powermacbandit

This is related to one of my biggest gripes about all the emergency features on the Apple Watch and iPhone.  When you accidentally activate any of them in a hurry to cancel it and the way to cancel it is very subdued compared to the activate function. It can cause you to panic while trying to find the deactivate option before time runs out.  This could be changed ever so subtly so the X is much more apparent. 

I’m surprised no one has mentioned that oxygen isn’t flammable.  Oxygen is an oxidizer. It’s used in the combustion process but is not combustible. 

plovell said:

chasm said:

Hopefully the appeal judges will make Qualcomm pay up while they consider the case.

Qualcomm already paid. This case was them trying to get some of it back.

The article above says they paid some of it and withheld the rest.  So they will have to pay if it’s upheld. 

There’s a very obvious easy solution for allowing messaging platforms to communicate freely and easily without breaking encryption.  You do it all on device.  For instance if you want WhatsApp messages in iMessage. You have to have the What’s app app installed. But on install you get promoted to connect to the iMessage app. From then on you never open Whatsapp it works like a plug-in within iMessage. 

If you can’t control display settings from the Mac (volume, brightness, etc) then it’s a non-starter in my book.