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One-Time Neuron Treatment Reversed Parkinson's Disease in Mice
(interestingengineering.com)
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>> Nobody really uses Safari except for on iPhones Have you got _anything_ to back this up? I’m willing to bet the majority of Mac users use Safari (given it’s the default browser). I use it and it’s a lot less clunky than Chrome and
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6y ago
>> But I absolutely despise them for making iOS apps installable on macOS. That’s... just terrible. Don't use them then? Seems like a useful feature to me for certain utility apps that don't require a proper Mac app/can
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The failed rollout of Britain's covid-19 app were the result of clear errors
(technologyreview.com)
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There was no App Store for the first year, which I believe is a time when Android didn't exist. An app-less iPhone would not be able to compete with an app-store backed Android.
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I think if you think back to 2007/8 and people had the choice of Android with millions of apps and a higher priced iOS ecosystem which only has some high profile apps so few people would choose iOS that it would quickly become a waste
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I've seen this comment all over the place and I genuinely can't believe people think this. Apple accepted v1.0 of the app. They're rejecting v1.0.1 which just contains some bug fixes. How could anybody predict this? It's
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6y ago
Take away those apps and those iPhone's become useless bricks. Apps + developers add huge value to the platform.
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>> Yesterday, the UK announced it was abandoning its own COVID contract tracing app and moving to the Apple model because they couldn't figure out how to make iPhones wake up via bluetooth (because that's a private API only
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UK Health minister says app should roll out by winter
(bbc.co.uk)
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6y ago
It's only 15% after year 1. Until then it's 30%. Also, I believe it's 15% after an individual subscription has been ungoing for a year (it doesn't apply to all subscriptions after the app has been out one year). Finally
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6y ago
I think this saga proves the rules are not clearly stated. The rules do not make clear at any point that “reader” apps (however Apple chooses it will define them today) and business focussed apps do not need to offer IAP. Apple didn’t even
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6y ago
I guess I'm forgetting there are people with dozens of tabs open at a time that probably wouldn't like this. The Safari thing does keep them separate though from your mobile tabs until you open one.
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As a Safari user it boggles my mind that Firefox's send to device feature is considered good at all. All my Safari tabs are automatically synced to my phone at all times with no intervention needed from me. It's one of the few thi
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6y ago
Mens rea is more intention to do the act, not knowledge of criminality. For example intentionally killing someone is murder even if you didn't know murder is a crime (because the act or killing was intended). The mens rea is intention
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6y ago
I put my country name on the end of my query. It is a bit hit or miss though.
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6y ago
You can also solve the “what streaming service” issue by buying the movie on DVD or Blu Ray allowing you to go back to it whenever you want. Additionally if you’re ok with DRM iTunes has most stuff. Useful tip for finding which streaming se
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The article is about the NHS though so hospitals and doctors all access the same system/are all the same “medical provider”.
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New coronavirus losing potency, top Italian doctor says
(uk.reuters.com)
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As someone who got hired through it for years I can confirm this: > learn to sift through the legit profiles vs the dodgy It's also important to get longer term projects through it (either a client that brings you repeat work or sho
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While I agree the title is complete clickbait (this has nothing to do with quarantine - it's a letter about depression) dismissing the letter as "advice of the calibre you find on those one page per day calenders" is disingen
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6y ago
Modern Warfare is a nightmare. 50-80GB updates every month and no online play until you update. That can be over 12 hours for me. It's one thing I've noticed since getting a console recently after not having one since the PS2 era.
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Glad to hear I'm not the only one. I've started getting these in the last week. It coincided with a screen replacement but sounds like that might be a coincidence based on your report.
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Spotify finally removes its 10k-song library limit
(theverge.com)
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It depends on what work you’re doing. It wasn’t all that long ago that most people were using 17” monitors in the office. For a lot of people (myself included) lots of screen real estate is nice occasionally but I can work fine 95% of the t
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Worth looking into Tim Ferriss again. He's done so many episodes of his podcast now that there is a wide range of guests. I'd say if it leans towards any subject it wouldn't be tech but maybe health/body related subjects
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I’m not sure there is a scarcity. In the UK at least the vast majority of newspapers have a conservative view point.
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I almost included a point on this in my original comment. You’re right but I get the impression those are the same type of people that think only “intellectuals” like them can truly understand Rick & Morty.
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You realise he's hugely popular outside of the US? In other words I doubt Fox News and American conservative politics has very much to do with his popularity. It maybe affects some of audience but there is a large contingent that doesn
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Mediocrity? He's just licensed his podcast for three years for over $100m. He's a very successful comedian. He's one of the most well known personalities in the MMA world. If that's what you judge as mediocre I'd lo
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