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Thanks for clearing this up, as I don't work in that area.

Personally I'd say that it's a problem that prices of consumer goods go up that far to satisfy this part of the market. We could need a more sensible way to advance the technology.

Why?

What's up here? Trump and the right wing government put pressure on and no one is talking about it?

What the fuck is wrong with you people? You are glaring over the technology, defending it as the coming of christ and have no sense for security? Are you serious?

wtf this is still early pre AI stuff we deal here with. Get out of your bubbles people.

Why is anyone in the GitHub response talking to the AI bot? It's really crazy to adapt to arguing with it in any way. We just need to shut down the bot. Get real people.

Our house is completely dumb. I don‘t see a reason to automate what little can be done manually.

I always click disallow.

And if you design software that uses tracking and what not. Go fuck yourself.

What right wing news source is that? They paint a pretty one sided picture here. Some truths but not all. Germany was on its way to be energy independent with wind but that was blocked by Merkel and right leaning governments since 2010. Without that intervention we could be big in wind and having a lot of people work in that sector. Instead they turned back to gas and coal.

The dependence on cars and the incompetence to get excellent on software are a huge problem here in Germany. But the educated part of the people here saw that coming.

The will to change is what is dragging us down in Germany.

So what is the learning here, why did it fail? From the timeline it looks like it spread out too much and didn‘t create a great product first.

I don't get why whole developer circles didn't leave the platform yet. You can't ask people something via DMs without paying for the blue checkmark and it's totally unhelpful, plus it sends the message you care not enough about the right wing messaging that is send by the platform now. Or these people are just ok with that, I don't know.

It's good that we go in a direction where we have accessibility to the devices components and the high end technology. I can't assess how easy it is for the layman to repair an iPhone, but the inertia is there to make a device longer usable.

Only 3% of the 30% go to payment processing. Hence why they still want 27% when developers choose their own payment system.

The 27% are seen similar to Sony and Nintendo as fees to be on a platform which has wide reach but also gives tools and does stuff to enable app distribution.

Is that too much? I don‘t know but it‘s what all appear to do. The platform politics didn‘t evolve as fast as the tech though. So what about apps like Patreon, Netflix, Spotify, that was never on the table in 2008.

Apart from outsourcing credit card data, what else could be different when that data is more secured than the more important personal data?