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by EpaL 11y ago
In a word: no. The horse this author decided to whip in support of his cause célèbre is 3D Touch. Perhaps you could argue mobile usability is getting worse but 3D Touch is hardly a good example to pick. Comparing 3D Touch to adding a '
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by EpaL 11y ago
For those using iOS in the enterprise and worried about data leakage, this sort of thing should give you pause. This sort of thing is difficult to detect in the AppStore Review process so apps that may appear benign could quite easily use t
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by EpaL 11y ago
You lost me at "accurate satellite data shows very little if any warming in the last 18 years". If you have to cherry pick data to make your point, you've already lost the argument.
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by EpaL 13y ago
Why do you assume the product is no good simply because they sold out? I prefer to look at as they simply didn't have deep enough pockets to go up against the likes of Sony and no doubt Microsoft and Valve in the near future. Being acq
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by EpaL 13y ago
Assuming someone did steal your phone and look for prints, they would need to know which print to lift and that it's enrolled with Touch ID. After they, they only get 5 goes to be successful before the phone insists on your passcode. C
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by EpaL 13y ago
Important to remember Touch ID only gives you 5 tries before requiring the device passcode. I wonder how many attempts the CCC guys had before they were successful?
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by EpaL 14y ago
Just installed Win 8 in Parallels on an rMBP and I have to be honest, I don't hate it as much as when I tried the preview release in a window on an iMac. Some of the tips in this article are great and the more you dig, the more you find the
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by EpaL 15y ago
More importantly, that is some of the nastiest looking JavaScript I've seen in a while. I think MS are doing everyone a favour.