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Apple could have started the search wars with Google in 2018
"The unsealing of documents from Google's antitrust lawsuit against the U.S. Justice Department ..."
Even Google isn't that powerful.
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Joe Rogan show returns to Apple Podcasts
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How to add HomeKit light switches without rewiring your house
mknelson said:
I used to have problems with my HomeKit setup (mostly Nanoleaf bulbs), but eventually realized it was that there were two hubs - an original AppleTV 4K, and then a HomePod Mini (thread border router). I removed the AppleTV as a hub and haven't had any issues since.robin huber said:Now, if most of my devices would just keep working after every Apple OS update. HomeKit is such a pain in the ass I’m ready to junk my old system and go back to mechanical or inline timers (my Xmas lights go on and off flawlessly).
Also: Any electricians on here? My condo was built in the early 1970s. Black, Green, white wires. The white is ground - is that the same as neutral?
Do not install devices yourself unless you understand the difference between neutral (white) and ground (green), as well as how switches and lights are wired.mknelson said:
I used to have problems with my HomeKit setup (mostly Nanoleaf bulbs), but eventually realized it was that there were two hubs - an original AppleTV 4K, and then a HomePod Mini (thread border router). I removed the AppleTV as a hub and haven't had any issues since.robin huber said:Now, if most of my devices would just keep working after every Apple OS update. HomeKit is such a pain in the ass I’m ready to junk my old system and go back to mechanical or inline timers (my Xmas lights go on and off flawlessly).
Also: Any electricians on here? My condo was built in the early 1970s. Black, Green, white wires. The white is ground - is that the same as neutral?
https://www.amazon.com/Wiring-Simplified-Based-National-Electrical/dp/0997905328
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Apple's 'carbon neutral' claims are misleading, say EU groups
Carbon neutral manufacturing, data centers, and offices aren't the biggest challenge if a company wants to be carbon neutral. To actually be carbon neutral, a company must also account for the carbon generated by use of the products it makes. This is easy to see when looking at oil companies, but it also applies to manufacturers like Apple.
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Just what we needed: another Apple dongle, this time for USB-C to Lightning
Apple shouldn't sell anything I won't buy.
