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teddyfrozevelt
8y ago
They’ve listed all their arguments on their site www.timetoplayfair.com, although I wish some where more technically in-depth.
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But Spotify can’t even tell users how to upgrade to premium according to Apple’s rules. The best they can say is “You can’t upgrade to Premium in the app. We know, it’s not ideal.”
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8y ago
One time I tried pressing all the buttons to mute it, and one of the silently called an attendant. None of them even muted it.
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8y ago
I’m a Dasher, and we can’t even see tips per order we complete, only how much we got in tips and how much we got from DoorDash during a session of deliveries.
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8y ago
Look under "Low monthly payments." > The full cost of your iPhone and selected AppleCare+ coverage is spread out over 24 months with 0% interest.
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8y ago
What Apple program gives you free AppleCare+? I’m part of the iPhone Upgrade Program, and I have to pay for both the phone and AppleCare+.
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They're still supporting the Chromecast Audio though. They're just discontinuing an old hardware product, which really isn't out of the ordinary.
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8y ago
Because you would destroy any trust you've built up with users and people would rapidly switch to another platform, as well as the developers of the GitHub objecting to having to build that.
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This isn't true. We have a pretty clear picture of what will happen as earth's temperatures rise. We know that sea levels will rise, ocean salinity will fall, sea currents will slow or stop, and much more. It isn't hard to fi
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Super Micro says review found no malicious chips in motherboards
(reuters.com)
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Mozilla doesn't own Facebook or Twitter, and can't control what they do with user data.
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8y ago
Not really, for some people it saves very little time, for most it's a small convenience, and for others it saves a lot of time, especially women who have their keys in their purse and don't have to search for them. Just because i
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8y ago
It's still free, and you can redeem it to your Blizzard account just by opening the Blizzard app. https://news.blizzard.com/en-us/blizzard/22649418/destiny-2-...
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8y ago
When I got Portal 2 on disc in 2011, putting it in my computer prompted me to download Steam so I could get it there. It's not like this is anything new.
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8y ago
Email has recurring costs to run. They need to process every email you receive and send and therefore any email service that actually wants to continue running will need to charge a subscription fee.
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8y ago
But now the entry level Macbook Air is better than the Macbook in every way except the base storage level.
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8y ago
The Pixels get 3 years of free full quality photo uploads and after the 3 years, any new photos uploaded from the phone are compressed. Existing photos do not get downgraded. See the fine print at the bottom of these pages: https:/&#x
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The Emergency Alert System can’t be turned off on any phones.
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These kinds of speed tests where they just open apps and "measure" how long they take to open are extremely unscientific and aren't good indicators of a phone's performance. There's so many variables they never cont
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8y ago
These are such detailed denials that it's hard to believe the companies are lying.
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Apple is very strongly denying it as well https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-10-04/the-big-h...
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https://abc.xyz/investor/other/google-code-of-conduct.html No they didn't. It's right at the bottom here.
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> if you just log in into a Google Account it automatically activates Google Sync without any prompts and starts uploading browser history data and other no-Google properties related browser data? No, it does not. https://twit
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This automatic link does not automatically enable Chrome Sync[1]. You can see and delete Chrome Sync data here: https://myaccount.google.com/dashboard [1] https://twitter.com/__apf__/status/10441107
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An addon that is not enabled by default, doesn't reference what it's supposed to be "advertising", and will only do anything once going to a specific page after it's already been enabled doesn't seem like a ver
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When I last had to do it, adding a managed G Suite account to Chrome warns the user that it will allow the browser to be controlled by the organization. It would make sense that this same warning would show up in this scenario.
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https://abc.xyz/investor/other/google-code-of-conduct.html Don't be evil is in the last line of Google's Code of Conduct.
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You don’t have to whitelist all of reddit, just gateway.reddit.com. Unless something has changed, this still blocks ads. Blame the filter lists.
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What I learned over a year of asking users for money for the first time
(medium.com)
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If you offer unlimited fire trucks, but then limit the fire department to getting 1 fire truck a day, it's not really even close to unlimited is it?
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