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rickwil61 said: Can you tell me what sex outside of marriage has accomplished? Only the entirety of the natural world around you.
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slow n easy said: The car still doesn’t understand hand signals yet. I just got back from a 3 ½ hour trip to Indianapolis today and there was a traffic cop waving cars through a red light. That is still one of the situations that the car can…
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tmay said:SAE Level 5Full Self-Driving (FSD) is Tesla's branding for its beta testing program to achieve fully autonomous driving (SAE Level 5). The naming is controversial, because vehicles operating under FSD remain at Level 2 automation and a…
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avon b7 said: As for their being nothing in the DMA against Apple imposing a 27% commission on transactions outside its realm, I'd argue that there doesn't need to be, as the whole point was to stimulate competition and Apple taking a cut from …
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avon b7 said: There is definitely consumer harm: Anti-steering. Anti-steering has always been flimsy in regards to consumer harm and the EU knows it. According to Spotify's own timetoplayfair web site, their preferred method for customers to …
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"Apple certainly has a contentious relationship with Spotify, for example. In 2019, Spotify complained of being in the App Store due to Apple's fee for apps." Spotify only used in-app purchases in the App Store from June 2014 thru May 2016 accordin…
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LOL...emulators. That doesn't seem like the economic boon the EU was looking for.
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I haven't had any issues with APFS drives. I've got one SSD connected via a monitor and two HDDs that are connected directly to my Mac.
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Hmmm...I wonder if they could get the squeeze aspect to work even if you're using a slide-on pencil grip adapter.
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StrangeDays said: Definitely a more immersive experience than panel faces. Yeah, the Brady Bunch aspect of video conferencing has always been a bit odd.
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RDWTX said: Michae1 said: I was such a big fan of his, but it’s sad to see what he’s become. I feel like he got starred for attention during his absence and now just saying/doing anything to get in a spotlight. So, what did he say t…
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The company that funds the show having a say in the material is nothing new. That dynamic has been around since the beginning of media. Stewart himself has been known to adhere to the principles of both-siderism when it comes to political topics whi…
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Members of Congress currently aren't banned from owning stock. I'm sure Richard Painter and the New York Post would be aware of that. However, the STOCK Act was passed and signed into law in 2012. It's mainly focused on insider trading "The Stop Tr…
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India appears to be on the path towards becoming a sham democracy.
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Appleish said: Adobe is the industry standard and is comparatively cheaper than back when you bought upgrades each year or so for each separate application. It's only cheaper up front. Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign used to be $600 apiec…
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beowulfschmidt said: Once again, what Apple is doing now isn't as relevant as what Apple did then. Without commenting on the merits of the case the DOJ thinks it has (about which I know no more than most here, and less than many), if Apple c…
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Ofer said: As someone jokingly posted in another forum: VW buyout confirmed! ߤ㦡mp;nbsp; It's three Vs...Veni, Vidi, Vici. Apple is announcing that they've won the AI race.
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ihatescreennames said: This seems less like a failure on the part of Find My, since the AirPods were found in the yard of the house where Find My said they were, and more a failure on the part of police procedure. Ferguson, Missouri. The …
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inkling said: Apple (and I suspect the rest) are taking the opposite tack, pushing back against the law and the ruling in an effort to see how much they can get away with. If they had a scrap of sense, they would have followed up this court deci…
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Not sure why Apple would be seen to benefit from suppressing something that is popular with consumers. You can just as easily make the argument that it would give a competitive advantage to Android. After all, Google's original marketing campaign fo…