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by fckgw 3y ago
I've been using a version of this for Unraid for over a year. Downloads everything from my iCloud storage to my home server. You need to re-authenticate every 90 days due to 2fa restrictions but it works great.
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by fckgw 3y ago
Those things are also bad, great point.
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by fckgw 3y ago
Oh wow you should be a copywriter for Coinbase
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by fckgw 3y ago
2023 was the best year for gaming in decades, what are you talking about?
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by fckgw 3y ago
The blog post is from 2021
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by fckgw 3y ago
Uh, yes, eBay does actually police the items sold on their platforms.
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by fckgw 3y ago
Maybe some dude who likes to watch themselves shit?
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by fckgw 3y ago
My companies entire sales force, some thousand-ish so of them. They have laptops and iPads, but we don't issue phones. They just get plan reimbursement.
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by fckgw 3y ago
There's millions of iPads deployed at businesses, for instance, that do just that.
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by fckgw 3y ago
The average age of a vehicle on the road in the US is 12 1/2 years. We have a long, slow transition to EV and will be cohabitating for a while.
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by fckgw 3y ago
There are some TVs with FireOS built in, but this article is mainly talking about the FireTV sticks and such. That's your primary content device, you cannot bypass the ads no matter your TV.
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by fckgw 3y ago
> Prefacing each freeway number with "The" SoCal had the first freeways, and they weren't numbered back then. They were named after the areas they traversed, such as "The Arroyo Seco Parkway" or "The San Die
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by fckgw 3y ago
Encourage WFH and then the company doesn't need to pay for an office building at all! It's almost like businesses have to pay for infrastructure for the employees to be able to do their jobs, whether it's in an office park do
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by fckgw 3y ago
Because the company is the one directly receiving the most benefits?
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by fckgw 3y ago
The company requiring the worker to do the work should foot the bill, not the taxpayer.
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by fckgw 3y ago
The 14" and 16" Macbook Pros have always been able to drive 2+ displays. The new ones updated today continue this feature. Hope this helps.
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by fckgw 3y ago
This is very reductive of the impact the iPod and iPhone had on the market. Every product has little bits and pieces of other products in it's DNA but to say the something like the iPhone didn't create the Smartphone market just b
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by fckgw 3y ago
Apple has been doing a bottom-up upgrade with their Mx products so far. Update the entry models with base chips, then Pro/Max/Ultra at a later time. The Pro M2 devices will still be much faster than any base model M3 refreshes.
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by fckgw 3y ago
I'd say craigslist. Still virtually the same as when they launched, small team, still profitable and still providing value.
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by fckgw 3y ago
Same thing was said about Twitter Blue and it's been an abysmal failure.
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by fckgw 3y ago
SomethingAwful is a profitable business which is more that can be said for Twitter dot com
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by fckgw 3y ago
Do you believe there's a large enough base to willingly hand their financial information over to Musk? I just can't see it happening, not a chance.
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by fckgw 3y ago
Because it's not? It's not like there's "one weird trick", if Apple did that then a court would say "no you're not" and that's the end of that.
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by fckgw 3y ago
No? You wanna expand on that?
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by fckgw 3y ago
Just want to take a moment to appreciate the URL of "dot at, dot at, slash at"
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by fckgw 3y ago
I may be a bit dim but what's the point of losing battery life for the express purpose of making sure your phone doesn't ... lose battery life? Just use it like normal and budget in a ~$100 battery swap every 3 years or so.
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by fckgw 3y ago
Not the OP but generally you want to re-write your prior job history or anything in your resume to align with and highlight anything in their job description. Match the keywords to make it clear you're the perfect candidate.
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by fckgw 3y ago
Not for consumers. Probably a big stick over the head if you tried this in a business. Get sued if you did this at a repair shop (pretty sure there's been several cases)
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by fckgw 3y ago
The adapter flashes a QR code on your monitor. It's not plug-n-play.
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by fckgw 3y ago
You're breaking the license agreement (licenses are tied to the hardware and die with the hardware) but there's no technical limitations, no.

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