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I was a member of "The Northwest of Us", which was a play on Apple's tagline for the original Mac, "The computer for the rest of us." It was in Chicago's northwest suburbs (Palatine, Arlington Heights, Rolling
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Not only that, the time to take public transport is way worse than driving. If it were a 5-15 minute difference to get from point A to point B, OK, I would do it. But for me, I can get to/from work in ~20 minutes. I could also take the
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7y ago
It doesn't really matter what their reasons are. Having the data is a liability. The author explained one scenario where these things can go wrong. Another is if they're hacked. Or if they're purchased by a larger unethical c
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7y ago
> Our schooling and educational systems are very merit based. I'm not sure where' you're based, but that's certainly not the case where I live. I once worked for a company that made grading software. I quit after 3 mo
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7y ago
A similar thing happened to me. They got my gender wrong on the preliminary form! Furthermore, after telling them, they didn't correct it on the final forms! We crossed it out, corrected it and everyone initialed it, but what a waste o
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7y ago
> It shouldn't be too surprising that people don't bother testing against the only browser that isn't just a download away. What does that mean? If you want to test Safari you only need a Mac or an iPhone, which Google has
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7y ago
AppleTV+ is also available on the web and on Roku and Samsung TVs. So again, not a walled garden even when using their products.
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7y ago
Do you know if Apple Music is available on Windows? I know iTunes has been on Windows for years, so I assume it supported Apple Music initially, just like on the Mac?
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7y ago
One reason I use Apple Music over Spotify is that Apple Music is entirely supported by paying customers rather than by ads. This aligns thier incentives more closely to mine.
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So they don't leave it on your doorstep, but they put the code in your box? That sounds even better for thieves! Get the code from the box, go to the self-service area, type in the code, and walk away without any suspicion, since that&
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7y ago
The GP is talking about how the text was written with hyphens inserted where words crossed a line break, but then the text was reflowed so the lines no longer break at the same spot. For example, in the original, it looked something like th
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7y ago
How so? I believe that police officers need to do this after particularly bad encounters, for example. (In fact if you search for "police psychological interview" you'll find hundreds of pages and even YouTube videos showing
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7y ago
Most people don't know what UL is or that they even exist. Of the few who do, many probably believe it's some government mandated thing. Regardless, just because UL seems to be doing a decent job (I'm not really qualified to
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7y ago
No, it's a legitimate question. Think of it this way. If we stop using Teflon coatings on pots and pans, will that, for example, increase the amount of cooking oil used in cooking? And if so, will that cause other health effects such a
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But Teflon doesn't react with anything . That's its purpose. So even though it's a fluorocarbon, it's unlikely to cause health problem because it just won't react with your body. Or is there some other mechanism th
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7y ago
One way to do it for iOS/macOS would be to try to get it into Apple Arcade. I don't know what that takes, but all of the games in it are IAP-free and ad free. A monthly fee lets you play any of them. I assume they take a cut and d
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It's interesting that you think that. I have a TV in my pocket with no ads. It's what I always dreamt of!
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I don't think this article is seeing the whole picture. The author talks about how programmers used to have to cram a program into 16KB of RAM (or ROM) and it had to be efficient. But that came at a huge cost. Reading 6502 Assembly wit
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A few death scenes including of a child? Some brief nudity? (Admittedly I think this one is dumb but it’s what many viewers think. ) Lots of F-bombs. Seems reasonable to me Given their intended audience.
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You don’t need to buy any Apple hardware to sign up. You can watch on the web or even Roku or Samsung TVs.