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by ezfe 3y ago
There are over 100 million iPhones in the US...
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by ezfe 3y ago
Reminds me of iPhone Clean Energy Charging - making small adjustments to charging patterns across all iPhones to have a (hopefully) measurable impact
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by ezfe 3y ago
Coming out swinging saying Safari is a Big Tech Privacy Invader, and then providing no further commentary on why. You can say many things about Safari, but I don't recall that being one of them.
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by ezfe 3y ago
Yes, I misspoke - I meant nonprofit
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by ezfe 3y ago
The board is the charity though, which is why the person you're replying to made the remark about MSFT employees being appointed to the board
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by ezfe 3y ago
Refundable always means to original purchase method. What I'm referring to is usually identified as "change fees." If you cancel a non-refundable non-Basic Delta, JetBlue, American, etc. ticket you will get the entire ticket
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by ezfe 3y ago
Nearly all US airlines except budget airlines allow fee-free credits up until day-of flight...
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by ezfe 3y ago
I'm aware that the fine print says "if we have to, we will screw you over" but I fly over a dozen flights a year (108 in my Flighty app) and never had a problem. Airlines have moved me, but they always confirm who I'm fl
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by ezfe 3y ago
Oh for sure, I think it's stupid - and I hope that the Government is able to roll out the new rules because mandatory fees should just be part of the stay rate.
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by ezfe 3y ago
Booking.com includes resort fees at checkout. If the website you booked on said it was the final cost, then you can fight it.
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by ezfe 3y ago
Airlines will book you together if seats still remain together...They're not gonna split you up just for the fun of it. Only way to guarantee seats remain together is to select seats ahead of time. People complain about "junk fees
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by ezfe 3y ago
it can't be called a gratuity if it's mandatory
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by ezfe 3y ago
Sure, but they didn't - and it's not because the software is complicated. The Subaru headunits are very basic (and more-so a few years ago). When they make an improvement, I like getting the trivial things on my older vehicle. It&
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by ezfe 3y ago
It’s possible to deem software ready to sell but find improvements later. Simple example: my Subaru was sold to me with an interesting design decision that caused the radio to come on whenever the car was started. This was not a bug. Every
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by ezfe 3y ago
The moving fast components were unaffected by this issue…
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by ezfe 3y ago
If you read the article: > Do you want to require vehicle manufacturers to standardize on-board diagnostic systems and provide remote access to those systems and mechanical data to owners and independent repair facilities? It would be cl
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by ezfe 3y ago
If you feed this into into ChatGPT with the prompt in the article, you'll get: "While this phrase has political connotations, it is not explicitly inappropriate. However, it may be divisive depending on the context and audience&qu
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by ezfe 3y ago
It's not. They're saying that they get free access to the game's OpenAI session, and in turn their billing will be impacted.
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by ezfe 3y ago
Simple endpoints that have extremely low-volume traffic. If I have a project that has low usage and requires basic endpoints to handle server-side logic, lambdas are by far the cheapest way to do it and fully performant. I use Cloudflare Wo
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by ezfe 3y ago
Right, these require active consent from the user. The system will prompt the user to decide at enrollment time - they don't have to seek it out, but it certainly is not opt-out.
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by ezfe 3y ago
Factorio is a common example of a video game that is very polished. It could be frozen in time and be considered finished. Yet it receives consistent updates finding smaller and smaller fixes and refining the game even more. How do you reco
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by ezfe 3y ago
23andMe website > settings > Research & Product Consents. There are three options: - Research Consent Document: Allow 23andMe researchers to use your genetic information to study a variety of topics, stripped of name and contact i
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by ezfe 3y ago
Safari actually removed DNT for this exact reason, it's no longer an option
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by ezfe 3y ago
The M3 base model replaces a computer with two thunderbolt ports. It now has MagSafe, 2 thunderbolt ports, HDMI, and SDXC. How is that a downgrade?
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by ezfe 3y ago
They compared it to both, and most people upgrading will have an M1 so it's the more apt comparison (and of course, a bigger number).
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by ezfe 3y ago
I still know a number of my colleagues who haven't jumped onto the Apple Silicon machines despite our 2019 Intel machines being out of warranty (and thus eligible for replacement) for two years now
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by ezfe 3y ago
Cloud storage costs aren't going up, the 2TB plan has been $9.99 its entire lifetime.
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by ezfe 3y ago
- There's a cancel subscription button in Settings - It rolls over surpluses, it doesn't rollover deficits. This is documented and an intentional design decision to get people to "cover" the money. You can roll over nega
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by ezfe 3y ago
Your understanding is correct, I believe that a compromised software update would have to be issued to skim passwords out of users databases.
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by ezfe 3y ago
I mean, I use it for my family finances (two of us) and it works well. Most of the limitations I run into relate to the types of goals you can set.

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