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Damn you, I just spit out my drink! :-D
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I honestly don't care about that at all. Noone I know really cares about that so I would say the "majority" really depends on your social bubble :-) Right now I care whether we will get nuked. Everything else is a worry for a
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The "fun" begins. I don't think that Ukrainians will stop so we'll have to see how Russia will react when they start taking it back. Quite a time to be alive, eh?
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Putin announces annexation of Ukrainian land, Europe's largest since WWII
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Honestly I have uBlock set in a way that blocks most of this stuff by default. I have several "steps" of permissivity: 1) (default) block all JS completely 2) Block 3rd party js 3) Permit all js (rare) If the web fails to render i
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4y ago
Yeah, but it does not make it worthless at all... Even broken logic board is worth quite a lot so this argument is really more of a wishfull thinking than a reality.
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Well, I can turn Find My off. I cannot reset this crap. Also it makes zero difference in stealing an iPhone as even iCloud locked iPhone is easily useable for parts. So no, it is not like that at all.
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Regarding the "Partial" claim: https://twitter.com/JanR210/status/1572498112840695809 Aeroflot stopped selling air tickets to all Russian men aged 18-65 who don’t have authorization from the military off
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World war by itself would benefit military industry directly. That's not saying that they wish for WW3 in any means as the destruction (or crippling) of society would be huge and it would take many years to recover. WW3 does not neces
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aaaa, the green color is new-ish account? Nice! I was wondering about that for a while now :-D Not to actually google yet it but still :-)
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UA fights for its national identitiy - they ultimately have everything to lose.
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If I had to guess (and I'm really hoping that I'm wrong) I'd say that RUS will use small tactical nuclear weapons on UA which will trigger NATO response. Either direct on indirect but with such impact that it will not matter
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I'd guess that this will end much sooner than it will come to pure population numbers on RUS/UA side of things. But the prospect of full blown WW3 is now much more real than it was a month ago, that's for sure.
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> This morning, people already started to receive summons in person. Wow... That's actually quite terrifying how fast these things can go south.
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(CNBC) Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday announced a partial military mobilization in Russia, putting the country's people and economy on a wartime footing as Moscow's invasion of Ukraine continues. In a rare pre-recor
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President Putin has announced a partial mobilization in Russia
(netnewsledger.com)
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The good ol' "If you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear". Your offer is that I should disclose information about my whereabouts so you can do nothing to help me. Well thank you for this opportunity but I think I
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Wow that strawman is really quite poor. I really hope you can do better than that... If you want a Ferrari, go buy one. They have quite long waiting lists from what I've heard. edit: In order not to be completely off topic: Apple mig
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I can but unless you can help me, what's the point? Just to convince you? I have no vested interest in Apple - emotional or financial and thus I have no interest in fighting for (or against) Apple (or Android) fans. By your own indirec
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Yes, it is. For both batteries and displays - across many different ocasions over the years. Unfortunately. That's why I let company I work for to buy me some nice repair equipment so I can atleast extract the data & do some things
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In my location it is a general case. What is your point?
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Apple does not do this for security but just to piss user off - hence disabling the TrueTone & autobacklight features. These features are hardly anything that could be argued is "security relevant". I mean would you really vel
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If they sold the parts outright with resonable pricing as any other manufacturer I don't think there would be any reason for supply chain leaks... Why would it be any different for Apple?
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For example swapped LCD will disable truetone and in iPhone 14 reportedly auto brightness. Battery will lock out "battery health". Rear facing camera will glitch out (I think it will not do video and it will reduce framerate drama
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Please explain to me how pairing a screen, vibration motor and battery to the motherboard keeps me secure... I'd understand faceid (which is paired of course), sure. But not these. I really have a strong feeling that some folks have St
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Honestly anyone can screw up during re-sealing step. It is not really that hard to do correctly but if you don't follow the procedure correctly, new adhesive will stick somewhat but will not be as strong as before. The thing is that
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As I said somewhere else, it probably depends on your location. This also applies not only to the battery replacement but for screen as well. I've had to do that also and it also was not a 30 minute repair unfortunately. If it was, I
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Yeah. And I'd like to get to the same state with iPhones :-) So they let me connect another monitor to my phone without hardwiring it together. Honestly, if they cared about "best user experience", they would have done digita
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I'd say it depends on brand of pre-cut adhesive seal you use. But normally (and if done correctly) it is watertight and opens +- the same.
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> If you cannot get parts in stock (meaning in advance), you might as well send it to the Apple and not bother with repair shop at all. Because that idea is BS, designed just to block 3rd party repair shops from doing quick repairs leavi
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