freeassociate2
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Curious if these folks are using sub-standard or incorrect USB cables. It could be that the operating systems (I’ve seen this with Windows 11 as well, particularly company managed units) have become less promiscuous in allowing poor quality cables t…
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nubus said: chasm said: The European Commission works very hard at making Europe really unattractive to non-EU businesses. Apple is no angel, but the obvious bias in favour of Spotify is kind of ridiculous, but luckily they don't have …
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In theory this prevents tampering with the phone as well, correct? So it can be considered a security feature.
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Plays like FarmVille a la Bethesda. Enjoyable low-key gaming.
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domicinator said: I know what will help--write a big long article about how mad you are! Agreed. Reads like a half-baked thread comment, not a well-developed opinion piece. And that title is bog-awful inaccurate clicky-bait. While there i…
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I think that the article misses a very important point: Assa Abloy also owns Yale, which has owned August Locks for awhile now (and there’s been some crossover in technology between the two). This means that the two main indie smart lock companies …
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Nice. Have to keep an eye on this.
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We needed this article because…?
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danox said: Companies (Slippery Eels) do not pay taxes we like to believe they do. They are just clearing houses. The customers pay the tax and the cost is passed down to the citizens (lowest level). Example Uber, and Airbnb, pay nothing but …
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No worries. The EU will continue to screw itself. Taxing its way out of stalled growth and the strain of maintaining the Euro on partner countries will make it implode. Bet they’ll have fun with Putin when their actions help get the Orange Turd elec…
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phillyfanatic09 said: I’m always amazed at the criticism around these events. I’m not sure what the critics actually want. A phone that wipes for you? Samsung is infamous for throwing out new features that are half-baked but make a splash o…
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Yay, thanks for ensuring that cheap shit USB-C cords can fry my electronics. Maybe they should have focused on the product quality standards instead. As for monopolists and anti-competitive practices there are so many real threats that are allowed …
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Might be better a subscriber site. Can’t imagine what it’s like to keep a site like this afloat.
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22july2013 said: A lot of pressure could be taken off Apple's back if Apple allowed users to choose to install either Android or iOS on their phones. This way, users can get third party app stores from Android OS that Apple officially support…
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Djacobs said: From my experience Matter is super finicky. I have a good number of Matter devices, and recently they all went offline. Not a single one is accessible in Apple Home. I did update one of my Apple TVs (the most recent 4K) with the…
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I suspect that while the UK government’s tactics have changed, the game hasn’t, so to speak. They’ve stayed the stick, so now will come carrots.
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Yay! If they divest Android, I won’t be paying to subsidize it through the Google tax every time I’m served an ad.
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hypoluxa said: Why on Earth does Apple release two different dev betas? Why not just release 18.1 and stop 18? I mean that's whats going to happen anyway when they officially release it. In fact they should just release 18.1 as the official w…
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Thank you, Wes. I know this is a complex and difficult subject area, particularly right now. And yet very timely. More than ever, autocrats and bad actors the world over would like more access to all our digital devices and stored personal informati…
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Fred257 said: Apple is trying to get public pressure on the EU to drop this. IT WONT WORK. Apple, your lawyers aren’t doing you any favors maybe. Or … they’re just waiting until a certain aggressive military power shows its hand, and …