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Strangely, Apple's status page shows all greens; but that's clearly not the case. Emails I am trying to send disappear from the Outbox; but never get to Sent, and attempting to log into iCloud.com on my laptop is failing miserably.
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Xed said: I wouldn't ever buy a Porsche, but I would've love to have seen them work together. If a Porsche product was marketed to the same relative price points as the 912, 914, & 924, and it fit a use case for my family, then I woul…
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hexclock said: So they pick a number out of thin air, as usual. I love how they try to blame rising prices on these companies, what a nice touch. Warren’s third grade idea of how the economy works should be a real big clue that this bill is a…
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Assuming the gentleman isn’t suffering some mental health issues, I would think that he would have to be the victim of engaging in unsafe online activity, such that he is repeatedly reinfecting/compromising his gear, & that substantial amounts o…
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kingofsomewherehot said: sflagel said: When a car is able to successfully navigate the Elephant and Castle Roundabout in London, at night, during rush hour, in December, in the rain, then it shall be deemed safe. Why set the bar the…
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genovelle said: sdw2001 said: genovelle said: Please note that the 5G profile in France and similar countries in the EU are different because they use a fraction of the power US companies implementation ascribes to. But ther…
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Based on their policy I presume that Apple does not care about education below the level of University. That’s something of a disappointment, as the father of a middle school age child that is required by the school to have an Apple laptop.
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genovelle said: The carriers are using Europe as a shield but never remember to mention the fact that European carriers using 5G do so a much lower power ratings that they are here. Both are tiny compared to millimeter wave radar used for…
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Military experience with millimeter wave radar says otherwise and such radars pump out a lot more energy than a smartphone. If what they are alleging was true, civilian planes would be crashing every time a military helicopter illuminated it with it…
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FTC could also add multiple counts of fraud, given Meta’s filing in their defense against journalist John Stossel’s defamation suit asserting that their “fact checks” are mere opinion, and therefore not subject to defamation claims, as opposed to cl…
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mjtomlin said: longpath said: My concern with resurrecting the MacBook name is the possibility of it only offering USB-C, without Thunderbolt, as was the case with the prior model. The current Air, ought not to be succeeded by a model …
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GeorgeBMac said: wd4fsu said: What mystifies me is that the airlines are not saying (or the news media isn't reporting) what DATA they are seeing to warrant the delays. It sounds like emotion and paranoia is guiding their actions and …
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I doubt this design will hold up as well, or enjoy the same water and dust resistance as current monolithic designs Indeed, I strongly suspect the hinge point will become a magnet for mold in humid climates.
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I confess to certain level of surprise that the FCC is oddly silent on this matter, as the FAA is essentially encroaching on their ostensible purview. I should also point out that the various US militaries have used C-band devices in conjunction wit…
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My concern with resurrecting the MacBook name is the possibility of it only offering USB-C, without Thunderbolt, as was the case with the prior model. The current Air, ought not to be succeeded by a model that drops Thunderbolt.
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The entitlement of people with little to no comprehension of supply and demand, let alone the rest of basic economics has a high correlation with absurd demands that have little to no chance of being fulfilled. Typically when such economic illiterat…
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In short, students of Swift are screwed, especially if they’re trying to finish a project before the end of the semester. It’s interesting that the assumption made by many is that this flub has no meaningful consequences and disregard the fact that …
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Never grant the state any power you would not entrust to your worst enemy. This isn’t a hard concept.
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I can easily tell the difference between my wife’s 12 mini and my 13 mini, from camera functionality alone. With all respect and gratitude to Mr Wozniak, I must presume that his criteria is purely aesthetic, with no regard for functionality at all.
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mpantone said: slurpy said: 30% YoY growth and this “misses” expectations? what the fuck has this world come to. Every publicly held company is assessed under different expectations. Some companies are expected to have even higher…