"Facebook says Apple’s iOS 14 changes could hurt its ad targeting"
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/30/facebook-says-apples-ios-14-changes-could-hurt-its-ad-targeting.html
Good.
"Facebook says Apple’s iOS 14 changes could hurt its ad targeting" https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/30/facebook-says-apples-ios-14-changes-could-hurt-its-ad-targeting.html Good.
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What I don't really understand is who decided that kitchen appliances should be operated using touch interfaces. Yes, let me press my finger against hot glass to have my finger not recognized half the time
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I have little doubt that at least part of the reason is planned obsolescence. It's a lot easier to handwave a touch interface breaking than a knob stop working. The other half is to get more shit into the Apple Minimalism Hellscape. I bought a new, larger frying pan. Was looking at cast iron ones because they're held in such a high regard on Mastodon but they're really expensive and heavy and I probably don't cook well enough to really get the value out of them anyway.
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@Gargron I bought a 10'' iron skillet with iron lid off barebonesliving.com for pretty cheap. Looks like their prices went up a bit. I payed like 30 something for it. @Gargron For next one I'd recommend a carbon steel pan.
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@gargron i mean.. it's just the latest shiny "AI" "machine learning" thing. people were equally 👀 about megahal or whatever. @Gargron from a friend: http://lacker.io/ai/2020/07/06/giving-gpt-3-a-turing-test.html @Gargron No. I think it’s rational not to be. But I guess people who are close to the subject matter tend to get their feelings hurt when we shrug at the advances in their field. It is impressive but only in the “dancing bear” sort of way. Yea they got a bear to dance...not well, and it doesn’t know what it’s doing but it’s an accomplishment
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@Gargron subway tooter does, at least? not sure if anyone else has done so, though... Documentation updates: I've written details about the majority of environment variables in Mastodon: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/config/ And I wrote about how to proxy S3 stuff through nginx to save money: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/optional/object-storage-proxy/
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@Gargron Watered my plants, washed the dishes, cleaned the kitchen, wrote documentation, released 3.2.0
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After GitHub put an archive of Mastodon code into arctic ice it got me thinking how dependent our rollout mechanism is on contemporary infrastructure like RubyGems and NPM. That bit us in the ass at least one time when a release of Mastodon became uninstallable because a package author removed a specific version of a package. At least our Docker images are entirely self-contained/pre-built.
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@Gargron this is why I've started hosting my own gitea, drone ci, and Verdaccio instances. Would recommend. @Gargron Build on top of Debian/sid. Old distro releases aren't going to get yanked from under you, and the state of the rolling release is always internally consistent. Including cross-language dependencies: a problem RubyGems and NPM generally ignore. My #npmgate rant: https://mastodon.social/@angdraug/104437604978529955
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A good start, but I also wish web browsers would have 3rd party cookies disabled by default. There are some genuinely good use cases for them, but all the ways the modern web abuses them far outweighs those.
@Gargron brb looking for my tiniest fiddle
@Gargron Now Mark knows what it's like to get Zucked.