jaywalk

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by jaywalk 3y ago
Although this is a test, it is not being sent as a test. It is being sent as a Presidential Alert, which cannot be disabled on any phone running stock firmware. It's literally illegal to sell a phone that allows Presidential Alerts to
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by jaywalk 3y ago
Nope.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
As soon as I started reading the article, I knew exactly who wrote it. The guy is a complete hack.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
No, it's bidirectional.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
Realistically, nobody who buys a non-Pro iPhone is going to care about the speed of the cable. It definitely seems like a good tradeoff to me.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
I have Verizon in the US as well. I suppose it works both ways, then.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
Absolutely, that's the phone's IMEI. It's how stolen phones can be blocked, for example.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
Perhaps you've never actually participated in "new iPhone season" but it never involved moving your old SIM to your new phone. New iPhones came with a new SIM, and part of the activation process involved deactivating your old
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by jaywalk 3y ago
Can you explain exactly what you mean when you say you used the eSIM "for everything"?
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by jaywalk 3y ago
Not all UUIDs are time-sortable.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
Nothing has changed. The issue wasn't with ATAs themselves, but VoIP providers. They handle things like compression that are out of your control and can mess with the modem signaling. Without a VoIP provider, you can configure everythi
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by jaywalk 3y ago
I've been very happy with Cash App Taxes for the past few years. They are actually 100% free no matter what. Federal, state, extra forms. All free.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
If the email account has been hacked (which it has in this case) then it can just go back to the original hacked email.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
> The "none of your business" doesn't work in the long run. Well, it should.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
Windows 11 has it.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
You can restore the legacy right click functionality in Explorer with a registry hack: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/restor...
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by jaywalk 3y ago
Maybe they don't want multi-family housing?
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by jaywalk 3y ago
It's not available for consumers yet, and there are only 40 or so banks currently on the network.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
So then who owns the warehouses that have Amazon logos on them, exclusively used by Amazon with Amazon employees working inside them?
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by jaywalk 3y ago
The digital speedometer on my vehicle is surrounded by an "analog" speedometer. I'm not sure why anyone would need it to determine whether they are accelerating or decelerating, but it's there.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
I highly doubt a 2014 Mazda infotainment system has any access to the Internet.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
They are, of course, always free to distribute the source to anyone else. RedHat cannot stop that. But if they do distribute the source to anyone else, RedHat is free to stop taking their money and not provide the software and source code
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by jaywalk 3y ago
When I realize I'm writing some code that seems dumb/overly complex on the surface, I leave a comment explaining why it was done that way.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
I recently discovered, after almost a year, that I had put the wrong expiration date of a new card into my password manager. It was the correct year but the wrong month. Not a single transaction had failed with the wrong expiration date.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
Per bank. $25/month/account would be insane.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
> It's harder to get a gun as a citizen anywhere in the US than it is to become a cop. As a gun owner, I can tell you this is laughably false. I can't go into a police station and walk out as a cop 30 minutes later.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
The device is for detection. The employees just insert it into the slot once per day and check to make sure it goes in fully. Then it's immediately removed.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
There's not really anywhere for an iPhone to get wedged around the side stick on an Airbus.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
When has Apple ever referred to their ecosystem as a walled garden? I've only seen it used negatively.
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by jaywalk 3y ago
Some slurs have large organizations behind them telling people they need to be mad. Others don't, and people end up not caring. My background is split 50/50 and both of them have common slurs associated with them. Nobody in my fam

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