Reddit; Charging for the API essentially killing almost all 3rd party apps.
The secret is they made it easy to bypass, the API still works if you moderate any subreddit, even if it's one you just made. They made it just difficult enough to move the 99% of normie users to their own app.
You do make a good point.
Although the idea that the 80s is being taught in history classes makes me feel old.
I'm pretty sure the flag was the least of the problems here.
Headline is kind of clickbait
The bill also allows for the flying of a “historic version of a flag ... that is temporarily displayed for educational purposes,”
“There are instances where in classrooms, you have curriculum that is needed to use flags such as World War II, Civil War,” he said. “You may have a Nazi flag. You may have a Confederate flag, and so you are allowed to display those flags… as part of the curriculum, and that is okay.”
The law is still dumb for wanting to ban the pride flag.
That's exactly what they're for.
They aren't white like Ukrainians?
And it upsets his zionist masters.
Twitter, facebook, et al, claim their arbitrary censorship and algorithms are not editorialisation, so they are not "publishers".
Microsoft will just make a subscription AI for that, BaaS.
the price the govt offers tends to be way way way cheap sometimes even impossible for manufacturer
I read what it said about aspirin, but the UK pays around £1 for 100 for that, so the idea it could be made in China for less than a cent per pill doesn't seem impossible.
It sounds like the issue is with companies with poor QC being allowed to bid in their reverse auction system, rather than the system in itself.
For UK customers, if a product is defective, such that it loses a feature it was advertised as having, you potentially have up to six years to claim in small claims court.
Yes, I'm still using Joey just fine. A lot of the apps were disabled by their creators, although there's apparently revanced patches for some.