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7y ago
I thought it was 3 minutes? Or is it 3 guaranteed, 10 maximum? And yes, the app in question of course does exactly that notification dance (I've used it since long before it got its current name). GP is talking about a new feature to k
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7y ago
Content blocker extensions have been a thing on iOS for half a decade. Prior to that I'd just use a browser like iCab with built-in support for exactly the same type of filtering lists. So it's always been both possible and trivia
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7y ago
My issue with this being I think the GP in its last sentence completely negates its otherwise decent analysis by giving an example not of someone "taken down to earth" or similar by "reasonable" hating, gossip or what yo
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7y ago
My question was "Any examples of something that requires disabling SIP in cracked version and not original?", this (while certainly possibly relevant) is not an answer to that.
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7y ago
Well that was interesting until the attempt to turn "To just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of Trump's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables." and following regret over saying half, into "Hi
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7y ago
While I basically agree, why do you think they'd need your actual DNA? Wouldn't it be hashed?
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7y ago
Any examples of something that requires disabling SIP in cracked version and not original? Never heard of it, sounds implausible but then I'm hardly up to speed. Like I get swapping dylibs, but not why that'd be best done by pokin
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7y ago
All for DFW, and I totally get what you mean, but at all evaluating an author based on how well they talk on their feet seems, well, daft. No offense.
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7y ago
Likely depends on what you're reading - look at the cloud in TFA. I take it Prisonplanet and donaldjtrumpjr probably aren’t your go-to sources?
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7y ago
One may not wield it while suspended from the institution.
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7y ago
Because apple happens to start with an a. Ok fine, specifically for apple.com it's almost the same. But that's not really the point I was arguing.
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7y ago
How is switch to emoji input -> press search box -> start typing apple -> press apple symbol and so on “just the same” as app<CR>?
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7y ago
> Forbes recently obtained a search warrant from Ohio, signed off on in October 2019, showing an FBI-owned GrayKey was able to extract data from an iPhone 12.5, though no device exists (neither does iOS 12.5). In the search warrant appli
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7y ago
You mean "swipe in from left of screen"? Sure it might only apply 80-90% of the time but I'd say that's about on par with the back button behaving like I expect it to..
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7y ago
Right. I'm saying that I AM saying a hotter climate will cause the initial burn spontaneously. By my definition of spontaneously, being "without human input". What I mean is you're being needlessly defensive. The strawma
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7y ago
In any case the stock market is just a model. You could make the claim higher valuation more accurately reflects reality, or that it "benefits everyone", or that the higher confidence is indicative of future higher growth. You can
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7y ago
These are overwhelmingly volunteers. And regular firefighters don't work on commission lol And yes, times are tough right now. In the opposite sense of what you're saying.
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7y ago
Given the initial spark is usually lightning, which will have a higher chance of causing an out of control fire in dried out conditions, and which is certainly "spontaneous" in my view (as in, nothing we can do about it apart from
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7y ago
People light loose fires everywhere all the time. Overwhelmingly by negligence, sometimes on purpose, and then yes either from strategy or pathology. Though you'd think the former group might want to pick a better time, unless truly so
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7y ago
IIRC their business model was "buy pizza from Domino's - repackage it - lose money" which at least explains its failure. As usual the show is much more sensible than reality.
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7y ago
As far as I can tell all this shows is they didn't expect people to use the site in landscape on an 18.5:9 phone while spoofing a desktop user agent. Which is fair enough since pretty much no one does that. I've run into honestly
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7y ago
Huh? Always ten, 7Ss (seven esses... ese), and just like S those mean minor releases based on a previous major, just with software not hardware.
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7y ago
The two methods are exactly - exactly - the same. Just different ways of phrasing. Don't fool yourself.
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7y ago
Remember journalists don't get to write their own headlines, headlines frequently vary between print and digital, and as another comment pointed out even gets A/B'd in digital, so please don't blame the journalism. Don&#
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7y ago
So it's settled. It's purple clickbait.
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7y ago
Plus this one has a terrible headline. Discovering an existing, impossible to avoid physical property is hardly "finding a new way" to do anything, unless you figure out how to exploit it. Article itself is good tho.
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7y ago
Spring water I've encountered at the source has always been exceptionally clear. That's sort of the thing about slowly passing through layers and layers of rock - mud doesn't get through. And around here anything labeled natu
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7y ago
Seems to have already changed, because that's not how it looks on mine. There's no whitespace between the buttons in the list, so (on iPhone X) the first two and a tiny bit of the third are visible. I'm assuming their view wo
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7y ago
That's how I used to feel, but it's turning into a nuisance. It used to stick to single words or sometimes splitting one if missing a space, but now will sometimes attempt to "correct" the sum of two perfectly valid stan
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7y ago
Not sure what you're trying to say. There's no inherent watt to lumen ratio for anything as far as I'm aware, but mainly, how would the other things you mention negate the fact that cool/warm colors are indeed flipped co
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