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I bought one, $27 shipped. It works as described, and was just what I needed for typing in the (mostly) dark. Some observations: Even though I bought directly from the website, this came via Amazon. If you avoid Amazon because of the shared-inve…
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Wesley Hilliard said: Alrescha said: More than anything, I'd like to see your headlines stop treating rumors and allegations as fact. It's infuriating. And by infuriating I mean it makes me stop reading AI for months at a time, delet…
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These are $27 on their web site.
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More than anything, I'd like to see your headlines stop treating rumors and allegations as fact. It's infuriating. And by infuriating I mean it makes me stop reading AI for months at a time, deleting it from my RSS reader and browsing habits.
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Apple Card (and Apple Savings) have been nothing but a success for me as a consumer. I hope that however it shakes out, the experience continues to outperform the competition.
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As Apple aptly demonstrates, if you create a quality product people will beat a path to your door and throw money at you. Unfortunately most news sites could use a course in Jim Lehrer's rules of journalism. Nobody in his right mind is going to pa…
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Um folks, it's not an "App Store" fee, it's a platform fee. It just happens to be convenient to collect in the App Store. Alternate app stores don't change Apple's cut, they just make it more inconvenient for everyone to do the accounting for it.
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muthuk_vanalingam said: r_mari said: Particularly since Apple runs their repair program at a loss. Any source from Apple to substantiate this claim? https://appleinsider.com/articles/19/11/20/apple-says-repairs-cost-more-than-th…
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In 2019 via the BBC: In response to a question about how much the company earns from repair services, Apple said: "For each year since 2009, the costs of providing repair services has exceeded the revenue generated by repairs."Given that, it seems o…
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"The Godfather of AI"? Minsky was wiring up neural networks when this guy was still riding his tricycle. (ok, *Google's* godfather, fine - but I can still see the original headline...
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anonymouse said: So, HBO is one of the most recognized brand names in entertainment and they decided the best thing to do was delete that from their branding for streaming? I've been incredulous about brand choices ever since Internationa…
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retrogusto said: I wonder if this is a result of internal user prototype feedback. Or maybe it was simply wrong. Certain outlets once proclaimed that Apple was killing off the headphone jack. When it turned out that they were only removi…
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mikethemartian said: I wonder if any health information collected is subject to HIPAA. Generally speaking, HIPAA only applies to healthcare providers.
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badmonk said: Agree with the above, the crime of Apple seems to be that it is Big I suspect that Apple's true crime is that they are good - and like the kid who always gets high marks on tests, they get beat up after school.
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1) Warren Buffet (a man who would know) says that Apple is one of the best-run companies on the planet. 2) Apple is consistently tops in customer satisfaction, year after year, decade after decade. So an interesting question for me is 'who do thes…
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davidw said: If it makes no difference on whether the images are scanned on the customers Apple devices right before they're uploaded onto the iCloud servers and when they're already on the iCloud servers, then why did Apple want to do the scan…
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Seems worth mentioning: Although it's not obvious, Fusion 13, like Fusion 12, is free for personal use. Once you download and install, there is a license prompt that will take you to the appropriate web page to sign up for a key.
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sdw2001 said: Alrescha said: The irony here is that if it were discovered that Apple had inappropriately used a single line of GPL'd code, there would be torches and pitchforks as far as the eye could see. But the wholesale copying an…
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The irony here is that if it were discovered that Apple had inappropriately used a single line of GPL'd code, there would be torches and pitchforks as far as the eye could see. But the wholesale copying and redistribution of Apple's WWDC videos? T…
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Right-to-repair is the domain of special interests. The people and organizations banging the drum for RtR are literally in the repair business. Beautifully, Apple gave them exactly what they asked for - a way for the end user to repair their own d…