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by 29083011397778 7y ago
Cue somebody pointing out how recent this is; then followed by a rebuttal pointing out the phrase recent years, and that while the post may be new, the change of heart may not be
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
> My employer provides... blackberries If it's still an option, I'd be amazed you don't take it. I still have and love my Q10, but Wire has upped their minimum API level to 5.0 (above the runtime RIM shipped).
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
So a commercial display at a commercial price, but with a commercial warranty and support. That actually sounds like the dream.
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
Tried on my Blackberry Keyone just to see, and it was well under a minute. Timed it after refreshing the page, and even my 2017 mid-range is under 10 seconds. Granted, Google Apps are disabled, so it may have been one less thing eating up C
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
I did a quick search for the app named in the article when it was first posted and didn't see it listed on F-Droid. I was actually surprised the protesters were using something closed-source.
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
The 5X started out at $400. The iPhone 7 is not only still more expensive, but it started out far above the 5X's retail price.
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
I've been using voip.ms for the past year or so, and it's been great for numbers one and two. Can't speak for number 4 though, as I don't have to travel outside the country too often.
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
If the only places that call back are low paying, but you need to work, that's where you're gonna have to work until you can find something better. You can try to work more hours, but far too many businesses keep employees with en
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
Just like in politics, you need the majority to vote with you. Voting in elections can work, and so can voting with your wallet. Neither work unless you have enough people though.
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
I've been using posteo.de. I haven't heard anything negative about them, they're not terribly expensive, they support IMAP (unlike protonmail), and support is excellent (had issues syncing contacts to a BBOS10 device they sol
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
I've been using a de-Googled Blackberry KeyOne. I adore the keyboard, and Blackberry is pretty low on apps with undisclosed and/or non-standard permissions[1]. Root's unavailable, but disabling everything down to, and includi
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
You're here; therefore, we can assume you're a high-value consumer to advertise to. When enough people take the $1/month option, advertisers will be primarily advertising to consumers with low purchasing power. As that happen
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
As someone who disabled GApps on my phone and uses only OSMAnd, I've found it acceptable for me, but know others would not be satisfied. At least if/when I search and fail to find, I remember and add it later when I get to a deskt
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by 29083011397778 7y ago
The Ukrainian workers are more likely to go to Poland, due to better wages and friendlier immigration policies, according to the article
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by 29083011397778 8y ago
Jim Balsillie actually tried to change course, open up, and monetize BBM. He was shot down hard by the rest of the board, who thought hardware was the way to go. I can't imagine how much that would sting, considering a couple years lat
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by 29083011397778 8y ago
Shouldn't the first name always be Jenny for 857-5309? Otherwise the next person is screwed when the cashier (potentially) asks for a name.
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by 29083011397778 8y ago
> I even installed Whatsapp This just switches being tracked by Google to being tracked by Facebook. They now have names, times, numbers, etc of people you talk to/interact with, as well as your rough location via IP, access point,
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by 29083011397778 8y ago
> They may look and feel the same from outside This isn't as comforting as you seem to think it is, when you're talking to people on the outside.
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by 29083011397778 8y ago
The point isn't a personal payout, the point is to hold the negligent party responsible
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by 29083011397778 8y ago
>I mean they disallow users to uninstall their apps All default apps on Android live on the system partition, meaning even if you uninstalled them, regular, non-rooted users wouldn't have any additional space to use. This policy als
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by 29083011397778 8y ago
The back button has been around for awhile now, but only steps back one page/view. While I don't use iOS, Ikd equate it to the swipe left-to-right gesture to go back
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by 29083011397778 8y ago
I'd assume it will be decades until BNC/TNC die off completely. I replaced one today on a Bell 205A1 helicopter, for the ELT. Given the standards for reliability (both in how well it must perform and how long it must last) aircraf
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by 29083011397778 8y ago
They're actually still fairly common regarding aircraft radios. I see them daily working with avionics, though BNC is more common.
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by 29083011397778 8y ago
I've been using Airsonic for music and podcasts, hosted on a headless Linux server. Supports caching, gapless playback,and more. DSub is a pretty solid client for android, with the Play Store version supporting Android auto and casting
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by 29083011397778 8y ago
Hell, I could (and have) gone back to 2013 and survived easily. Even a Nexus 5 is perfectly adequate for me, with a comfortable screen size to boot!