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by mttjj 5y ago
Care to explain the connection between your unsubstantiated claim and the original article?
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by mttjj 5y ago
/s ? This is a product of [Panic]( https://panic.com ). They know how to build a website. And write tools to [build a website]( https://nova.app/ ).
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by mttjj 5y ago
Exactly. Been using Tweetbot for years (a decade?). Never seen ads. Timeline is literally a “time line”. And nothing shows up that I don’t want to see like promoted tweets, tweets from people I don’t follow, or trends. Even has some awesome
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by mttjj 5y ago
Love BH! I buy most of my Apple products from them since I’m not charged sales tax in my state (the legality/merits of this can be discussed at a later time).
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by mttjj 5y ago
What phone will you be switching to?
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by mttjj 5y ago
iOS apps are listed in your purchase history and available for re-download. Even those removed from sale on the store. So unless you’ve hidden the app (an unnecessarily complex process) I’m not sure why you’re not able to continue playing T
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by mttjj 5y ago
Agree with the other comments. What is this submission about? Apple provides AppleCare+ support in perpetuity as long as you keep paying. This title smells of someone trying to stir up controversy where there is none.
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by mttjj 5y ago
Not exactly what you’re looking for but I remember reading this when it was published and it was disturbing to say the least : https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/25/18229714/cognizant-facebo...
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by mttjj 5y ago
Why was the title changed to a single line from the article? Isn’t that in violation of the HN guidelines for submission?
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by mttjj 5y ago
Sure, I guess that’s not out of the realm of possibility. But when you’re holding your keys in front of you when walking to your car to unlock it in the parking lot someone could snatch them out of your hand, sprint to your (unlocked car),
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by mttjj 5y ago
Do you have a source for these claims? Specifically the ones about your locations being sent to Apple and then Apple sharing all of this data with the ‘US federal government’.
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by mttjj 5y ago
> Apple Watch seems to have declined in use… Source please.
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by mttjj 5y ago
The "dawn of humanity" was many millennia ago. What are you referring to?
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by mttjj 5y ago
Unfortunately, it's probably not. But it's another case of someone not being able to tell the difference between a law and guidelines from a public health agency. (Or someone ignoring the difference so that they can be "outra
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by mttjj 6y ago
This New Yorker article is dated Dec 20. The tweets from the ‘stalking’ thread were posted Dec 21. Not defending Nintendo for anything here, just pointing out this theoretical ‘PR spin’ timeline doesn’t add up.
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by mttjj 6y ago
‘Recent controversies’. Care to elaborate? I follow Nintendo news pretty religiously and for some reason can’t figure out what you’re talking about.
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by mttjj 6y ago
Could have
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by mttjj 6y ago
Can you be specific on what issues we should berate Apple and why? Not being argumentative, just curious what they are doing that harms you as a customer (?) shareholder (?) employee (?)
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by mttjj 6y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by mttjj 6y ago
Weird. I see that too. Not sure what the table is trying to state then. https://www.apple.com/homepod/
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by mttjj 6y ago
The comparison table makes is seem like the mini can't be paired with an AppleTV at all like the regular HomePod can.
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by mttjj 6y ago
You realize the event wasn't live, right? And Tim's watch clearly shows 10:09 the second he shows up in the video which was 10:01 at the latest "real time".
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by mttjj 6y ago
Look at the watches on the wrists of the speakers in the first 15 minutes of the keynote. They are all set to 10:09.
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by mttjj 6y ago
Wait until you notice that everyone's Apple Watch is set to 10:09.
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by mttjj 6y ago
Yep, you're right. What you said is what I intended. I've updated my comment.
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by mttjj 6y ago
Any time you print something at FedEx they make you accept an agreement stating that you are not printing or copying copyrighted material. I'm guessing those other places have the same type of thing. Even if it's a piece of paper
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by mttjj 6y ago
The second to last paragraph states that the author gave a version of the document as a talk at a conference in 1997. So it appears that your memory is spot-on.
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by mttjj 6y ago
Sounds like a similar feature (“Sound Recognition”) that is coming in iOS 14. https://www.apple.com/ios/ios-14-preview/features/ It’s not clear from the article but I assume the Google implementation was push
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by mttjj 6y ago
I've been looking for an alternative to Simple for a while now and haven't heard of this until now. However, I don't think this is my answer. It's slightly confusing to me what Google is offering here since it appears th
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by mttjj 6y ago
Thanks for the info!

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