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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Out of curiosity, what difference does that make? If you can still work with and access those photos from within the app, what difference does it make if they get imported into Photos first vs. a file system?
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
>seems like it won't work Are you speculating here or do you have some kind of insight?
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I don't think that's accurate either, though. I charged from 5% to the max daily limit (not the trip limit) in 25 minutes and it gave me approximately 264 miles. When I last charged to the full trip limit, I had 314 miles on the
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I hope so. Someone needs to invent some goddamn self-contained solar covered parking spaces. I live in the Southwest and I can't believe that we're in 2018 and no one is tapping into solar power for everything during the day.
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Yes, it does. When it's off it says something to the effect of "Turn off to prevent devices from accessing your phone's contents without requiring your passcode."
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
>people who could afford an electric car are more likely to take a plane and rent a car when traveling, unless they travel all the time as part of their job, then they’d be using ridesharing exclusively. What is this based on? I know sev
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
The screenshot is actually showing a section called "Allow Access When Locked". In order to have your content secured, you'd want USB Accessory access turned off when the phone is locked. The screenshot is correct. Their desc
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
This is a great point and one that forward-thinking apartment owners need to consider. There's no reason not to start offering much more EV parking and charging residents a premium for it or offering solar-powered EV charging stations.
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
It's almost there. A Supercharger can charge in about 20 minutes and the navigation in the car shows you food stops and amenities near the Supercharger and then sends you a push notification when the car is nearly completely charged. C
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
It's funny you say that because that's the exact reason Superchargers exist. The other chargers in question charge incredibly slowly compared to a Supercharger. Teslas main advantage was that they had to foresight to realize tha
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
If you're referring to Blink and Chargepoint chargers, then I'm not worried for Tesla at all. Both of these suck really badly and take forever to charge. I used to use these all the time for my electric Focus and would maybe get 2
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I would love to see them do that. I traded up from an electric Focus that uses the standard chargers and they suck balls. The Tesla is amazing in comparison. Ionity can plan to have all these by 2020 but that doesn't mean they will. Me
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
But that's exactly the point of my initial post. Downloading a video for myself on YouTube is technically copyright infringement. That's a completely ridiculous concept but it's the state of where the internet is today thanks
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Of course... I agree. I just constantly see people say things online like "DJ's aren't real musicians" and "people who play those sample pads aren't really making the music, they're just picking the order
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
This is really neat. I like that they mention Rock Band and Guitar Hero as those are the first things I immediately thought of for this. Serious question, though, that I hope will start some debate: I know some people that would consider th
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I don't have the time nor the money to be a data hoarder, unfortunately. I think there needs to be a bigger collective of people that preserve this type of history. Archive.org is doing a sizable job with the written side of the intern
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I was wondering what was causing all these 500 Server Error iFrames to show up all over the web. This is exactly why I oppose our current system of copyright laws. There's no legal way to mirror a lot of the really unique, rich content
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I once saw a demo of a foam sealant that could be used temporarily to fill cracks in a basement. The demo had a person shove the end of the can into a crack and then just press it and shot out and filled the crack. Once it absorbed enough w
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
That doesn't really seem to be the case, though. The NHTSA looks at highway and road data to determine what types of crashes result in the highest number of fatalities and then creates tests around those. If "cheating" implie
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
That's incredibly misleading. The phones were bricked because the screen assembly included the TouchID sensor and the sensors weren't re-keyed. Apple, for security reasons, bricked phones that had TouchID enabled where the sensor
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
It does, actually. Thanks for being so polite with the response and being informative. I've seen comments almost exactly like mine on here get voted up quite a bit so I didn't think anything of it. I do see your point, though. I&#
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
How the mighty have fallen... :(
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
This doesn't really mean anything, though. For all we know the "person familiar with the matter" is the same source Bloomberg used in their report. There's still not acknowledgement from Apple in 2016 that anything like
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
I saw a small glitch where Apple Pay was offered as an auto-complete on the predictions bar in the 3rd slot but the actual auto-complete prediction was also in the same slot so the two things were on top of each other. Not sure if that was
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Have had it since release and iOS 12 is faster for me than iOS 11. Nothing but good things to say about this release. I'll jump on the "are you sure it's not an app" train.
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
What? That "context" seems absurd considering that the alternative is that the person has 0 warning and 0 indication of either kind of a-fib. Even if the person doesn't have paroxysmal a-fib but the Apple Watch detects an irr
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
People who have some kind of weird hate for Apple always assume that everything Apple does is out of spite.
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
By breaking the seals that make the phone waterproof, removing a housing component, and breaking the Taptic Engine. He did nothing of the sort.
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
>I can't route all calls through Google Voice. This is on Google now. Apple provides ways for app developers to use the native phone UI now. If I set up my number with the Google Hangouts app, I can get calls from my Google Voice nu
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by dpkonofa 8y ago
Total 100% nonsense. Apple's not going to violate the trust of all of its users by iteratively guessing each user's passcodes. Don't be silly. Apple can't read your data even if they want to and the device itself is prog

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