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by apparent 1y ago
Yep, I have the original 11" iPad Pro from 2018. It still works flawlessly and would be perfect for this use case. Someone who needs a device for school should buy a used iPad like this, not a new one that would be overpowered for the
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by apparent 1y ago
I have some 50+W chargers from old devices also. However, they are much, much bigger than the current ones. Doesn't matter for when my computers is plugged at home, but I wouldn't want to travel with it since it's easily 3x t
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by apparent 1y ago
When I buy a new laptop and sell my old one, I either have to sell the old one with the charger or keep the charger and sell the old one without. I don't actually have a bunch of spare chargers capable of charging a laptop (phone, sure
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by apparent 1y ago
Why carry around two cellular modems? Are you ever out and about with your computer but not your phone? I've been happy to hotspot my computers and tablets to my phone, which I always have with me. The only possible issue I can think o
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by apparent 1y ago
I don't think that "home tutoring" or Kumon is "getting around" property tax redistribution. That's just raising your kid by investing your time and money, which is what parents have done since time immemorial.
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by apparent 1y ago
There's also Afraid from 2024. Not John Cho's best work, but serviceable.
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by apparent 1y ago
Most Garmins don't get even one week of battery life with AOD. Sure, there's the solar charging ones that do, but those are enormous watches and they cost 4x what the Pebble costs.
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by apparent 1y ago
I always wondered about how this fit with the TOS. People paid for Prime with the expectation it was ad-free. Then it got ads, and now it has tons. I never watch anything anymore, which I guess saves them $ because they don't have to p
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by apparent 1y ago
Sorry, I don't see anything about citizens being arrested here. Is there any news coverage supporting the above claim that citizens are being arrested without cause (that is, not just for interfering with ICE?
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by apparent 1y ago
I can recall more phone numbers from my first 18 years of life than the most recent 18, even though I haven't dialed those numbers in a very long time. And at the rate I'm going, I doubt if I'll memorize more than 3 phone num
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by apparent 1y ago
Great question! It was pretty clear that people would be protesting Trump from the day he was re-elected. His methods undoubtedly haven't helped, but I'm pretty sure there would have been protesters regardless.
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by apparent 1y ago
Can you share links to this? Sounds awful. I have not heard of any children sleeping in beds being arrested by ICE, which would obviously be inappropriate/illegal.
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by apparent 1y ago
Are they arresting citizens whose behavior does not warrant arrest? I have read about several arrests, but the citizens were all interfering with lawful detentions that ICE was carrying out.
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by apparent 1y ago
I still can't understand my my HomePod is constantly responding (uselessly, often just saying it can't send a message for me) when I am talking to my phone that is in my hand. It even happens when I have AirPods in my ears. How ha
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Powerhouse Writer Found 1 Word–Enshittification–To Change the Debate About Tech(nytimes.com)
4 points by apparent 1y ago|2 comments
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OpenAI, Jony Ive struggle with technical details on secretive new AI gadget(arstechnica.com)
32 points by apparent 1y ago|38 comments
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by apparent 1y ago
Is there so much discussion of betting related to all the ads purchased by gambling companies?
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by apparent 1y ago
You replied to a two sentence comment. One of the sentences was about this case and the one that followed (which you quote in your most recent reply) appears to be about this case as well. When you take it out of context, it could be about
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by apparent 1y ago
Justice Jackson's quip was part of a different dissenting opinion. It doesn't make sense here because the decision regarding Cook, which went against the administration. It's like claiming a game is rigged when your team wo
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by apparent 1y ago
This comment doesn't make sense in the context of a decision that went against the administration. Justice Jackson said: > This is Calvinball jurisprudence with a twist. Calvinball has only one rule: There are no fixed rules.6 We se
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by apparent 1y ago
I could imagine interpreting the statement that way if he had said either before or after that it turned out the shooter was not MAGA. But stating it on its own, the effect in my mind was pretty clear: to communicate that the shooter was MA
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by apparent 1y ago
Why would someone have to "desperately try to characterize" someone as something that they clearly are? To me, that language is clearly indicating that it is somehow difficult to do. At that time, it was fairly apparent that he wa
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by apparent 1y ago
I've gotten calls from my bank before, where they tried to get me to authenticate after I answered the phone. I said "look, you called me, I'd be crazy to just answer the phone and give out personal info." They refused t
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by apparent 1y ago
Oh wow, that sounds awful. Do you think the performance hit is due to the temporary indexing and downloading that happens in the background? [1] I also have a 13 and definitely don't want it to get slower. This could happen just as a r
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by apparent 1y ago
Perhaps should update title to say "Might Temporarily Impact Battery Life". They're not saying iOS 26 will make your battery last less time indefinitely, just while it finishes installing/optimizing in the background.
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by apparent 1y ago
My Mac is also on Sonoma. I'm sure there are some incremental features that I would appreciate, but I'm always worried about what's going to break or be worse with the next OS update. I'll update my phone because iOS jum
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by apparent 1y ago
Well, that's moving the goalposts a bit. This strikes at the core of FIRE's work, and even though the ACLU has backed away from free speech a bit in recent years (based on the possible impact the speech would have on other priorit
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by apparent 1y ago
FIRE or the ACLU would likely represent affected citizens for free, even if they do things that are likely over the line. They would want to see the line drawn appropriately (which in their case means in a very free speech-friendly way).
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by apparent 1y ago
When someone wonders about the the journalistic bona fides of an outlet, it is often because they want to know if the information being presented is accurate and balanced. For example, do they mention that the bill has a carveout for First
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by apparent 1y ago
The bill says that it can be challenged in court. But in the first instance, the Secretary of State would make the decision.

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