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FinnKuhn
4y ago
pretty sure that is from the first USB-C iPhone, which was an iPhone X. This video is doing something similar, but with the iPhone 13.
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USB-C iPhone 13 [video]
(youtube.com)
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FinnKuhn
4y ago
After the first iPhone X and first iPhone ever to USB C conversion by Ken Pillonel 7 months ago [1] the iPhone 13 has now also been modified to work with a USB C port. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVEQJNRmfDQ
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4y ago
Franchise stores and restaurants like McDonalds don't compete with each other as they have a physical attribute to them insuring this. IT Franchises however would be free to compete with each other making this business model pretty muc
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FinnKuhn
4y ago
Not a lawyer, but if you are thinking about trademarking an online handle and count YouTube names as online handles the answer appears to be yes, as MrBeast has a trademark for "MRBEAST" with the serial number #88307131.
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FinnKuhn
4y ago
Cheap place to build, cheap place to live, cheap labour, pretty good infrastructure. All of the cities you mentioned are very expensive to built in, but also to live in.
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They wanted 100 dollars. I 3D printed it for 9 cents [video]
(youtube.com)
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FinnKuhn
4y ago
edit: only being able to have one program in full screen is way more annoying.
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FinnKuhn
4y ago
Most European countries have an ever ageing population, so immigration can help counter that trend. Additionally there are labour shortages all over and the taxes immigrants pay also help the country.
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4y ago
Thank you for sharing this, not being able to stretch a window over multiple monitors really annoyed me and I didn't know this fix to it.
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4y ago
While not deactivating the internal screen, dimming the m1 pro until there is not brightness, is the closest thing you can do.
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4y ago
the pinned post on the subreddit is literally a suicide prevention post...
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4y ago
It was ebase, but not sure if this helps you as they are European/German.
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4y ago
At least for iPhones the prices for a battery replacement directly from Apple are between 49$ and 69$, so easily under 100$, even when shipped to Apple (a further 7$). So replacing a battery really isn't too expensive, especially in co
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4y ago
The updated contract my bank send me had a nearly identical website to the one above linked, so you could easily see the changes they made.
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4y ago
Right now I use/have at home: - one desktop in use - two unused old desktops - one MacBook in use - one Surface and one old Laptop somewhere in my closet - one barely used ipad - (not sure if smartphone count as computers, but should t
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4y ago
I would honestly be more worried about my screen being captured as I sometimes reveal passwords, look at my two-factor-authentication app, or bank account, messages with friends, vacation bookings, etc.
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FinnKuhn
4y ago
we all know that Google will have abandoned and replaced all of their services at least 3 times until than
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FinnKuhn
4y ago
I would honestly just use something like notable and sync the files over any cloud service. notable: https://notable.app/
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4y ago
I think someone already got that domain...
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4y ago
I think that ease of use and services that support it are bigger challenges than the price.
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4y ago
While it isn't helpful for this person, I'm happy that I read it so at least I know the "correct" solution to this problem now should I ever encounter it.
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4y ago
I think many people enjoy the option of using their phone, but don't like that they HAVE to use it. For example for most occasions you have your phone on you, but for example when it is broken or empty not having an alternative would b
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Florida pension fund sues Elon Musk over Twitter deal
(engadget.com)
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You, however, aren't allowed to use your phone in these situations with the car manufacturer assuming all liability.
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I first thought it might have something to do with the range of LIDAR sensors and breaking distance, but that doesn't seem to be the case as LIDAR sensors can detect objects at around 200m away and a car at 60kmh needs only around 50m
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In Germany Mercedes assumes all liability for these situations though (60kmh, highways, good visibility), so I don't see why Tesla couldn't do the same if they were just as confident in their system, but apparently they don't
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FinnKuhn
4y ago
Level 3 autonomous driving isn't made with the use case of sleeping but with you being able to do other things while still awake (for example use your phone or watch a movie). For those situations 10s is more than enough time to react.
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5y ago
When using AirPods pro in the "transparent" mode I can still hear really good, so I am just using that when cycling right now.
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5y ago
This sounds a really need idea, I can't really imagine how this would look/work in reality though, especially when you are cooking together
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