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Apple should allow Steam Link into App Store despite violating third-party marketplace rul...
irnchriz said:I don’t see what Apples issue is here, steam link is a remote stream of steam on your PC/Mac, they should block every Remote Desktop or VNC app as I can buy stuff using my remote connection via the app and Apple don’t get a penny.It's clearly with the storefront. Moonilight, an app that is hilariously similar, has been around for a while without any problems. It could be that it's just too small to get noticed, but the smart money is Apple's problem is with the accessibility to Steam's storefront (even if direct-purchasing was disabled).
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Review: Shinola Canfield headphones have exceptional looks, but audio left us wanting more...
randominternetperson said:What does "warmth" sound like? Can someone translate that to other adjectives?'Warm' sound has a bias towards the mid-to-lower end of the spectrum. Generally emphasis is placed on vocals and bass and higher frequencies are muddied a little to create a more 'pleasant' sound.Technically Beats are 'warm' headphones, but they're on the extreme end of the spectrum because of just how much they prioritize bass.For reference (because this stuff can be confusing when read):
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Commemorate the Royal Wedding with this $4,000 gold iPhone X
This may be the ugliest iPhone I have ever seen.
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Ill-informed YouTuber bemoans Apple repair policies after breaking iMac Pro
They present it as a simple cracked screen in the video, which is very misleading. If you watch the whole thing they very clearly state they need a new screen, motherboard, and PSU.seanismorris said:I see a cracked screen...
How is it possible all the parts listed are actually damaged?
Did it get hit by lightning? It sounds like Apple didn’t have the parts or experience to make the repairs.
Is the damage Apple’s fault? Obviously not. But the Apple Store should be able to send it somewhere to get fixed, and not for $5000+.
This story is embarrassing for Apple...
We needed to acknowledge due to how popular the video has become, we do not, however, need to drive traffic.strells said:No link to the video in question?
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Police confirm shooting at YouTube headquarters, casualties reported
We're pulling this story and closing this thread. Apologies to everyone, we got some editorial wires crossed.
