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Study uses Apple Watch heart rate sensor to detect serious heart condition with 97% accura...
I use the Sleep++ app. Works just fine. I recharge my watch while I'm getting dressed in the morning and it stays fully charged.
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iPhone 7 owners say phones producing 'hissing' sound under heavy task loads
It is all those users that downloaded the soundtrack from The Jungle Book.
Trussst in me.
Jussst in me.
Shut your eyes and trussst in me.
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Apple partner Didi Chuxing to buy Uber China for $1 billion
Didi Cha-ching!
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Conservative group to attack Apple over 'hypocrisy' on religious freedom during shareholder meeting
The fact that some people do not happen to agree with you does not mean they are intolerant. It might actually mean that you are wrong.dementuschikan said:"You don't tolerate my intolerance, so you are intolerant!" is not an argument, and it certainly doesn't make one look any less an ass.
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Conservative group to attack Apple over 'hypocrisy' on religious freedom during shareholder meeting
First Amendment: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; "
Also, Article Six: "no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States."
It means exactly what it says. No matter what your religious beliefs or practices, you cannot be denied the right to vote, hold office, own property, engage in commerce, hold a job, publish a newspaper, say what you think, meet with others, petition the government, campaign for others who are running for office, etc.
You cannot be forced to pay a tax in order to worship.
You may refuse, as a conscientious objector, to refuse to perform any government service or private employment.
All of these principles have long been upheld by the Supreme Court.
Now, some people seem to think that 'separation of church and state' means that if they don't like your religion (or any religion) then you have no right to participate in affairs of state. This is the opposite of the express wording of the Constitution. The state cannot tell you how to worship. It cannot prevent you from worshipping. And it cannot take away your right to vote or support whatever candidate you wish. To do so would be to curtail your rights to freedom of expression, privacy, and worship.
