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veeti
4y ago
Devil's advocate, could there be some sort of inactivity timeout for a profile being removed? Your friend's device could have had it cached and then refreshed.
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4y ago
The people at Tiananmen had a cause to protest, this is just a bunch of privileged assholes throwing a tantrum.
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4y ago
Fuck Google and fuck anyone who works for them. How do you live with yourself? A $300k paycheck?
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4y ago
How far have the mighty fallen. "One weird trick" is next...
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4y ago
That shit is fucking ridiculous.
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4y ago
The parent comment literally says that their users always had the choice, but don't let me interrupt your knee jerk reaction. > A win win for everyone is if Google allowed the user to turn this feature on manually in settings post a
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4y ago
This line of reasoning can be used to reject and remove access to literally any app or API. Why offer a contacts API if you're not allowed to use it? Who is trustworthy enough to have this privilege? They should just remove all third p
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4y ago
The API is private to system apps from the device manufacturer. Most phones ship Google's Messages app for SMS & RCS.
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4y ago
One weird trick, security teams hate him.
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4y ago
Even if these stories turn out to be completely false I will always give the benefit of the doubt and upvote. Because it's the only way to get support from Apple or Google.
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4y ago
The "extra regulation" being their entire livelihood taken away.
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4y ago
Individual "teams" are really SharePoint sites.
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veeti
4y ago
Do you really need functional constraints in a OLAP database? Surely such validations already exist wherever your data is coming from.
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4y ago
European debit cards such as Visa Debit or former Electron are practically no different from a credit card in making online payments. They work just fine. There are also credit + debit combination cards, which have two different numbers to
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4y ago
Samsung is not a good choice for custom ROM due to Knox warranty hard fuse, Snapdragon/Exynos split on the "same" model, etc. Xiaomi and other Chinese brands seem to be the way to go for flashing ROM's. There is still a
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4y ago
I don't know if the bloatware is worse in the USA or something, but as a former TouchWiz hater I have to hard disagree on this. I would take One UI any time over whatever Fisher Price crap Google's designers have been peddling sin
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veeti
4y ago
What a terrible argument. You might as well just switch to Telegram
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4y ago
Of course there is no real reason Signal should be spamming anybody with these crap "notifications" in the first place. Who wants to wake up at 1 AM to know some dude they texted years ago is now on Signal?
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4y ago
Absolutely? Sounds like some Saudi Arabia tier shit. Australia: you are in good company.
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4y ago
I'm sorry you hate your freedoms. Just for some context, this horrifying clip of child sexual abuse seems to be freely available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1NiMzlDBO8
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4y ago
Ultimately the custom ROM support for Sony phones is pretty lacking due to their tiny marketshare. For instance there are no official LineageOS builds for any of their recent releases.
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veeti
4y ago
Have there been any news about this one after December?
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4y ago
That was the promise by Nokia (HMD). Unfortunately, the reality is something else: https://www.geeky-gadgets.com/nokia-9-pureview-will-not-get-... Samsung is pretty good with security and even OS updates nowadays.
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4y ago
Thanks, but I'm from Finland and like the rest of Europe we had enough of Germany's bullshit.
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How many of those pensioners naively participated in Germany's anti-nuclear movement in the 70's, 80's, 90's? You reap what you sow. No sympathy for Russian puppets.
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4y ago
Which parts are those exactly? Even the strictest countries like Germany no longer have any entry restrictions.
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4y ago
Blowing up your apartment doing this seems to be a common occurence in Finland. https://www.iltalehti.fi/kotimaa/a/5038092f-c43b-4051-9c24-3...
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4y ago
FWIW if you don't need Airflow to catch up and backfill missed tasks, you can either set catchup=False on the DAG or use a LatestOnlyOperator.
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5y ago
Where is the slave in git?
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5y ago
Gnome Web on Linux (WebKit based) is sometimes a close enough approximation to troubleshoot Safari issues, but yeah, it sucks.
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