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iwasakabukiman
7y ago
How much is your rent, if you don’t mind my asking? Those fees sound exorbitant. I used to do ACH transfers since those were free at the last place I rented. The management company only charged a $3 debit/credit card fee...
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iwasakabukiman
7y ago
You can always use the Firefox Extended Support Release, which is updated far less frequently and is (hypothetically) more stable: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/choosing-firefox-update...
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iwasakabukiman
7y ago
I love my iPhone SE but even with a brand new battery, it can barely make it through a day of extremely light use on iOS 13.
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iwasakabukiman
7y ago
Phil Schiller has openly said that the iPhone names are swiped from car manufacturers[1]. > "I love cars and things that go fast, and R and S are both letters used to denote sport cars that are really extra special," he said wi
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7y ago
You're right. But it is generating some interesting discussion here on HN with people sharing what 3.5mm headphone jack equipped phones they've been using.
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7y ago
> But alas, iMessage pressure is real in my friend's group. I've never had this from my friends. I read about this all the time and all I can think is, "Why would I be friends with people who care about that enough to peer
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iwasakabukiman
7y ago
For me, Amazon's main purpose is to get them to price match Best Buy. Why wait 3 days when I can just go to Best Buy, show them the same item for $30 cheaper on Amazon and get it immediately?
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7y ago
It works in the US too. All of the major chains offer subscription services now. It didn’t work for MoviePass because they are a third party and charged less than the price of a ticket per month.
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7y ago
I can’t tell if that’s sarcasm or not... That story was basically a plant from Amazon and Quillette is absolutely not a high quality news source.
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7y ago
You can turn off automatic updates, but then you have to update all apps manually. You can't just turn it off for a single app.
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7y ago
> Consider iPhone 5c, for example. The colors are horrid, and when you add those Crocs-like cases it looks more like a Fisher-Price toy than like a device an executive would want to be seen holding. But it wasn't for executives. It
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7y ago
I never said it was accessible. I said it was a text based site, which it is. I feel like you're misunderstanding on purpose just to argue. I also never said that it was okay for them to do that. But it meets the minimum requirements o
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7y ago
Is a landing page not a subset of simple text based site?
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7y ago
I work in government and this is a major issue right now. We've basically pulled any and all content that wasn't required to be online from our website until it has been "certified accessible" by a third party. It's
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7y ago
WhatsApp has made significant inroads in the US but it isn't universal. If you have a phone, you can almost 100% get texts. I'm guessing the only thing that comes close to texting in terms of marketshare is iMessage. And that'
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7y ago
> At this point everyone is too burned by Google releasing new messaging apps and then sunsetting them year later. What if they just released an upgrade to their existing Messages app and enrolled everyone by default in a new Google vers
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Google Is Taking Charge of the RCS Rollout
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I'd also imagine that the image quality is pretty terrible on those compared to a comparably priced OLED TV.
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Having one remote is a huge advantage that a lot of people overlook. Most people don't want to think, "Oh, I'm using the Roku, which remote is that?" It sounds dumb, but it is a major barrier for both of my parents. I en
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7y ago
You can just say you forgot your password and they’ll send you a text message with a code to reset the password if you’ve registered a number with that account.
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> I would even not mind something like one-time payments for support calls, for example pay $50 for a service call to get assistance in a case like this. I can just see the people raging about this on social media now. “Google charged me
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> He must understand even though he thinks he does nothing wrong, the bar of acceptability for people who subscribe to content blocker update lists – after past abuse – is: no distraction at all. Simple solution for you then: Don't
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7y ago
Apple also lets you do this with your Me/iCloud address as well.
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That's a good analogy. At what point does what we're giving up become worth it to solve all these crimes? I don't have an answer, I'm just wondering. Obviously solving 1 or 2 crimes isn't worth giving up so much pri
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7y ago
Why is that? People need to mow their lawns...
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I don’t think the original Twitter post was irrational at all. This just provides a big of speculation as to the cause. It’s probably right, still speculation. And it doesn’t matter who is at fault to the end consumer. If I was working on a
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Because then you have to go through the hassle of doing all of the paperwork, talking to the bank and getting a new credit card number (which means updating all your services that used the old number). It's a pain in the butt when it h
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People are trying to recreate the barriers that were removed. I don’t blame them. I know that an open office environment is absolutely not for me. I value being able to close my door and focus on my work without others bothering me. It also
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It’s still nice to have a decent denoiser for those times when your audio doesn’t come out how you were expecting. Everything can go right on a shoot and for whatever reason the audio comes out bad. It’s nice to have a backup option for whe
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8y ago
A good portion of cable isn’t even 1080p/i. Many cable companies squish things down to 720p/i to minimize bandwidth and shove more channels into their lineups.
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