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by urda 8y ago
Absolutely not, the default should be PTT. I can't tell you how many times I've ran into users who just cannot get their sensitivity right . So in turn, you end up with a ton of people coughing, sneezing, talking to others, fans,
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by urda 8y ago
You don't even need that, install Firefox and use their container for Facebook: https://blog.mozilla.org/firefox/facebook-container-extensio...
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by urda 8y ago
And many including myself are not OK with this. Your browser shouldn't be obscuring any part of the URI.
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by urda 8y ago
California is actually in the middle of shutting down the last nuclear source they have. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diablo_Canyon_Power_Plant#Clos...
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by urda 8y ago
> I have to wonder if they really tried the iPhone. Especially on HN, where the average reader should know that's been a basic feature, for pretty much the entire lifespan of the device. It made the entire comment, well let's j
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by urda 8y ago
> and the lack of automatic contacts sync. Huh? For anyone reading this please know that, sorry, this is completely false iOS supports contact syncing. I've been syncing my contacts from my iPhone since the 3G days.
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by urda 8y ago
I love how the first comment is from a "guru" with nothing better to say than: > Do you really think it is going to make much difference to the final answer? Doesn't matter, it should work.
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by urda 8y ago
Can we tag this [2017] ?
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by urda 8y ago
And Apple pays all of the taxes that they are legally required to, and so Apple is supporting the governments it interacts with. Implying otherwise is dishonest and ridiculous.
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by urda 8y ago
Clearly that ad campaign did such a great job burning into your mind you can't stop thinking about it. You really need to consider what's not paying rent in your thoughts that takes away from your active attention. Good on Apple m
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by urda 8y ago
How about not just raising taxes to raise taxes? The US isn't really effective with what they collect already (beyond more military), but hey let's slap some more pork belly on. That would be fucking swell.
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by urda 8y ago
Bay Area should focus on fixing the housing crisis, homeless issue, traffic congestion, and a dying BART system. But at the same time, I'm not shocked. This is a classic California move and government overstep.
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by urda 8y ago
RTA, "By default, an app (across all of its users) will be limited to: - Tweets & Retweets (combined): 300 per 3 hours - Likes: 1000 per 24 hours - Follows: 1000 per 24 hours - Direct Messages: 15,000 per 24 hours"
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by urda 8y ago
Extremely doubtful in reality though, it's still going to be all noise.
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by urda 8y ago
Based on the comment history GP has some axe to grind with iFixit. I don't get why they dislike iFixit, as the guides they put out are high quality and well suited for their target demographic. Not everything has to be geared to the su
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by urda 8y ago
Aren't ratings fully hidden from the driver? Unless they only had given a single ride that day, how would they have known who to retaliate against?
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by urda 8y ago
How does everyone keep track of where they have used their Yubikeys?
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by urda 8y ago
Do you have a colo recommendation? It's been years since I had a colo'd server, but I've been thinking about it getting one again soon.
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by urda 8y ago
> To try to fight against the very existence of advertising is quixotic to the point of being sad. Yeah if this doesn't scream "astroturfing for an ad company" I don't know what is anymore. Sorry, I'd rather keep
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by urda 8y ago
> WPA2, when properly implemented, is very secure. Nope, WPA2 has a number of security issues. Let me introduce you to the Wi-Fi deauthentication attack [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi_deauthenticatio
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by urda 8y ago
> The solution is to use a keyboard cover. Not an acceptable solution. Dust and other small particles shouldn't defeat a laptop keyboard.
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by urda 8y ago
That's exactly what they are measuring though, people are considered "educated" in those statics for receiving those higher level degrees. Not a bad thing you don't fall in that bucket, but that's just the facts of
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by urda 8y ago
You're trading one telecom for another, all of which will be doing this. In the end you'll be wasting your time moving from one carrier to the next, while they sleep just fine at night.
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by urda 8y ago
Huh? Your entire comment is confusing to be honest and misleading. The platforms you rattled off are far, far larger than Sony. So I don't think we can follow your point on "Sony understands the platform business better than anyon
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by urda 8y ago
I have not seen this before, thanks for sharing.
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by urda 8y ago
Unlikely that China would comply though, and they are a major contributor to the rising Super Bug problem because of it.
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by urda 8y ago
It's not a crux at all it's the facts , Apple isn't breaking the law. Whatever gymnastics you need to do to not think that is on your own. The Supreme court is being pulled in due to a split opinion, but one federal court ha
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by urda 8y ago
It's not breaking the law though. Don't like it? Don't buy an iPhone then. Nobody is holding a gun to your head to use iOS or the App Store. End of story. There's a number of handsets for you to choose from that aren&#x2
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by urda 8y ago
> and refrigerators along every wall. Seems like a sound investment!
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by urda 8y ago
I did, and still disagreed with the point the author was making. Thanks for the snark though!

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