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781.
by ezfe 4y ago
no, the backend has no reason to see `foo%20bar` - you escape when you're combining that string with other strings (ie into HTML, into a SQL query, etc.)
782.
by ezfe 4y ago
Well that's stupid - don't pay to rent those shitty boxes (unless it's free, I suppose)
783.
by ezfe 4y ago
You can also save it to your phone, you only need to scan another QR code if you want to save it on another device
784.
by ezfe 4y ago
You don't lose 12GB, since it's replacing existing data
785.
by ezfe 4y ago
I'm guessing not - I keep read receipts off for all but a few people anyways
786.
by ezfe 4y ago
If you're on desktop, openstreetmap.org has a full editor that can do all of these things. That editor doesn't work on mobile (at least, not practically speaking) so there's only really a need on mobile.
787.
by ezfe 4y ago
I'm updating for these features: better iMessage (editing / unsending / mark as unread), Shared iCloud Photo Library, duplicate detection in Photos, Continuity Camera, Weather app, multi-stop Maps routing
788.
by ezfe 4y ago
The static part, certainly (aside from issues like .html redirects, etc.). The dynamic part, hopefully with minimal work assume you can find a service that offers the same features, plugging into a new interface shouldn't be difficult.
789.
by ezfe 4y ago
I fly jetBlue a fair amount and the free Wi-Fi is a joke
790.
by ezfe 4y ago
At least on iOS, passkeys are stored locally in Keychain, even if they're also synced over iCloud (when enabled).
791.
by ezfe 4y ago
It's not about whether we should, it's whether they'd allow us to
792.
by ezfe 4y ago
While it doesn't take that long on my device, it probably is related to the fact that the iTunes store is over 20 years old and has the tech debt to prove it.
793.
by ezfe 4y ago
Well, Health data can be uploaded to iCloud (CloudKit), but it's End-to-End encrypted so not really a concern. Unlike other data in iCloud, if you lose your devices you lose your HealthKit data. This is not true for photos or emails, f
794.
by ezfe 4y ago
Yes, but my point is that if they agree car keys are banned then AirTags are banned. If they say car keys are fine then they have no standing for banning AirTags. And yes, I agree that checking one’s car keys is silly.
795.
by ezfe 4y ago
Really simple question is whether car keys are banned under the same rules. They are powered by the same types of batteries.
796.
by ezfe 4y ago
Oh for sure, if you pick out a high consumption CPU then it'll be high for sure
797.
by ezfe 4y ago
Viewing PDF isn't too much of a problem on mobile - just a little more zooming and panning than on desktop.
798.
by ezfe 4y ago
Mac Studio idle is 11 W (max 115 W) compared to RPI 4 idling at 4 W (max 6 W). It's reasonable to assume that the 115 W on a Mac Studio will never be hit on a workload that could be supported by a RPI...so you're looking at an ext
799.
by ezfe 4y ago
HomeKit doesn't require an app for each device - sounds like Matter doesn't need one either, it's just that many devices expose controls Matter doesn't support. My HomeKit light switch doesn't have an app on my ph
800.
by ezfe 4y ago
I obviously meant for digital movies, even if I forgot that detail
801.
by ezfe 4y ago
> If you can't play it outside of the locked down Apple ecosystem which is checking your license, then you don't own it. The DRM does not require being online to verify once it's been set up
802.
by ezfe 4y ago
The iTunes Store continues to be the only reputable place to buy movies, mainly because they allow downloads (except 4K...but I digress). In the past, redownloading movies wasn't even permitted. You download it and save it somewhere yo
803.
by ezfe 4y ago
I don't believe there are known instances of them wiping existing apps from people's phones, even though they certainly could.
804.
by ezfe 4y ago
Well, it isn't even available anywhere it isn't preinstalled. lol.
805.
by ezfe 4y ago
Apple has all the data at full precision. The few apps that are selling my data get the scraps of a Wi-Fi SSID here or there, and an IP address every once in a while. This is how Apple comes into it.
806.
by ezfe 4y ago
I emailed them last week about Apple Silicon and they told me to watch for today's blog post. I interpret that to mean that, yes - this means they can more easily do that.
807.
by ezfe 4y ago
For your first note, if I ask Siri to "Set an alarm in 6 hours" it does that (yes, I know you're talking about Android, but I assume Google Assistant does the same)
808.
by ezfe 4y ago
You actually can, it's called "Family Setup" and it allows you to use someone else's iPhone to complete the initial device setup.
809.
by ezfe 4y ago
The Apple Watch Ultra is rated for 36 hours so long as cell service isn't enabled.
810.
by ezfe 4y ago
My work allows us to sign into Teams, Outlook, and Slack without installing MDM profiles which is very nice. I keep notifications off of course, but can access them if needed.

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