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SpikeDad
4y ago
Same although haven't been there for many years and still I never heard lawn once from my parents, my relatives or myself. Is there a more localized area of Philly that uses it - my family covers south and west Philly.
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SpikeDad
4y ago
Sports celebrities pimping themselves out selling it probably is a big factor.
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Did he do it by waggling? Maybe he watched Futurama first?
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4y ago
Who'd want a cell phone without a keyboard?
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SpikeDad
4y ago
And what conclusion should be draw about you and your family and it's preferences?
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SpikeDad
4y ago
It demonstrates over and over that nutrition and human physiology is difficult to analyze because of the widely varied operation of individuals as well as all the comorbidities that are impossible to account for.
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4y ago
That was the iPhone 4 in 2010 - 22 years ago. Perhaps you can put that comment away now?
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4y ago
You mean when you search in the Play Store you always get highly relevant applications. Come one. The Play Store is a mess which you noted. Your attempt to discount the App Store is just you being ignorant and ill informed. It is not trivia
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4y ago
A main mechanism for SMS insecurity is the ability to remove the SIM and put it into your phone to intercept the 2FA. That is no longer possible. Yep. Apple is silly. You'll make note of this claim chowder for us won't you? And ri
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4y ago
Satellite messaging is also for "more casual uses" as was clearly noted in the keynote. Probably should have watched it.
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Wow. Your ignorance is astounding. In reality NY declared a "Disaster emergency" specifically so that more resources would become available to help mitigate this serious issue. Do you not think a reoccurrence of polio in a heavily
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My mom had an Android and my Dad has an iPhone. I spent 10x more time helping my Mom and all she did was text and play one game.
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I'm constantly surprised at how people don't understand Apple. They don't even make wireless routers any more and you think they should start launching satellites? Apple will leverage their immense power in the market to get
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>One gripe I have is that it allows only for emergency communications Sorry that's not true. You didn't watch the presentation did you? Apple specifically noted that the service would be available for "more casual" co
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That's the Verge modus operandi. We shouldn't even let links to them here.
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4y ago
Because cellular will never be ubiquitous and in areas with max cell coverage that are still plenty of nature areas without a signal. I live in a big college town but often go for walk in a canyon area 10 minutes from my home with zero cove
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I used it to replace one of mine. I told them it was staticy when I put it in my ear. They said so sorry and they would process a replacement. The process took minutes over Apple Support chat and I had a new one in 3 days with a postage fre
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4y ago
You mean when I'm hungry (gut) I buy fatty foods rather than vegetables (brain). Sheesh what a revelation.
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Yea. It's really put a dent in Apple's sales. Why do you think you are Apple's primary customer type? They want a solid phone with secure OS and App Store, no wires and they already have a dozen USB charging bricks. BTW The i
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I'm constantly chuckling at the underestimation of Apple's influence in the US and worldwide. Do you really think all of the cellular providers and resellers are not at this moment reviewing their business model and giving strong
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4y ago
Not until you're brain dead. 8-)
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And neither is about the subject of the post.
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4y ago
You might want to pump in some helium - you'll be out a lot faster and no sensation of smothering from the bag.
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I listen to 50/60's music from Sirius/XM as they finally included streaming in their regular auto satellite subscription. Previously I listened to various Internet oldies stations but I was always unhappy with the music inter
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That's amazing the quality of photos that are available. How did they fake them so well? (eye roll). /s Anyways the article links to a UK source for the book however it is available for preorder at Amazon for $55 delivering middle
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Same reason why banks keep loaning Trump companies when they default over and over again and why lawyers keep working for Trump when he refuses to pay them. They think the cache of being associated with Trump will have some future benefit.
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I fail to see how that would keep my knees or my garbage vertebra from not degenerating further. Perhaps it's reasonable for people without any major debilitating physical defects or infirmities. Last time I tried to not act my age I w
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4y ago
No. There could be eggs which would survive a vacuum.
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Tickets can be $200. People can leave their car and keep getting tickets. They could accumulated thousands of dollars in no time. Adding to that is the huge number of diplomats and other non-citizens who get ticketed and ignore them with im
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They need to be frozen under vacuum. Otherwise the moisture in the air will damage the books as they're frozen. Not standard equipment libraries have at their disposal. Most libraries just isolate donations and if there's any inse
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