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Yes, you can read their legal agreement to learn about how this works. This is effectively a 0% loan for 24 months, once paid off, it is yours. If you choose to upgrade after a year, Apple will pay the rest of the loan and you get a new loa
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11y ago
> The company did, however, update the official Monster Strike page with a message that indicates Apple saw problems with a serial code input form inside the app and asked to remove it. So, there's a security problem and Apple aske
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11y ago
> The human body is finely tuned to signal you to drink long before you are actually dehydrated. Easily said than done. This is only true if the body is healthy in the first place, once you starts messing it up with unhealthy diet (espec
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11y ago
You do realize you need money to do what the OP said, an unemployed person with no BI income is not the same person with BI income. If I have a basic income, I would love to go out and do something productive, take classes to benefit myself
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11y ago
There is a massive difference in text sharpness when comparing a rMBP 15" (900p in 2x) screen vs. 1080p 24" monitor, there are absolutely no doubts about this. If you have perfect eyesight or exceed it, you would be affected less
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11y ago
> The company, which last week turned two, just hired its first data scientist, and it’s looking to invest in artificial intelligence. Butterfield acknowledges the challenge, saying his company will need partners with major AI capability
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11y ago
I use it for 4-6 hours daily, 25-30K steps a day (10-13 miles), and I'm in my 2nd year with the LifeSpan TR1200-DT3 treadmill. No issues at all but I also don't get motion sickness easily as some people do. Typing is no issue and
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11y ago
LifeSpan TR1200-DT3 is what I have, I'm in my second year now with it and it is awesome. Their console is horrible, I'm already at my 3rd replacement and I'm not sure I want to keep going with LifeSpan next time. I dislike th
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11y ago
Right, I get it. That's logical but this is Apple we're talking about who used vagueness and distortion of their rules to outlaw stuff like this in the past. Keep in mind that Apple have their own ads network as well, another reas
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11y ago
Do you think Apple will see it that way? They've been very vague in the past about what defines duplicating the features. In addition, the dev said he was using the VPN as a workaround for this, Apple can very well reject this for a di
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I'm surprised Apple allowed this through the App Store. I suspect you'll get rejected later this year when iOS 9 is released for duplicating a system feature.
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11y ago
In addition to what everyone else said, there is no evidence that the criminals wouldn't just run their own encrypted tools on top of these devices. The ONLY people that will be harmed are the general public that did not violate any la
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11y ago
Doesn't this have to do with the DDR3 standard which mostly maxed out at 8GB per slot and Intel mobile CPUs with 4 RAM slots max? DDR4 bumps it up to 32GB per slot IIRC, so DDR4 maxes out at 128GB, assuming 4 max slot is still intact f
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11y ago
Intel will include TB3 by default for the mobile Xeon lineup they just announced a few days ago.
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11y ago
Microsoft's official statement on this: > Microsoft Solitaire has been free to play for the past 25 years on Windows, and continues to be free to play on Windows 10. Users can access and play everything within the game for free, inc
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11y ago
Yea, that's what they meant later here: > Ultimately, the company expects 8QAM to let submarine cables carry 15 Tbps per fibre pair.
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11y ago
I don't think the community forgot Reddit is a business, I think it's the other way. Reddit's management forgot that the community is a huge part of what makes Reddit successful and if you go against them, you're not goi
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11y ago
Just to save someone's time, they're basically bumping the previous 640x640px resolution to 1080x1080px, not the same as industry-standard 1080p as in 1920x1080px.
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11y ago
I have to agree with the author based on the experience of developing an extension for it. Safari is sadly way behind Firefox and Chrome in supporting latest features. This has not changed since Safari 5/6 in Lion. I think the author i
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11y ago
TestFlight improved this a lot last year and even more so this year with the bump to 6 external builds per day support and 2000 testers. Note that only the initial major version will be reviewed on TestFlight but once that gets approved sho
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11y ago
Losing weight is easy. Most people can do it by eating less without exercise. The biggest problem in weight loss (beside the fact that you shouldn't do any dieting as this should be a lifestyle change), is how to maintain the weight on
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Majority of what Apple does is completely unnecessary. They do it because they want to provide the best integration they can. And they have ~180 billion in cash collecting nothing but interests. I'm sure the interests alone are paying
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11y ago
> Websites’ use of ever more in-your-face advertising formats (videos that play automatically, pop-ups that obscure the text you are trying to read) have driven ever more people to seek ways to block them. Younger consumers seem especial
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11y ago
Not anymore with TB3: From: http://www.anandtech.com/show/9331/intel-announces-thunderbo... >>> Meanwhile gamers will be happy to hear that Intel is finally moving forward on external graphics via Thunder
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11y ago
Wait a minute, isn't this the main reason Google is blocking all offline extension installs across all platform soon and enforcing all installations to be done via its web store? Why is Dropbox wasting time on something that's abo
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11y ago
US based media are highly tuned to what their readers want to read and just focuses on American names/companies that their readers know most about in addition to not caring about what companies are doing in EU.
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I wish the title was more useful. For those wondering what Soli is: > Project Soli is developing a new interaction sensor using radar technology. The sensor can track sub-millimeter motions at high speed and accuracy. It fits onto a chip
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11y ago
1. Many of them are natural causes, third party (murder, suicide, accidents), and so on that are not necessarily caused by diseases or unexpected pathogens of which the doctors want to learn about. Remember the early autopsy reasons in the
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By producing their own browser, Microsoft can at least be assured that it works consistently under their own controls and can be used to power other features in the future for Windows. First feature is the Cortana integration in Edge. Good
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11y ago
The same way as before, Microsoft will release an Edge-dev optimized VM builds on their site here: http://dev.modern.ie/tools/vms/ They have other tools there to help as well. Microsoft is pretty good about helpin
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