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I've owned more Logitech keyboards than any other throughout my computer life. I have a G510s that I've had for at least 5 years, probably more, that I use every day. I also have a two year old K350 that I use for my work machine, every day. Solid…
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shrave10 said: "the report fails to state exactly how Apple isn't complying with the law and what is drawing the potential fine in November." # Seems like Ms. Vestager does not want to even tell Apple how to avoid the fine because she just w…
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alandail said: Insane the EU thinks they can set fines based on global revenue, and not EU revenue. Apple isn't the only company facing this level of arrogance where the EU is stating a claim on revenue that has nothing whatsoever to do with …
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saf said: beowulfschmidt said: Just turn the Mini upside down. No, it's not a serious suggestion. Why not? There's no good reason not to use it that way. USB-C ports are bi-directional. The only reason I could think of not to i…
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80025 said: Wages and salaries are a private issue. Even in this tell-all-society, it's nobodys' business what another employee makes or does not make. Using company connectivity/hardware, and/or a company-specific app, for non-work related a…
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22july2013 said: Employers will love this feature, as it will make employees more reachable even when they are on vacation. Well, if one doesn't have the cojones to simply not answer the phone while on vacation, or one can't afford to los…
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wood1208 said: Apple, do it and do it fast. Put good use of many skilled engineers Apple hired from Intel networking, Qualcomm, Broadcomm to build the best Wifi,BT,5G chips. Moreover, If Apple can quickly integrate WiFi 7, BT 6, 5G modem and …
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Just turn the Mini upside down. No, it's not a serious suggestion.
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spacepenguinbot said: For reference, this game was released for Windows in December of 2020, so it will come to the Mac at least 4 years after the original release. While true, it also means Mac users get to skip the crap version, and get…
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Hearing some reports of a few zero day exploits being fixed by the release as well. I have no details, unfortunately.
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AppleInsider said: The letter says, presumably in French, that Distraction Control represents "an existential threat to the online advertising model, which underpins a significant portion of the internet's economy." A well-deserved e…
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Unfortunately, unless the ear pieces for APP2 have been redesigned to stay in my ears for more than a few minutes, this won't do my any good. I'm sad.
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The glop on Disney lately isn't worth watching anyway. And no, I'm not referring to any alleged "woke" nonsense. The quality as gone way, way down. Like someone above mentioned, if something comes along that I absolutely must watch, I'll subscribe…
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dutchlord said: Apple Intelligence is not relevant for me as I live in the EU and have an iPhone 14 Pro Max. So why even considering upgrading to iOS18? If there are no other features that interest you, you probably shouldn't. Unless t…
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atomic101 said: Perhaps, to coincide with this, Watch 10 will provide 24 hours of expected battery life? chasm said: I have a Series 7 Apple Watch, and have been using sleep-monitoring apps for years now. When I get home from work,…
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Weird. I guess pron doesn't bother Apple anymore, huh?
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Isn't Ticketmaster the company that has secured exclusive ticket rights to almost every venue in the U.S., blocking every other vendor, including the performers, from selling tickets? Yeah, no.
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Inability to reason is a feature, not a flaw.
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AppleInsider said: However, in May, lawyers for the Congo government alleged Apple ignored the DRC's requests for proof the iPhone maker wasn't using minerals mined from areas that profit militant groups. Mostly because proving one's inn…
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Does this process violate Apple's terms of service for MacOS if you use an external drive not manufactured by Apple? Not saying that should stop anyone from using this procedure even if it does violate TOS, but it might be nice to know.