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mac_dog said: I guess we’ll have to wait for these dinosaurs to die off before we start getting some technologically savvy people in congress. And why does no one mention that everywhere else in American society you are retired or forced to …
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At some point, hopefully soon, Bitcoin, this NFT and all these other fake investment tools will be prosecuted as old fashion pyramid schemes. They're Enron and the credit default swaps from 2008 rolled into one. The difference is this scam is not …
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I've never known why advertisers believe their ads are effective. They are a bane to existence. I go to a site to read the material there. Anything that gets in the way of that task is a distraction. What is worse is on many sites these popup ad…
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From the article it seems Apple tried to get providers to accept iMessage as a standard and they refused because of THEIR competitive advantages. Hardly statement that Apple's intent was to keep iMessage running only on Apple devices.
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Pet rocks are more valuable.
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asdasd said: larryjw said: launfall said: Good luck, Tim, when you're sitting in the witness chair during the Epic Games lawsuit explaining how you can justify your walled garden when it is so full of weeds you make money off o…
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Of course you'll notice this official is concerned with iPhone users being "lefties". Maybe he'd like it more if people could vote using Trump's Twitter feed. Anyway, the technology might already be available to vote by iPhone, but it is yet to be …
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launfall said: Good luck, Tim, when you're sitting in the witness chair during the Epic Games lawsuit explaining how you can justify your walled garden when it is so full of weeds you make money off of. And why, after being notified of bad ap…
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The SCOTUS decision in Oracle v Google is the right decision, for the right reason. Those commenters claiming Google stole Java code from Oracle didn't read the decision, or for some reason, doesn't comprehend the decision. Google did not copy a…
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rcfa said: Disgusting greenwashing effort! Environmentally sound and sustainable energy production is more than just measuring CO2 output. These batteries are responsible for the destruction of a unique and sensitive ecosystem, destroying th…
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dewme said: This kind of thing is going to be a constant struggle because there are always services on computers that rely on the absolute uniqueness of the machine to ensure things that are targeted to the machine, and you, get properly rout…
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rob53 said: Is Apple required to push their Apple developed ARM designs back to the main ARM design architecture? It appears v9 will include many of the ideas Apple has developed. As for Nvidia buying Arm Ltd there better be a whole lot more…
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It is impossible to prove that a computer program halts. Basic proof. Instead of deciding if a program halts, now decide if a program does what the developer says it does, No, Apple cannot and will never be able to validate a program. Apples curat…
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randominternetperson said: Next maybe I can pay with AAPL shares? Makes about as much sense. Probably makes more sense to pay in AAPL shares. First, the system is capable of handling tens of thousands of share transactions a second, whe…
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What is Intel smoking? It's been less than month since it was reported that Intel was strongly considering outsourcing chip production to China. Now they're talking about investing $20B to build a factory to produce Apple's ARM processors. In the US…
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Good idea. Btw, I give wiki foundation $200 a year to make up for all the deadbeats.
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I wouldn’t characterize this as a policy change. The option to download updates to the OS separate to security updates means the Apple, many OSes ago, modularized the OS to separate out the security subsystem. So, I wouldn’t be surprised if this f…
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This attack might be a good example to support planned obsolescence and the requirement to force systems to be upgraded to continue running.
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cloudguy said: larryjw said: Best Alternative To a Negotiated Agreement (BATNA). It's okay for Apple and these other manufacturers to walk away from negotiations. That's their best alternative -- at this point. What has been report…
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prismatics said: robin huber said: Yes, because Apple knows nothing about long term service and support. In terms of cars, they actually don't. Furthermore, Mr. Toyoda is not outright pulling a Ballmer here, so the comparison in t…