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Congrats, this is amazing and clearly I will want to use this for Linkedin, how can we get in touch to get more details in order get an active support for the first situations, for example, right now we’ve been using agencies in buffer to accommodate our Linkedin strategy

Cool problems to have, enjoy the ride!

same for me >> Error loading exercises

Thanks for flagging it should be fixed now !

at the end of the article there is emails addresses of the actors in this.

Will be programming an email for next week :)

Contacts

Cosmo Wenman cosmowenman.com [email protected]

Alexis Fitzjean Ó Cobhthaigh Attorney at the Paris Bar afocavocat.eu [email protected] [email protected]

Hugues Herpin Head of Service, Musée Rodin [email protected] +33 (0)1 44 18 61 10

Hélène Pilidjian Head of the litigation office, Ministry of Culture [email protected] +33 (0)1 40 15 80 00

Caroline-Sarah Ellenberg Deputy Director, in charge of legal affairs, Réunion des musées nationaux [email protected] +33 (0)1 40 13 48 00

Pierre Vigneron Head of Grand Palais Rmn Photo [email protected] [email protected] +33 (0)1 40 13 48 00

Not the case anymore in EU thx/because DMA (since ios 17.4)

Although Apple now has to allow alternative browsers to ship their engines in the EU, they actually set out ridiculous conditions for browser vendors to be able to do so. Therefore, as of now, none have done it.

This is malicious compliance from Apple to try and make the law ineffective.

Does enforcing a single rendering engine make things like Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) possible?

(It's not just a link to a web app on the homepage, it can also hold state, receive notifications, and (within reason) take over most of the screen.)

https://web.dev/explore/progressive-web-apps

Enforcing a single browser engine is in no way a requirement for PWAs, no.

Windows, macOS and Android all support PWAs while also allowing them to be run by different browser engines.

It'll get done sooner than later, that's money just left on the table right now for EU browser makers. And the enforcement of the DMA correcting Apple's most obvious malicious compliance has been swift (backtracking on EU PWAs).

is discord the best way to execute midjourney ?

Clearly no as Midjourney is working on a web UI that'll be out this year. Personally, I'm turned off by Discord's UX and one of the main reasons I don't use midjourney.

Airtable is great for end users and internal tooling