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hrrsn
10y ago
I have the option of cash payments here in New Zealand. I think I had that option in the US, too.
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10y ago
Flagships as recent as the Galaxy S5 still had swappable batteries.
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10y ago
I gotchu' (/s) curl http://pastie.org/pastes/10992864/download | bash
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10y ago
I should point out for years we had phones with replaceable batteries. I didn't know anybody that carried one with them.
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hrrsn
10y ago
We're pretty serious about our biosecurity here in NZ.
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10y ago
Whenever I've needed to contact Google support for Gsuite, they've been excellent.
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10y ago
I've noticed the same in LA.
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10y ago
Generally, no.
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10y ago
It's like an early Christmas!
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10y ago
In addition, the uBlock Safari port has been dead for some time.
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10y ago
I wish someone would port Origin to Safari. :(
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10y ago
It's all self hosted.
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10y ago
Damn! I got excited at the prospects of cheap VPSes in Sydney :(
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10y ago
The same web based apps they originally saw as the future.
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10y ago
We use Ubiquiti Unifi. We use their software with it, but I'm sure you could feed it into Zoneminder. Very happy with it.
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10y ago
I wouldn't consider it bare minimum. Most of the web is broken with NoScript installed.
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10y ago
>You can choose to do your road test in an automatic, but that'll earn you a restriction on your license, barring you from driving a manual. Interesting. Here in New Zealand, once you move from your learners license (fully supervise
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10y ago
The iPhone can't be activated without FMI being switched off.
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10y ago
It seems to me that most flagships would now be incompatible with this sort of hacking due to full disk encryption?
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10y ago
Our local auction site here in New Zealand, TradeMe, does that. Any bid in the last 2 minutes resets the clock to 2 minutes. Works pretty well for the seller, as prices tend to jump dramatically in these two minutes.
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10y ago
Yep, Apple are replacing these for free.
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10y ago
I spend almost 40% of my post-tax pay on rent each week in Auckland. It's mad.
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10y ago
They did.
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10y ago
Sorry, updated with a better link from Samsung directly.
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10y ago
The replacement/fixed versions are also being recalled. https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-will-ask-all-global-... http://www.samsung.com/us/note7recall/
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10y ago
Looks like they sell Schweppes water in the UK. http://www.coca-cola.co.uk/drinks/schweppes-water/schweppes-...
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10y ago
It's a sad state of affairs that a removable battery is now a headline feature. In the past I didn't care but these days I sure do.
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10y ago
It's definitely not a bad lens, but I did find it really soft. I replaced it with the EF 24-70mm f/4L which is leagues sharper.
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10y ago
I'd wager this is Project Shield rather than regular GCP. https://projectshield.withgoogle.com/public/
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10y ago
Brian Krebs tweeted that they were offering their services to him for free, so it's not really as bad as it seems. https://twitter.com/briankrebs/status/779111614226239488
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