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fckgw
3y ago
Someone call me?
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fckgw
3y ago
They also have a 50% discount for upgrades as well.
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3y ago
Depends on the service needed. Battery swap is $79 or $99 which is still much less than the cost of a new unit. Point is that they will provide some sort of service for you until it hits "obsolete" status which is 7 years.
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3y ago
Apple will service Apple Watches back to the Series 2 https://support.apple.com/watch/repair
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fckgw
3y ago
Extensions like this get hijacked all the time. It's malicious and Google did you a favor; uninstall it and get uBlock or something more well-known.
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3y ago
It's $799 on all three major carriers and $829 unlocked. It's on the Apple website you can look this stuff up yourself
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3y ago
It's the same price as last year?
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3y ago
The regular iPhone starts at $799
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3y ago
Check activity monitor and see if anything is wrong. My wife and my M1 Macbooks had iMessage go haywire a few weeks ago and they started chewing through CPU at 1000% usage.
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3y ago
Agreed. If I'm buying from a site and see that they're trying to roll their own checkout and payment processor I'm very, very wary and will, at best, use a disposable card number.
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3y ago
Where is your tolerance level? There's plenty of robot vacuums that don't have cameras on them (the majority actually) and they use mapping via LIDAR. They may lose features such as object avoidance however. If you're concern
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3y ago
How so?
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3y ago
It's also one very small part of a much larger article listing several different illegal items.
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3y ago
This happened several years ago with a registrar I had at my domains at called RegisterFly. Upper management fraud and fighting led to the company spiraling, ICANN accreditation getting canceled and the site shutting down. ICANN transferred
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3y ago
Those don't exist. No one is taking their self driving car to work and then lending it out to Uber. Not to mention if a company like GM gets their self-driving tech off the ground, why wouldn't they just spin up an app and beat Ub
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3y ago
Why would they do that? If you automate the drivers then suddenly Uber needs to buy and maintain a fleet of thousands or millions of autonomous vehicles and their costs balloon astronomically. Kiss any profit out the window for another deca
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3y ago
Agreed, I've sold on each of those platforms. Godaddy gets the most traffic but not a lot of "prestige" domains. Good for cheap domains or ones you think could get bid up a lot. Flippa I like, lots of sales to other domainers
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3y ago
I've been desperate to give Youtube money for some sort of premium experience to remove advertising but their insistence of bundling that product with Youtube Music and jacking up the price makes it a non-starter. I already have Apple
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3y ago
You're really, really reaching here. It's faster, cheaper, and more accurate to just hire a survey firm to ask people how many consoles they have in their house.
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3y ago
Fiber usually has no data caps but is not as common as other ISPs. The article talks about companies that offer cable and DSL services which are the most common connection types in the US. Those will often times have data caps.
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3y ago
Sup
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3y ago
It's pretty clearly not working
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3y ago
It's literally a list of all the things he actually, factually did. Maybe you're the one who is misinformed?
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3y ago
ICANN does not dictate pricing on nTLDs. ICANN gets an (very large) initial fee to approve the nTLD and gets a small cut of every domain sold, while the registry is free to set their own pricing and terms.
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3y ago
Yes, most newer TLDs have "premium domain" pricing.
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3y ago
They must be doing a terrible job since Apple is selling more Macs now than they ever have.
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3y ago
iPhone has a close to 60% market share in the US so your sampling data is already way off base.
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3y ago
Do you happen to live in California? The state requires that residents are able to either cancel subscriptions online or at least via the same method they used to sign up. Would be curious to see if they are changing their cancel methods de
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I have an Apple card. I had a few hundred bucks in Apple Cash I earned from cash back just sitting there doing nothing so I swept it off into Apple Savings so sit there and do nothing but at least earn a little interest on it. I'd imag
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4y ago
This article just has little to no information in it, at least not enough to get all up in arms about. Supposedly this nefarious information is sent in the clear but no analysis was done to see what it actually happening? They're just
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