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imandride
7y ago
Isn't it fairly standard for browsers to pause the autoplaying videos?
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imandride
7y ago
Isn't it fairly standard for browsers to stop autoplaying videos?
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imandride
7y ago
I purchase Surface products now. I rarely see them using litigation like this anymore.
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imandride
7y ago
This is the kind of thing that made me decide to no longer purchase Apple products.
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imandride
7y ago
I swear I've seen someone put a very similar comment on another F35 article, time to scrub HN as a sanity check.
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imandride
8y ago
"Apple cancels AirPower product, citing inability to meet its high standards for hardware" Apple claiming high quality standards for their hardware doesn't feel right; When I can't trust buying a laptop from them, in fea
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Microsoft gives 500 patents to startups
(techcrunch.com)
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8y ago
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imandride
8y ago
If I am remembering correctly, secure enclave has already been compromised. It was mentioned in an article about development iPhones for sale on the black market. So physical access to the device means all of that is already accessible.
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imandride
8y ago
Behaves as expected on both my XPS and SB.
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imandride
8y ago
Recently updated my nephews One Plus 3 from 2016. The software updates are even tested on the old hardware. You can also send any of their previous phones in for repair, the repair costs are listed online and actually reasonable.
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imandride
8y ago
My boss recently have me six of her previous MacBooks that Apple deemed unrepairable, stating liquid damage on all of them. Upon further inspection only one had liquid damage, two had unresponsive touchpads, one non functioning keyboard, on
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imandride
8y ago
I have a Surface Book and after having the flexibility of having a work/drawing/gaming device in one device makes everything else seem incredibly useless.
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imandride
8y ago
I'm 26 and since I purchased a Surface Book, my iPad has been gathering dust. The convenience of having both available in one package has been great.
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imandride
8y ago
The convertible laptop market has had this for a while now. I for one just pull the screen off of my surface book whenever I am in need of a reading device.
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imandride
8y ago
I find it's not the terminology people are offended by anymore, but the premise that you are labeling them as something. Change the terminology to something else and they will still be offended. IMO, it's very similar to being off
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imandride
8y ago
The last two claims of the article are deceptive in my opinion. Starting Apple "could" fix the flex cable, and has "addressed" the keyboard issue. Apple technically "could" , but will they? Also even though the
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imandride
8y ago
Don't the Google Pixel phones already do this?
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imandride
8y ago
I can only imagine Apple selling cars like they currently do their hardware. They ship a product that had multiple design defects. Then deny the claims or blame it on the users, until the users start suing them. Having people beta test your
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imandride
8y ago
Interestingly enough I just installed an ad blocker on the parents Windows 10 machine and I haven't had a support call since.
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imandride
8y ago
I have had the Surface Book 1 since launch and the hinge still work like the day I bought it. Come to think of it I haven't heard any complaints about the hinge at all.
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imandride
8y ago
I can't imagine many people use the maps features in DDG. Switching over to Apple maps isn't going to help, considering that everyone I know in New England stops using Apple maps after about the fifth attempt. Absolutely everyone
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imandride
8y ago
I used Google voice a handful of times every day when I was on Android. Now that I'm on iOS I have Siri disabled. It's infuriating that Apple supply sub part services, and don't let you choose something else as a default repl
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imandride
8y ago
You have a very 80s way of thinking good sir. There is no longer a need to have these limitations in place anymore.
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imandride
8y ago
No I as well barely notice them. The only time I have is on my work laptop. But our IT department handles those updates.
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imandride
8y ago
Add an emergency escape system.
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imandride
8y ago
Removed at build 1803 good sir.
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imandride
8y ago
I have experienced this happening every time I visit the genius bar. Usually some older couple being scammed. It's actually pretty sad.
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imandride
8y ago
The amount of Teslas that show up on salvage auctions with rear wheels snapped off is actually quite concerning.
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8y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/apr/10/iphone-8-... They have tried to pull this stunt multiple times already. But have been forced to revert due to the amount of negative press it was gettin
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imandride
8y ago
After looking at this columnist's previous articles in starting to think she is trying to further a specific opinion rather than providing news.
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