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s3p
4y ago
Considering the cost of the API, no. It's not.
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4y ago
Does anyone else have the same aversion to calling them pies? I know that's their true name, but after calling them pizza for my entire life I don't like using the other word. People also seem to use it when they want to write the
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4y ago
Which apps do that?
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4y ago
This is not even remotely true. The increase between performance in A5 vs A6 was greater than 100%. Or the 41% increase in Geekbench multi from the A10 to the A11. Versus the 14% increase in multi-core from last year's iPhone to the cu
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4y ago
>What I learned is that Apple does not produce an RSS feed for podcasts that they host. That’s right: if you host your show with Apple, the only listeners you can have are folks with the Apple Podcasts app. This feels like an absolutely
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4y ago
Also they could probably send these devices to Apple, who can unlock & refurbish them.
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4y ago
They also reduced the price by $50. In the era of inflation, I respect it.
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4y ago
Par for the course! We still have the one and only iMessage and Google is still making new chat apps.
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4y ago
kudos to you! I know they will cherish a device like that. Growing up I had a similar tech item that was my "thing", it was a tiny MP3 player that I used for years. Having a HomePod Mini is a great way to get them access to super
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4y ago
This seems the exact same as gen 1 aside from Matter compatibility and a price drop from 349 to 299.
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4y ago
Probably, but only in the higher storage models. The lifespan of SSD increases dramatically as you move from 500GB to 1-2 TB. If you REALLY want the longest lasting one then go 2TB. I went 1TB when I bought a macbook pro in 2013 and it last
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4y ago
Thank you for the citations with definitions :)
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4y ago
Apple was never competing in the same space as Intel and AMD. From the beginning, Apple made ARM-based RISC chips. Intel and AMD used their own x86-64 architecture. Apple's was great for iPhones because of power efficiency. They were a
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4y ago
Also interested in homekit. wondering about homekit secure video compatibility and whether this could be set up in an E2EE way.
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4y ago
I use the one-handed keyboard[1] sometimes and swipe has always been great on that one. not so much on the main keyboard though. [1] https://www.iphonelife.com/content/how-to-enable-one-handed-...
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4y ago
me. I'll call it right now. This will never be purchased by the US government.
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4y ago
I will. As a Kagi user I loved the quality and authenticity of search results but couldn't justify paying $10 / month for it. In my view that is far too expensive for something I can get for free from Google/DDG with concessi
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4y ago
What do you mean by "the delta"? I understand what the greek symbol represents in certain contexts but can we just use plain english to explain what we mean?
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4y ago
None of this is directly implicated by the comment above.
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4y ago
Difference of opinion. Others may believe that point is today.
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4y ago
You cannot match the features or usability of iOS with anything open-source. Full stop. It's not even a comparison. Sure, if you're so laser-focused on privacy that you want some obscure phone which will do nothing aside from text
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4y ago
AirDrop is not limited in China. iOS 16.2, which released today, limits AirDrop to 10 minutes for everyone in all regions.
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4y ago
Useless question
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s3p
4y ago
>that leaked letter that said What letter is this in reference to? Not sure I remember this from 2021. Would love to read it if anyone has a link.
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4y ago
You seem very disturbed by a simple internet comment.
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4y ago
Please elaborate on the semantics you're referring to. The comment above seems to make a point about the context in which the tweets were removed. They do seem to allay those concerns you mention.
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4y ago
Ok, and?
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4y ago
Allow me. The tweets violated Twitter's hacked items policy and they removed them. The internal staff had a debate as to whether it fell under the policy and they came to the agreement that it did. They later agreed to update the polic
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4y ago
This was not a government request. No one who asked Twitter to remove these tweets on behalf of Biden was in government. Biden was not in government at the time.
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4y ago
To clarify, Biden was not in gov't at the time of the emails being sent to Twitter.
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