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by quitit 3y ago
This thread has turned into an acid test for exhibiting spectrum behaviour. There are a few fervent voices that don't see any issue at all, neither for themselves or others around them. They're perfectly entitled to share this vie
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by quitit 3y ago
>which is precisely why apple is selling the concept of the curved front display ... This feature of the headset is so others can pop-in, or gauge when the user is unavailable (i.e. when the wearer's eyes are entirely occluded.) Whi
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by quitit 3y ago
It's a human behaviour questions. So I don't feel my age is relevant here, since I am not everyone. If you think it's reasonable that a person is going to be strapped into a headset at a child's birthday party, then that
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by quitit 3y ago
The iPhone 14 battery is considered user serviceable (but not the pro), the iPhone 15 pro has now adopted the 14's design. Basically the rear panel is now straightforward to remove, when before one had to go in through the front.
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by quitit 3y ago
Although it would be speculation, I imagine this will be included because USB-C iPads already have this feature. One can charge a range of devices, including other iPads from a USB-C iPad. One can even change the charge direction between th
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by quitit 3y ago
I feel that's not a reasonable comparison, filming something with a camera versus wearing a headset. While I agree that holding up a phone in front of your face presents some degree of being disconnected from the action, I feel wearing
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by quitit 3y ago
Hmm, quite a few of the features you've listed are not only in the next iOS, but already in older versions and the current. AR already exists with the lidar-enabled apps, maps is already AR enabled in landscape mode, 3D Video "spa
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by quitit 3y ago
Because I hear this less and less, your comment does stand out - what really piques my curiosity. Could you share your primary motivation for wanting an analogue audio jack? Like you do you have some great old headphones, or is there some o
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by quitit 3y ago
While the EU is a factor, the EU's mandatory ruling came too late to affect this product. In term's of iPhone release schedules only the iPhone 17 would fall into needing mandatory USB-C. The USB-3 controller is in the A17 chip an
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by quitit 3y ago
That was one of the more realistic complaints about the vision pro, "why would you take photos with it instead of experiencing the moment directly". A few people suggested that the iPhone will probably come into the equation, and
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by quitit 3y ago
Don't forget you can now plug your airpods into the phone instead of needing a charger.
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by quitit 3y ago
Other studies show that outdoor walking relieves stress(1) and provides an opportunity to think about problems differently (or perhaps "creatively")(2), in those 40 minutes a day would be more than sufficient to experience advanta
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by quitit 3y ago
While the recency bias would seem obvious. It's easy to experiment, visit wikipedia and use the random article feature. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random
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by quitit 3y ago
One could form an impressive list of the ways he would certainly die, there's always drowning, exposure, sleep deprivation, thirst, hunger and all of the intricacies that could be grouped under catabolism processes. The seafaring types
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by quitit 3y ago
Heavily cherry picked article that one. Even with E2E, Meta's ads seem fully aware of my chat topics held over whatsapp. Are they exfiltrating keywords? From their privacy policy you'd never know because they use the strategy of a
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by quitit 3y ago
Unless it's a trusted recommendation I'll look on the app store first. Sometimes I'll still get it from the app store anyway: - The store itself is convenient for browsing and discovery. - I don't need to do any kind of
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by quitit 3y ago
Also related: People underestimate the positive impact of speaking with strangers. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-48459940 https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2021/09/deep-c
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by quitit 3y ago
We should expect change but the expectation of AI being able to arbitrarily replace humans is not an idea held by people who manage projects. It's an idea that brings its own problems which then other people must solve. Humans highly v
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by quitit 3y ago
Just to present a counterpoint, I can see a range of fair use exceptions that IA could argue, these largely align with the educational exceptions present in US copyright law. What's working in their favour: 1. The intended use of the c
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by quitit 3y ago
The example you've provided of making it difficult to return an item (and thus also difficult to claim a refund) is growing, and it's something that I have also seen on Amazon. As for Ebay I refer to it as the "place your gra
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by quitit 3y ago
No one becomes a dentist because they're keen to pull shards of chalk-soft teeth from senior's mouths or enjoy dealing with the scent of rot from infection. It's a career for the money and it's rather easy to find dentis
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by quitit 3y ago
The whole thread is pedantic HN nonsense. They want to paint it like it's anti competitive or some dark pattern as if the consumer's choice to buy an apple computer was not influenced by the software that it comes with. For a lot
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by quitit 3y ago
The most expensive iPhone is $1,599 (Largest model with 1TB of storage capacity.) The rumour that they'd just inch another thousand on the total price is obviously not grounded in any sort of reality and clearly pays no attention to ho
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by quitit 3y ago
If it means that much to you, why wouldn't you just buy a phone that has a USB-C port? Are there no options in the smartphone market?
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by quitit 3y ago
1. Go to your preferred app. 2. Choose settings. 3. Set as default. You never once have to touch the apple apps. That setting is in the stock apps because these are set to the default on a blank install and by putting it here, you now have
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by quitit 3y ago
You're inventing a scenario that doesn't exist. You would simply change it from Thunderbird's settings (General->System Integration.) A similar function exists in all apps that can take possession of default behaviours. Th
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by quitit 3y ago
Despite also reading the full article, I also have the same impression as the earlier poster. Regardless of what this person says, my own experience and knowledge of trademark law tells me he's full of it. My knowledge of software deve
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by quitit 3y ago
A growing number of these EU-based fines against non-EU companies appear as opportunistic shakedowns. The characterisation here is that Apple are trying to harm their own business by preventing the sale of their products, because such a cha
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by quitit 3y ago
> Finally, as an iPhone user, my location data is already at Apple. Fun fact about that: --snip from https://www.idownloadblog.com/2019/03/13/apple-maps-navigati... -- When you use Apple Maps, your route f
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by quitit 3y ago
The suggestion you're making is that rather than recognise abuse of power, that instead this is an excuse for individuals to commit unnamed crimes. So I thought I'd start at the most basic example: Police that have used government

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