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by tuxone 6y ago
For each iOS device sold Apple can profit from selling services (iCloud sub, App Store, Music, TV+ etc) so allowing something like that would only result in loosing customers. The customers Apple can win are those willing to buy a brand new
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by tuxone 6y ago
Yet the number of loc to be maintained is less than 1k. Following this logic we should then add standard libraries and the whole os into account.
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by tuxone 6y ago
Accessing the site anonymously fixes it (logged sessions are not chaced)
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by tuxone 6y ago
Maybe the QR code scanner and the NFC POS have been installed in a poor way that make the two options collide. Since QR code could be provided from general purpose apps (browser, photo gallery) there is no software solution to this.
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by tuxone 6y ago
Being so responsive to macOS updates adds value to an already superb and essential tool. I just donated and added to my things to support list.
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by tuxone 6y ago
Yea but just rational
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by tuxone 6y ago
Data breach will not disappear thanks to GDPR. GDPR tell you that you must, if possible, notify in case of data breach.
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by tuxone 6y ago
This post is a little bit harsh, but I can understand writer’s point of view and feelings. Anyway, if confirmed, it looks like cloudflare needs to fix some dem target lists. Moreover, none of these emails were marketing or personal stuff (e
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by tuxone 6y ago
Don't know which data mining algo you did apply on this thread in order to come to that conclusion. To me it looks like most of the users got their faulty airpods timely replaced, exactly what you would expect from a decent customer se
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by tuxone 6y ago
Are you all serious about this ask for permission thing? Good luck explaining MIDI, HID, NFC and so on to the average Joe, in a small popup. We already have enough “I agree” buttons popping over the screen. Web should be built for everybody
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by tuxone 6y ago
On my iPhone SE 2020 the update size is 3,31 GB (from 13.5 to 13.5.1)
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Integrate Microsoft Teams with macOS notification center(microsoftteams.uservoice.com)
2 points by tuxone 6y ago|0 comments
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by tuxone 7y ago
Like your site, though I would suggest to put more weight on the correct use of the mask. Since the lockdown, when I go out for food supply I see plenty of people touching the mask, adjusting it, moving it on the forehead or chin just to an
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by tuxone 7y ago
Is there any other reasonable purpose for this repo than generating traffic to the affiliated website?
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by tuxone 7y ago
It is, at the very end of the article.
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by tuxone 7y ago
Especially for cars, they sell you the product with a very low margin betting on high returns in after sales (spare parts). In the long term regulating spare part prices would likely result in an increase of the full product price. Not sure
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by tuxone 7y ago
Looks like Warp VPN is coming on Wednesday
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by tuxone 7y ago
Also, a tracking service could just ask to be CNAMEd to a random subdomain and become everybody’s “first party”, couldn’t it?
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by tuxone 7y ago
The likelihood of making it past 2-10 years old depends on modern medicine and civilization. So does marking it up to 55-80
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by tuxone 7y ago
Same here, I never heard of Apollo and I have 0 emails from them in my email account. Yet it looks like they leaked both email address and (and this sucks a lot) phone number.
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by tuxone 7y ago
Every time only the flat cable was faulty (in fact I could always boot the HDD from usb with an adapter). They replaced the other components because they were thinking that those were damaging the cable. Design flaw happens and Apple relati
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by tuxone 7y ago
I know it's just my experience, but it looks like this thread (as the article) is all about personal experiences. I had four time the same issue with a MBP 2011, the HDD cable was failing again ad again. First time they replaced it, ne
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by tuxone 8y ago
> That many VPN companies pretend to keep your data private and then sell it to help target you with advertising is, in a word, disgusting. That is not Cloudflare’s business model and it never will be. When I read something like that I f
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by tuxone 8y ago
There are also extensions that automatize that (firefox one https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-firefox )
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by tuxone 8y ago
They host the website thus they can inject anything anywhere in the body before https kicks in.
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by tuxone 8y ago
No and yes.
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Google Privacy Policy(policies.google.com)
2 points by tuxone 8y ago|0 comments
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by tuxone 8y ago
Who cares will switch the flag. Who doesn’t, just doesn’t.
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by tuxone 10y ago
Kaspersky, the most paid and legalized backdoor ever commercialized, ruining web experience of the average user. Although I'm glad they discover interesting things, I would love they stop messing with third parties http connection and
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by tuxone 10y ago
I failed unvote by tapping on collapse link

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