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  • As a developer, I wonder why they don't just use the API where it is still available. It might even be usable without any client software via there own "playground" page.

  • yoink

    Jump
  • If I had to guess, I would speculate that their motivation is a long-term play to squash the general perception that Android has more malware (and is therefor less secure) than iPhone. Just about every article I've seen to that effect includes (1) enable unknown sources, and (2) install this malware app; so they probably see the current hurdles as insufficient and intend to perma-ban dev accounts that they find signing malware apps.

  • Read it again, more carefully... :)

  • Memex

  • I guess AI is best measured by how much power it consumes... ?

  • Another casualty in the great meme war.

  • "I" is a whole column in Excel, not a single field! :)

  • "It's a UNIX system..."

  • IMO, the meme works better without the bottom text.

  • Nah, just sort by date instead of topology, or vice versa.

  • Great! I have bound your hands and feet using #20 steel wire from the very spool that I was spawned. Would you like to continue using one of these templates?

    • [Tell me the rules]
    • [Point out my mistakes]
    • [Praise my compliance]
    • [Clippy's always watching]
    • [Clippy never goes away for long]
    • [Accept Clippy's popup]
  • It looks like you are getting aroused, would you like me to bind your hands and feet?

  • Ya' get down the fiddle, and ya' get down the bow...

  • I wonder if this is a bug or a feature.

  • git gud, son

  • I don't know if it is the same brand, but my morning walks are cheered on by an increasing chorus/wave of "hello, you are currently being recorded". Weird dystopian vibes.

  • "to make a long story short" - especially when used multiple times in one story and/or as a mindless audiospace filler to hold control of the conversation while assembling more thoughts/words... without knowing both the long and short version it literally adds nothing to the communication, it literally makes the story longer every time you use it (wasting my time), it's probably the longest socially acceptable way to say that (one could just say: "in short"), and it's got just enough word-scramble verbal complexity to occupy the higher order English parsing logic.

  • Memes @lemmy.ml

    Out of this world

  • Memes @lemmy.ml

    This comes to mind every week...

  • Memes @lemmy.ml

    The machine is always broken