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   by rekoil 5y ago

   I think you can install root certificates on iOS using .mobileconfig profiles, so this issue should be possible to fix.
2. 542.▲
   by rekoil 5y ago

   > you can install one of the numerous alternative browsers that are available and updated for iOS 12 Those "browsers" are more like skins, they can't actually modify how websites are rendered or how JavaScript is executed.
3. 543.▲
   by rekoil 5y ago

   All of which run WebKit under the hood and can not implement support for optional-chaining on their own as that is a JavaScript engine thing which they can't touch.
4. 544.▲
   by rekoil 5y ago

   Not really, you can only do that for 7 days at a time, unless each device owner pays $99 yearly, and even then there's no simple and obvious way to do it.
5. 545.▲
   by rekoil 5y ago

   What happened in this article reinforces my belief that devices marketed as "general purpose" devices _must_ allow users to, in some way, run their own software on them "unrestricted" (standard sandboxing of course, most
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   by rekoil 5y ago

   Or Loopring, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism. Complete Ethereum L1s move to Proof of Stake, and use one of the above for actual transactions and you have a super fast decentralised way of making transactions that's orders of magnitude more
7. 547.▲
   by rekoil 5y ago

   I have changed my mind in the last 19 minutes, you are exactly what space needs!
8. 548.▲
   by rekoil 5y ago

   I'm not sure that they're going for speed here...
9. 549.▲
   by rekoil 5y ago

   UI clutter, but I completely agree with you, in this instance it is 100% warranted.
10. 550.▲
    by rekoil 5y ago

    I can't believe I've never considered this. They really should have a "custom" option in there as well. Is it possible to do using .mobileconfig profiles maybe? (Off topic: Is there a specification somewhere on what&#x27
11. 551.▲
    by rekoil 5y ago

    I'm not dismissing the issues with the waste. Co2 however is a much larger issue in the short term.
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    by rekoil 5y ago

    Yes, however it's pretty certainly going to be a part of the final answer to that question. Thus we're still going to want local datacentres, but maybe we will require that they are run by EU headquartered companies that don'
13. 553.▲
    by rekoil 5y ago

    Don't forget Polestar 2, those are selling like hot-cakes as well.
14. 554.▲
    by rekoil 5y ago

    I really wish hydro/wind/solar were enough to power our modern society, and I hope it gets there eventually, but the reality is that it isn't enough to meet our current (and expanding) demands. The short term answer nobody se
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    by rekoil 5y ago

    I found that article as well, it cites no numbers, and according to Vattenfall the plan is for an additional 600MW by 2023... Hardly enough given everything discussed here. https://group.vattenfall.com/se/nyheter-och-pr
16. 556.▲
    by rekoil 5y ago

    It is true that we have a lot of hydro power, however it is pretty much fully utilised as it stands (they're talking about hundreds of additional MW when they talk about expansion, which will not do much in the grand scheme of things),
17. 557.▲
    by rekoil 5y ago

    Yeah, my initial reply in this thread states as much. I agree wholeheartedly that they should have rolled it out differently.
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    by rekoil 5y ago

    I mean I'm just voicing my own opinion here, and I respect yours and even agree with you on some level. Apple has been charging through the nose for battery replacement for a long time, though at the time all this happened (or shortly
19. 559.▲
    by rekoil 5y ago

    Yeah sure, and for most things it's fine if things break, irritating and bad press, but fine. Things like calling emergency services can never be allowed to break. It must have fallbacks, if it even needs to be allowed to be overridden
20. 560.▲
    by rekoil 5y ago

    Agree completely.
21. 561.▲
    by rekoil 5y ago

    Not you, Google, in their reply on the linked reddit thread.
22. 562.▲
    by rekoil 5y ago

    Yes, but, in addition to not instead of ... right? I want Signal, Slack, Teams, my apartment buildings intercom system, etc, to be able to present their own native incoming calls through the same dialogs that regular calls come through.
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    by rekoil 5y ago

    This is what I am reading also. Couple that with another similar and recent bug discussed in the reddit thread this links to ( https://www.androidpolice.com/notifications-feeling-sluggish... ) and I'm starting to wonder
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    by rekoil 5y ago

    The thing is, it's clearly not as simple as "Has MS Teams installed", I mean the bug itself is not due to one specific piece of software, but rather that software advertising itself to the OS in a certain way. Making a call t
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    by rekoil 5y ago

    My history with smartphones goes: Original iPhone (2007), iPhone 3GS (2009), iPhone 4S (2011), HTC One X (2011, not because the iPhone broke, a friend convinced me I should try Android, and on paper it seemed like I would love that so why n
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    by rekoil 5y ago

    They mucked up the delivery, but the feature that patch provided to the iPhone 6 and up is really great. It's just most people don't know enough about how electronics behave under unstable voltages that they only see the top layer
27. 567.▲
    by rekoil 5y ago

    This is how I always do it. I don't care what other people think, this is the only thing that makes sense if you ask me.
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    by rekoil 5y ago

    This is not true. Apple can absolutely (but probably won't, as unfortunate as that is - and I hope I'm wrong on this) build APIs for hooking into the views used in the current system, while the actual transactions happen outside o
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    by rekoil 5y ago

    Point 2 can not be optional, 6 will for sure attract further regulation (as it should). The rest seem reasonable to me!
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    by rekoil 6y ago

    Every big iPhone/iOS keynote I think "this is the year!", but it never happens .