DevAfter5

Building small apps for more freedom, more adventures, and more time with the people that matter @EasySimpleSmart

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@NotTodayEric they really do

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@Rainmaker1973 that almost looks like AI

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if you can make 1$ online, you can also make 1 million$

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@TimRobbins1 Remarkable performance Tim!
Best episode so far.
I enjoyed it so much

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@hclark444 oh no!

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Do you have FOMO with AI?

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@WesleyFranks

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if you know what this is, we can be friends

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@indiemark_ Not that

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@viewsfrom02108 So… you know

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@e_herou1 so I'll never touch grass?

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if you make >10k MRR why are you not outside touching grass?
what are you doing on X?

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@mikeydsoftware haha... just kidding

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@mikeydsoftware sorry, we can't be friends

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There’s this magical place where you can just build apps and never do marketing.

Reply “WHERE” to enter.

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3 more days to my first 100$ month on App Store
🤞

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If it's ready, give it to us @AppleTV
Just keep streaming Season 4
#Silo

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One for the Pact.

#Silo Season 4 has officially wrapped filming.

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there’s an app idea here

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A leaked North Korean smartphone has revealed the scale of state surveillance built into everyday devices.

A BBC investigation of a phone smuggled out through defector networks found that the modified Android system is programmed to take a screenshot every five minutes.

Those images are stored silently in an encrypted, hidden folder. The user cannot open or delete it. Inspectors can review the cache during mandatory spot checks, creating a digital record of what a citizen views, types, or opens.

The control is not only silent logging. It is also real time linguistic censorship. When a user types words the state treats as politically sensitive, or as borrowed from South Korean pop culture, the keyboard rewrites the text.

Typing the South Korean term of endearment “oppa,” for example, can trigger an on screen warning and change the word to “comrade.” Typing “South Korea” can be replaced with the official phrase “puppet state.”

Cut off from the global internet and limited to a tightly controlled state intranet, these phones work less as consumer gadgets and more as pocket sized tracking devices meant to enforce ideological compliance.

[Mackenzie, J. (2025). Smuggled North Korean phone exposes disturbing details of how Kim Jong Un's regime spies on citizens. BBC News]

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@realAvaHarper @SiloSeries great acting.
And great arc…the conversation in the cell with Juliette

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@JusttXae @SiloSeries didn't they say 10000 people in a silo at some point?
Even at 40% it would mean 50x4000 people, 200k people.
In that whole even it seemed there were ... 100 max
Maybe more will be revealed in the last episode.