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internet2000
9y ago
That doesn't seem likely. The most common failure points for iPhones are cracked screens, worn out batteries and broken home buttons, all of which Apple can repair. If it's something stronger like water damage, the electronics can
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internet2000
9y ago
People are acting like they're shredding last year's iPhone models. Apple products have great resell value and they're passed on as hand-me-downs often. If something got back to Apple, chances are reusing parts is not plausib
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9y ago
>What city is the microbrew capital of the US? Why, clearly it's [my city].
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10y ago
This is the biggest blocker, in my opinion. WSL is nice and all, but as long as cmd.exe/conhost.exe is the only official terminal, it'll never feel just right. If only they had an API so you could run Mintty without the wslbridge
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10y ago
Never thought I'd see the day where the argument against Apple is that they have too much choice.
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internet2000
10y ago
Mutter is great and free. https://www.mutterirc.com/
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Nokia Wi-fi connectivity test server offline, 'Limited Connectivity' messages
(allaboutsymbian.com)
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internet2000
11y ago
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11y ago
Mobile has accurate location, your address book, accelerometer & other sensors, and above all: portability.
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11y ago
Sent an email from f※※※@z※※※.org. Thanks!
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11y ago
Odd that no one's responding. If you want to get rid of your 920 and find no other takers, I promise I'll only use it for good.
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11y ago
If they'd open source it, users would be able to compile for their own devices just fine. There are fully open alternatives that Apple doesn't mind, like https://github.com/anthonya1999/GoodNight I know where
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11y ago
Very interesting. Related: What's the recommended way to set up an IKEv2 server on Linux? I haven't kept up with the StrongSwan fork situation for a while now.