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Uber and Lyft agree to pay drivers $32.50 per hour in Massachusetts settlement
(apnews.com)
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ezfe
2y ago
Apple used to allow signing in locally with an iCloud password. Now they actively forbid using the same password for local and iCloud accounts...
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ezfe
2y ago
Only for new features right?
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ezfe
2y ago
There's zero actual evidence this is the case and the failure mechanism would extend FAR beyond photos if it were. One post claims they wiped a device and photos came back but I hesitate to trust a single person on the internet.
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ezfe
2y ago
There was one report and it's been deleted
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ezfe
2y ago
It's not "really bad" because they didn't store deleted photos, in general. A bug caused some not to be deleted properly.
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ezfe
2y ago
It's been that way since day 1
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ezfe
2y ago
That's new, in the past I tested and was able to export my database and it included the Passkeys.
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ezfe
2y ago
1: Phishing protection 2: Protection against data breaches since Passkeys are not reused 3: Ability to login to devices you don't own without entering a password (QR code scanning)
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2y ago
Long recovery code is definitely a password lol. Needs to just have email recovery and call it a day.
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2y ago
1Password includes Passkeys in archive/exports of the 1Password database. Safari developers have stated that it is a planned feature to support Passkey exporting (but not currently supported) including between apps. I'm not aware
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2y ago
Not reused, each service has a different key To rotate, you go to the key management page of the service and delete/add a new key.
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ezfe
3y ago
My $35/mo Visible plan offers throttled but unlimited hotspot for one device.
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ezfe
3y ago
It's not to always switch, but to re-quote all competitors. Most insurance competition plays out on two factors: - What companies the customer quotes - What amounts they are offered You should always quote competitors because stuff c
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ezfe
3y ago
just in case this is serious, no
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ezfe
3y ago
lol
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ezfe
3y ago
This type of imprisonment is just as much to scare other people as it is to punish him. Repaying the people he stole from is also required here, but that has no meaning as a deterrent.
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ezfe
3y ago
I don't defend J&J overall, but I want to point out: The "dodgy shell games" don't offload legal liability, and is not an uncommon practice to isolate different parts of a business. The shell company is still owned a
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3y ago
The technology to do asymmetric upload/download exists and many fiber-based companies offer it at the same rate as older infrastructure. It is not more expensive to offer symmetric service, but it may require infrastructure being broug
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3y ago
I bought a Toyota last year and the app clearly showed me a bunch of opt in/out options and I felt relatively confident they were either outright lying or I had opted out. I'll have to request my info to see for sure
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3y ago
I always refuse to do everything except load and start dishwashers, if I filled it, take the trash out. I have 15 reviews, ALL positive.
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3y ago
Yes, you're completely correct that 64¢/kWh is more expensive than a similar sized gas car. A Toyota Corolla has an annual fuel cost of $1,000 versus a Hyundai IONIQ 6 at $2,250 (using 64¢/kWh and $3.27/gal). But home ch
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ezfe
3y ago
Okay
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3y ago
Wipr on my iPhone blocks all my ads, INCLUDING YouTube
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3y ago
Unit tests failing because of scenario that offset a date by a number not divisible by 4 and compared...
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ezfe
3y ago
That's very true, I dislike how Apple, etc. don't uncover the manual controls for things. So when the smart tools stop working it gets frustrating because there's no manual way to continue.
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3y ago
That's great, and I don't begrudge you, but most people want to be able to tell their computer what to do and not need to understand the discrete steps it took to get there. Taking a completely different type of example, image edi
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3y ago
But none of those things are Generative AI, which is a big part of WHY they're infuriating to use. I use Siri to add stuff to my grocery list and set timers. That's it. It's useful when I'm in the kitchen to just say wha
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3y ago
Generative AI won't lead to AGI any time soon but it does make our computers at lot better at understanding us. Simple example: Adding something to a reminder list, but the name of your lists don't exactly match the list you said
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3y ago
Marcus and Apple Savings aren't always in sync, they've reached 4.5% at much different paces
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