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MikeRichardson
3y ago
We can certainly expect the 4-5 different programs to work with each other though. It's even happened before. For a brief period of time, AIM, MSN, and Yahoo all had some kind of interoperability with each other.
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MikeRichardson
3y ago
Yes.
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MikeRichardson
3y ago
Ok seriously that was supposed to be a reply to the post, not a comment FFS Edit: Apparently I can't reply to the post anymore, due to undefined reasons.
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MikeRichardson
3y ago
Also having this problem. I think it's some kind of A/B testing, but not directly associated with accounts. I had 2 friends in other cities try a search on mobile, and for one it worked correctly, and the other got bullshit result
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MikeRichardson
3y ago
There was a chatbot I dealt with recently, where the only way to get a human being was to type in graphically vulgar language repeatedly. Unfortunately the human who does eventually join the chat is then usually subject to this language as
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MikeRichardson
3y ago
I am not sure that Prime is charging per stream for most of their content. (Some specific content under a particular program is charged this way but I cannot remember the name of said program)
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MikeRichardson
3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aereo It was several markets, not just NY. Houston was one because I remember briefly subscribing to Aereo.
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MikeRichardson
4y ago
Seems like you could easily find some random garbage image that also happens to pass the checksum.
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MikeRichardson
4y ago
I have to think that the recent trend of dimming or even hiding (Safari) the full URL of the page has contributed to people not understanding how URLs work.
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MikeRichardson
4y ago
Apple could not remove the 68K emulator from the Classic Mac OS, because the Classic Mac OS was never fully ported to PowerPC.
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MikeRichardson
4y ago
The first version of 68K emulation they shipped was not great. At least one third party (Connectix) sold a faster version that replaced the OS provided routines with their own.
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MikeRichardson
4y ago
This adds to my ongoing theory that "Notarization" (the process where you have to send your binaries to Apple) really has nothing to do with security. Instead, they really just wanted a deeper selection of binaries to analyze for
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MikeRichardson
4y ago
Mine had an option for e-mail or SMS. Never got the SMS, but e-mail worked. I love how it says "To protect your account" it can take 24 hours or longer for your data to be ready.
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MikeRichardson
5y ago
Both Face ID and Touch ID will be absolutely worthless if the Supreme Court determines that you can be compelled to unlock your phone (with biometric data). No case has reached the Supreme Court yet though and lower courts have ruled both w
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5y ago
Some Android phones have a feature now that actually lets you charge another phone wirelessly (using the energy in the Android phone's battery). Power Sharing, or something like that, I forgot the name for it.