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by krrrh 6y ago
It’s also in Settings (at least in 13.5.1, not sure when this was implemented). Tap on your name where it says “Apple ID, iCloud, iTunes & App Store” at the top of the first screen.
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by krrrh 6y ago
Another good place to start is with his 1945 paper, The Use of Knowledge in Society [1]. It’s readable in a single sitting, and packed with insights that go far beyond economics. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Th
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by krrrh 6y ago
A similar product that works on macs without a secure enclave by storing keys on the secure enclave of your iPhone is krypton. https://krypt.co/developers/
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by krrrh 6y ago
Flash's whole raison d'être was as a patch for W3C gridlock. The final emergence of HTML5, ES6, and just simple ideas like video tags did a lot more to kill flash than anything Apple did. Apple not supporting proprietary browser p
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by krrrh 6y ago
> I'd say the bikeshedding peaked at the AirPods segment. Algorithmically translating spatial audio to correspond with head position is fundamental to AR. It's also cool that it will improve watching movies in the meantime, b
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Let's also hope that it doesn't presage rounded screens on MacBooks to bring screen-roundedness parity with iPhones.
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It really isn't too hard to think of ways to do this that involve "iCloud" for key transfer, but keep the locus of control at the car/primary-drivers-phone nexus. Doing it differently would only introduce liability that
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by krrrh 6y ago
From a consumer perspective, software prices in real terms have gone down dramatically since those days. Apple brought unprecedented scale and discovery to a software marketplace, and consumers have benefitted.
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In practice though most people I know do use a Costco branded credit card since it doubles as your membership card. Costco (Canada at least) also only allows MasterCard for credit card payment. Prior to that it was exclusively Amex.
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by krrrh 6y ago
I’ve been a happy Fastmail user for years, but in a recent thread Announcing Hey, it was alleged that fastmail will recycle your email address after you stop paying them, and that it’s a common attack to try to register old fastmail address
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There is also a huge generational split between those on the left holding liberal values, and the new progressive left, which has been demonstrated by the recent crackups at media organs like the New York Times (who saw it in their mandate
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by krrrh 6y ago
There is a specific county in WA that was somewhat notorious for pulling over cars with BC plates. Before I knew to be careful in that area I got a few speeding tickets in the same spot, once on the way to Seattle and also the drive back a
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by krrrh 6y ago
It’s a board seat for a company that produces a cultural product, there is no reason it had to be another person in tech, though there may have been an unstated intention to make sure that the representation of YC associated individuals on
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My understanding is that the main benefit is that YC firms are able to make “...is hiring” posts and have them appear on the front page, but I could be wrong.
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As services grows to become a larger portion of Apple’s revenue, extending it to other platforms is an interesting idea. They already make Apple Music available as a paid service on Android. I could see an Apple TV+ app being developed as w
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Yes, that is generally how investments work. Companies determined to spend more money than they are able to make off of patents might have exist, but not for long.
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I never really thought about it before, but the non-deletion might offer Sarbanes-Oxley protection which could lead to publicly traded companies being more tolerant of teams using slack without clearing it through central IT.
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There is this, which can help get started. http://swiftify.com/
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Or competition appears in your most profitable locales and skims off the most profitable end of the market, like Juno in Manhattan, offering slightly higher payouts to the top-rated Uber drivers, and a slightly better service to the top cus
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by krrrh 6y ago
Twitter sunk all those countless fail whales only to provide a perfect habitat and breeding ground for scavengers and bottom feeders. What a perfect metaphor.
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by krrrh 6y ago
This is really cool, and looks like it was a fun project to code. Any reason why it’s not available on the play store in Canada? I’d actually be satisfied with any answer here, because it would be super interesting if there was.
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by krrrh 6y ago
I think on cable news you can see different treatment of “MSNBC/FoxNews/CNN analyst...” who are under contract to the network for regular appearances vs. guests that are unpaid. Other than the phrase I quoted above it isn’t always
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> The common cold viruses haven’t helped us deal with COVID-19 We don’t actually know that yet.
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Imagine how naive our immune systems would become. It could have unpredictable effects, like increasing the rate of novel zoonotic disease transmissions. Maybe something like this is what set the stage for the common cold wiping out the ali
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It’s partly because around a week ago we discovered evidence that Chinese leadership was well aware of person to person transmission on the day that tweet was sent. https://apnews.com/68a9e1b91de4ffc166acd6012d82c2f9 There
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Perhaps not as a state, but it seems as likely that they would recognize data and observations given to them from Taiwan as they would data given to them from Hong Kong... or from Hubei.
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by krrrh 7y ago
If I remember correctly, the Economist also had cover stories warning of a too hot real estate market in 2004, 2003, and 2002.
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It’s fascinating how much this has to do with personal preferences and cultural fashion. When I lived in Europe I would always make an effort to find the third wave coffeehouses that focused on aeropress and pour over preparations so I coul
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https://krypt.co/ Does something like this now by leveraging your mobile device as a security token for desktop logins.
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It increased the value of homes, and homeowners have more political power than non-homeowners in most American cities just by numbers.

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