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Would I be able to use this to process payments at a garage sale without going through a bunch of hoops? That would be great. I know you could theoretically use Zelle/Paypal/Venmo, but it seems much easier to just be able to accep
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I use Wallet on macOS all the time with the built in Touch ID reader. I was actually surprised how many online stores accept Apple Pay via Safari. Even a local chain that delivers tacos takes it!
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I can pay with contactless / Apple Pay almost everywhere, except the largest grocer chain in Texas - H-E-B - doesn't support it. Unfortunately, this is where I make most of my purchases, so I end up using Apple Pay on infrequent o
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Inflation has Fed critics pointing to spike in money supply
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Wow. I guess this is why they put the First Amendment first. How is what is "offensive" even defined, legally? Is it entirely up to the jury's interpretation, or are there characteristics that the jury is required to say that
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I agree with you wholeheartedly that phone ordering is the best method, and I use it myself most of the time. It's always been the best method except during the busiest takeout periods at the busiest restaurants. I just wanted to point
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You just pay when you pick up the pizza, card or cash. If it's delivery, you just read out your card number to them or pay the driver in cash. Are you in the US? When I was in Mexico, delivery people carried devices to process credit c
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One alternative definition of "democratic" is "relating to, appealing to, or available to the broad masses of the people." [0] Regardless of whether this is considered charged language or not, it is a valid alternate usa
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Per my submission's timestamp, this has been ongoing for nearly 2 hours: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30079947 Outages are never fun, but props to Apple for actually updating their status page: https:/&#x
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Couldn't he have bought Apple stock with the proceeds?
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9x lower after 2 doses, 48x lower after booster according to Swiss statistics https://twitter.com/redouad/status/1482991873190936576?s=21
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Ukraine’s official websites hit by cyberhack amid high tensions with Russia
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Chicken thighs can be a great replacement for chicken breast. You may have to cook it a little differently, but if it's in a soup or other dish where it's mixed in, you can hardly tell any difference. I haven't done this myse
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San Antonio here. Things seem to be fine. I went to the store on a Sunday morning and it wasn't very busy, nothing was sold out. I had been worried because I saw lines outside of a store closer to me, presumably due to capacity restric
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Thank you. Is there a form where one could file a complaint with the FCC to inform them of this? I'm not sure that this would be widely reported. I am also curious if the reports about content filtering being required to deactivate the
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Apple's solution could be clever about it, and it currently doesn't even block edge routing on mobile apps. It currently only supports Safari traffic, and most streaming will be via an app with things like Netflix. I suppose if Yo
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I don't think Private Relay routes app traffic through Apple servers, just Safari traffic: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212614 Please correct me if I'm wrong. If that's the case, I believe most/
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They contract it out, but Google Fiber had door to door sales people attempting to get people to switch to Google Fiber a few months ago. Several of my neighbors switched from these people reaching out. There's a difference between tem
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I was always wondering why statistics never correctly showed information for my billing cycle. Admittedly, I wasn't the account holder until recently, but I never understood that it was a carrier settings. Are there other carrier-speci
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I was primarily a macOS user prior to Windows becoming my daily driver for personal computing due to game availability, but I'm about to switch back. The other day I tried to set up a Zoom call with friends. Normally, I either Zoom fro
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How did you discover this? I’ve been an iPhone user since maybe the early 2010s and never knew about this. It makes me wonder if there’s some tutorial I should go through that has a bunch of tricks like this.
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Banks Face Pressure on Lucrative Overdraft Fees
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How the Supply Chain Crisis Unfolded
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She Fled North Korea for Freedom. Then She Was Arrested
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Space debris 'event' forces ISS crew to take evasive action
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A record 4.4M Americans quit their jobs in September
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75 dollar turkeys??? Where in the country are you? Turkey here is retailing for $1.51/lb grocery brand, $1.94/lb here for brand name with curbside pickup. Slightly higher than normal but nowhere near $75 for a turkey.
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Building and Renting Single-Family Homes Is Top-Performing Investment
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Global Food Prices Surge as Inflation Spreads
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NSA is surging its collaboration with the private sector
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