There were a few years when only a handful were supported. Before that it was as open as now, leaving compatibility responsibility to the extension developers.

They should pay you monthly for your costs. (:

My work takes 40 gig and I can still play Factorio while working :)

Sex is very normal though. Just to make an argument here: what if sex had been banned altogether in the media when you were an impressionable child. How would that have worked out for you?

My guess is not better.

Not if you ask them but taking the time to design a system that isn’t reliant on a strong client (and then open sourcing it) would probably be more secure, and obviously more inclusive.

For instance, I’m very eager to switch to a lknux phone but having blockers like this is forcing me to stay on Android, even though I am sick and tired or the enshittification.

Or even run the app as is on a “non-compliant” os - like a rooted android.

What I meant was that the phone operating system has SDKs (e.g. google services on android) which the app uses to make sure it hasn’t been tampered with, which makes it even harder to make an open source client.

It’s the opposite of supplying an SDK for third party developers.

They are using the phone SDKs to verify that BankID was correctly installed, much like any other client side DRM.

I think you mean cue, not queue.

I once dropped all of my chocolate on the floor. That was a waste of Daim.

Because that is the only valid date format, ever, everywhere. There are just too many of them in this graph.

My kids started playing now so I “have to” “teach” them how to play.

Sound like exactly like what this person is doing, whoever they are.

I say Pyramids ⊂ Cones. You say Cones ⊂ Pyramids. Therefore Cones = Pyramids.

No, a cone can have any flat shape as its base, wherefor a pyramid - which only has four sides - is also a cone.

A pyramid is just a cone with a square base.

So that you can become an enthusiast again right? Right?

Oh I didn’t realize it was from the article because there is no source!

I always do 1970-01-01 to confuse the developers

And if they use the dark pattern of a fake in-app review, so that they can redirect only the good ratings to the app store while opening a “feedback form” for bad ratings - I will actually go out of my way and open the app store and give them a one-star anyway.