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by sushicat 3y ago
Another link: https://www.siliconvalley.com/2023/04/12/pge-month-bill-jump...
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CA electricity bills will be based on income(mercurynews.com)
6 points by sushicat 3y ago|4 comments
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by sushicat 3y ago
PG&E, Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas & Electric customers monthly bills will include a fixed charge based on income.
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1.48M USDT lost using Ledger wallet-Wyre exchanging USDT → USDC(twitter.com)
2 points by sushicat 4y ago|0 comments
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by sushicat 4y ago
This is a really great article from Anandtech with benchmarks and analysis, it explained a lot of things. > The overall performance gains are quite disappointing when you factor in the raw cost increase that comes with this new M2 and th
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by sushicat 5y ago
Personally, I doubt the blocking of app updates is due to failed acquisition. Yes, let’s admit the facts are Apple tried to buy FlickType, the attempt failed, FlickType is blocked from issuing updates, and Apple released keyboard for Watch
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by sushicat 6y ago
I live in CA and have type 2 diabetes, and I need to inject insulin once per day; on average, I use 1 insulin pen per month. The cost of 5 pens box at local pharmacy is about $33. The price used to be $40+ per box two years ago and recently
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by sushicat 6y ago
> why the hell should Apple prevent someone from putting a counterfeit battery/screen/whatever inside of it? You can definitely do whatever you want to the machine. And the audit prevents my parents got scammed by those individ
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by sushicat 6y ago
I remember when iOS started showing alert for non-genius battery for a while, some people hate it.
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by sushicat 6y ago
I think now you can buy Apple Care if inside one year of purchase. https://9to5mac.com/2020/08/17/apple-expanding-60-day-applec...
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by sushicat 6y ago
I agree you with this one, it's not one way is better than the other. Personally I care about the design or portability much more than the repairability; I'm totally fine with them swap the whole logic board to repair one tiny chi
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by sushicat 6y ago
Based on my repair experience back in China, I understand and support Apple doing this. My opinion is based on the personal experience I had before, and I support people with different opinions. Back the days (and I still believe it's
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The Pixel 4 facial recognition works even if you're asleep(twitter.com)
2 points by sushicat 7y ago|0 comments
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A Different View on Apple and China(aboveavalon.com)
3 points by sushicat 7y ago|0 comments
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by sushicat 7y ago
This is a fair point. Laws are different, so procedures can be different. Not to mention the city’s situation is critical - protests - violence from both side. Following US procedures in HK does not make sense. Companies always obey local l
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by sushicat 7y ago
If we don’t talk about zero day vulnerability, which may be used by government to spy citizens, iMessage is end to end encrypted and secure. Chinese local chat app like WeChat, or customized Android from Xiaomi or Huawei, they have back doo
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by sushicat 7y ago
Taiwan and Hong Kong are totally different cases. Taiwan is an independent country, no matter Chinese gov admits it or not. It has their own government, laws, military etc. Hong Kong is not, it’s only a special area belonging to China. When
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by sushicat 7y ago
Before you made such judgement you need to think why you have freedom of speech and privacy here, because they all protected by US laws. The companies here can do things against government for protecting users privacy and security is becaus