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by chmars 12y ago
According to the article, the author was using Firefox, a non-Apple mail client and a non-Apple terminal client. That made quitting OS X of course not that difficult … In spite of all annoying and time-consuming issues with OS X, I could no
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by chmars 12y ago
I actually already use Google Apps for Business with my own domain name. For my mail backup, I use CloudPull. My main issue is really mail storage with Apple Mail plus various backups.
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Inside a Rolex Submariner(loopinsight.com)
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by chmars 12y ago
I have been grateful for my 10+-year mail archive many times. On the other hand, there's mail archive rot too: I lost most of my mail archive around 15 years ago when a migration from my Lotus Notes university account to several IMAP a
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Mac 2014 – I go into full Windows XP mode(tech.kateva.org)
2 points by chmars 12y ago|0 comments
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iTunes 12 and iPhone sync: time to treat OS X like Windows XP(tech.kateva.org)
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by chmars 12y ago
Just try to think of a 35 USD price tag with "free" shipping! ;)
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by chmars 12y ago
Xiaomi doesn't have to factor in IP rights and R&D, that keeps costs down. I doubt, however, that "stealing" from Apple is a viable business model in the long term.
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Apple Core Rot(macperformanceguide.com)
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The Intel Enigma(mondaynote.com)
108 points by chmars 12y ago|63 comments
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Swiss Minister of Energy and Environment chose a Tesla S as her official car(twitter.com)
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by chmars 12y ago
It's not easy at all. 100'000 valid signatures might not sound that challenging – until you have to collect them yourself!
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by chmars 12y ago
ICAO airport codes in Switzerland: L = Southern Europe S = Switzerland Z = Flight Information Region (FIR) Zürich with telex (back then) G = Flight Information Region (FIR) Geneva with telex (back then) P = Flight Information Region (FIR) Z
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by chmars 12y ago
Thanks! (Why isn't Telegram featured?)
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by chmars 12y ago
Dropbox isn't in my office although I really like Dropbox. However, legal compliance is important in an office environment and Dropbox simply does not provide the necessary data privacy to store business secrets or staff records. Sorry
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RIP Mac OS X Hints, Nov 4 2000 – Nov 4 2014(robservatory.com)
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iOS 8 Touch ID Authentication API(andreas-kurtz.de)
38 points by chmars 12y ago|16 comments
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Yosemite's “Mail Drop”, with plain text emails, considered harmful(gigliwood.com)
11 points by chmars 12y ago|1 comments
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How copyright law gives Amazon too much power over the book industry(vox.com)
3 points by chmars 12y ago|0 comments
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Please don't make us use iCloud anymore(mosx.tumblr.com)
131 points by chmars 12y ago|60 comments
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by chmars 12y ago
Thanks, I had missed the other one.
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Sunsetting(mjtsai.com)
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On iPods, iTunes, DRM, and Lock-in, in 2014, for Some Reason(pxlnv.com)
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Apple may have known of huge iCloud security hole 6 months ago(venturebeat.com)
1 points by chmars 12y ago|0 comments
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by chmars 12y ago
It is quite obvious that Uber drivers operate in violation of German laws. Uber and similar companies will have to do a lot of lobbying for a change of the relevant laws … in addition, Uber should provider their drivers with insurance - oth
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by chmars 12y ago
What's about iCloud backups?
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by chmars 12y ago
Speaking of 'free download': The album was shown as purchased in the iTunes Store app but there was no way to download the files, i.e., to have the album in my own library instead of just the ability to stream it via the iTunes St
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European project “pretty Easy privacy” is going to restore privacy for everyone(pep-project.org)
6 points by chmars 12y ago|0 comments
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NASA before Powerpoint, 1961(vintag.es)
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by chmars 12y ago
> According to Bloomberg, Apple is charging banks. > But that is coming from the fees paid to banks by > merchants, so the thesis about this being free for > both merchants and customers still stands. Apple is charging the b

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