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by redial 10y ago
If I understood correctly, using the root permission granted by the user when the prompt for the password comes up, they hack the database containing the accessibility settings, and add themselves to the list.
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by redial 10y ago
Doing it is only part of of it. Doing it behind users back without a message or warning, or a even an article on their website is the biggest problem.
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by redial 10y ago
My point is the difference is a difference of terminology not in functionality. A zoom system is one that can achieve multiple focal lengths with the same setup, and in that sense the iPhone 7 plus has a 'discrete' zoom, just like
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by redial 10y ago
No, when using optical zoom there is no mix of data. It uses just the second camera. I think they use both only when creating shallow depth of field shots.
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by redial 10y ago
> it's just two focal lengths with a switch. Which is what zoom is. Only that in a normal zoom, the 'switch' is a slider.
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by redial 10y ago
They said the same thing of physicist, biologists, geologists, chemists, etc. before, that is until they found themselves irrelevant . I suspect in time, it will happen again.
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by redial 10y ago
This boils down to (1) don't use your computer and (2) if you have to use your computer don't do anything in it.
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by redial 10y ago
> And even if users don't know what a camera is, they can still recognise the other 50% of the icon. Can they? who prints photos anymore?
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by redial 10y ago
You are discussing competition law, because you have redefined the market. Microsoft was found guilty of abusing its position because it had a monopoly on the entire PC OS market. They didn't, and don't have a monopoly on the Wi
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by redial 10y ago
Yes. If you define the market the way it suits you you'll always be right.
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by redial 10y ago
What law forces a store to carry items/services they do not want to sell? Microsoft has a store for the Xbox, and they decide what they sell on that store. If Sony submits a game for the Xbox store Microsoft can reject it without givin
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by redial 10y ago
Should Microsoft be forced to let Sony sell Playstation games on the XBox?
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by redial 10y ago
Ok. I don't agree. The original argument described literally how every other store (specially big chains) in the world works.
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by redial 10y ago
I don't know as I do not have all the facts, or any context other than what Spotify is claiming. I think they should not be in trouble if what they are doing is the same thing Amazon is. I'm also of the opinion that Apple should g
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by redial 10y ago
I agree with you completely, I was just responding to the original comment which in my opinion made a poor case defending Spotify, arguing for a monopoly case against Apple. I think the more relatable case, and the one that should be compar
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by redial 10y ago
If the suppliers were promoting their other distribution channels inside Walmart you may have the shadow of a point. And don't get me wrong, I think Apple should allow Spotify or any one else to tell the customer, inside the App, tha
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by redial 10y ago
They don't, because of Apple's 30%. That is the point, everybody is getting the same treatment, some accept it, some do not.
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by redial 10y ago
Apple does impose 30% on all services. Just ask Dropbox, or Amazon. You are arguing that Walmart shouldn't sell their own brand of soda because it charges Pepsi some percentage to sell theirs. Ridiculous.
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by redial 10y ago
The Microsoft situation is rather different. At the time they didn't make hardware and they where forcing pc manufacturers to preinstall certain applications on their computers thus distorting some markets. Apple makes their own device
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by redial 10y ago
That is not true. The Play Store, the Amazon AppStore and other smaller stores are all choices the consumer has at the time of purchase, and second there is the Web. You can buy on almost any online retailer with an iOS device and in fact i
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by redial 10y ago
> I fear the separation between coders and users is creating parallel worlds of echo-chamber wizards and ignorant commoners. Isn't that how a society works? The vast number of diverse human activities are only possible because of th
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by redial 10y ago
Halo.
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by redial 10y ago
If they bring TouchID to the Mac maybe that is what they'll do as it uses the secure enclave inside the A series processors.
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by redial 10y ago
It is objectively cheaper.
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by redial 10y ago
What you (and Hume, but he has the weight of being a product of his time) don't understand is the reach of science, experience and empirical testing. Morality is a product of evolution, and by understanding it through science (in the b
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by redial 10y ago
You do it the same way you decide between everything else, you ask a question, collect the data, and then make your decision. 'Should I win the game? every time I don't win I feel bad, but when I win I feel good. I choose to win t
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by redial 10y ago
>> In the case of Christianity the attempt is to follow the instructions of an actual Person and the central feature of Christianity that distinguishes it from perhaps all other religions is that actions must lack self-interest, rulin
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by redial 10y ago
>> The argument isn't to "prove...that morality is objective" or, for that matter, to prove God exists. It is just an observation that "For morality to be Objective, this is the necessary dependency: God". T
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by redial 10y ago
You keep saying, in many different ways, that you can prove your hypothesis that morality is objective by inserting a god into the argument, followed by asserting the relativity of your position. I don't know how you are missing that.
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by redial 10y ago
I know what you think a "top goal" is and that somehow it is different from a "sub goal". What I'm saying is that there are only goals, they are all the same and you stop at some point only because you decided to. W

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