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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
A bored kid would be bad from the potential for this type of threat to be more prolific. A nation state would utilize this attack chain to steal copious mounts of sensitive data and prepare infrastructure for coordinated attacks on critical
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
True, and all of their MSRPs are easily comparable to Apple’s similarly-specked hardware.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Well you said “from MS,” so I took that as one would. Comparing some third party provider against Apple isn’t entirely reasonable, unless they’re marketing a very similarly premium brand.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Users "throw away [their phone] and buy a different device" basically every 2 years, anyway. Apple's policies haven't changed significantly, and their market share among mobile devices has stayed between 11 and 25% for 1
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Dell and Lenovo both sell laptops with Ubuntu pre-installed. The fact that they aren't making those SKUs available at Best Buy says more about the lack of interest among regular consumers in anything besides Windows, MacOS, and (I gues
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Except that Apple monopolistic behavior would have stayed limited to iOS devices, which they make and maintain. If users were staunchly opposed to this “monopoly,” they had the option to switch to any of a huge selection of highly comparabl
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
MSRP is the best way to compare. In the US, there are significant deals for Apple devices all the time.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
I’m not doing anything super technical on my phone, so I can’t provide any opinion about things like code writing or testing from it. I’ve found iOS 17 to be amazing so far on my 15 pro max. My only persistent irk is with the notification m
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
It says Matt Rosoff wrote it. Do you have any evidence to the contrary?
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
I had the exact same experience switching to the 15 Pro Max last month. I was adamantly anti-iOS and pro-Android, using Samsung’s latest flagships (S10 Ultra, S21 Ultra, Fold4), until our carrier had a pretty amazing trade-in deal and I sai
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Completely agree that Apple does the exact same stuff with account management and iCloud notifications, but I don’t understand where these arguments keep coming from that Apple is more costly. The 13.5 sLaptop 6 for Business is, i5/8gb
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
That’s because the article is wrong. Scheduling is not based on the dangerousness of the drug. It’s based on the potential for abuse and the medicinal value.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
I switched from Android to iOS for the first time ever last month (was on Android since the very early 2010s), and I still use Beeper for everything but iMessages.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Agreed! It says editing. Does that include tracked changes?
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Sure, the default was Amazon, but it was a relative breeze to load gapps, and there were tons of great instructions available.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
What’s being emulated? You can’t install Arm Android apps in x86 WSA.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Yeah I bought a Robo & Kala 2-in-1 because the Arm processor would play great with WSA apps… If this disappears on my system, that’s a lot of functionality gone. Maybe I should have just held out for a MacBook Air… Lesson learned
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Except 6.6 rounds to 7. That’s completely reasonable. Arguing otherwise is pedantic.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
It’s also the base layer for Sophos’ EDR platform.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Which still rounds to 9B and is 21.4% larger.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
I have to agree. If I buy into Apple’s system, I have no right to use the force of government to impose changes. I agreed to Apple’s terms at the onset. All of these impositions against Apple are unjustifiable; they’ve been known entities s
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Yeah, that’s not going to stop network sniffing unless your network is protected.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
I don’t think his anecdotal experience is representative of the masses. I have a Bravia Google TV and I’ve experienced none of his issues, except that controlling external speakers is limited to something like 10 surround sound SKUs, presum
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
All of that is a known entity before buying an iPhone though. You don't have a right to change the terms you agreed to before/at purchase. I'd rather not be limited to Apple's app store, but if I buy an iPhone, I'm
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
So Apple should be forced to allow Spotify to offer a payment alternative outside of the App Store? Should this allowance be made for just services competing with Apple, or should we be allowed to dictate how Apple does their business acros
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
What’s strange is that this wasn’t a rule imposed just against Apple’s competitors. This rule applies to all apps on the store. The idea that they feel justified in imposing a fine specific to the music streaming apps seems like they’re hid
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
The biggest ick for me is the external battery. And you know this is a problem when Apple works so hard to hide it in their marketing material. You can’t swap the battery without losing power… Insane
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Damn, ok. Thanks for the clarification.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
When I open the hidden bar, they still expand "behind" the notch. What am I doing wrong?
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Considering the frequency, you'd think at least some areas would have established a sort of "false report database" to keep track of locations where fake calls were made, but yeah, either way it's not like they're e

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