running meme on their website. They don’t want to name Google, so they call it that way.

So the font must be Google Sans.

/c/LostLemmiers

Ericsson FTW!!!

I know. But if pre-ordering videogames taught me something, it’s that you never pre-order anything.

That’s why it only really works when it’s organised and everyone is participating

So like… a general strike? :)