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In this world, at this time?

That was when they were the plucky underdog, like with IBM before that. They certainly aren't (and wouldn't accept opinions to the contrary) an underdog to Samsung.

You trade that loss of control for the convenience of not having to distribute/host/manage money or returns/etc.

Don't you think it's more likely that the police involved - who all knew about and experienced wearing the body cams for a portion of their shifts - modified their overall behaviour, than assume that the unrelated public - who very likely don't know that police are trialling the cameras, were told when they were being recorded, and who probably haven't individually had multiple interactions with police before/during the trial (ie. to learn and modify their behaviour, even when they knew they were not being filmed by body cameras) - all managed to modify their behaviour, without conferring or conspiring, in line with the trial time?

I get that the one you linked is supposed to be a rant, but it just ends up as hyperbole and misinformation.

It's a DSLR, so when they noted that it was "still on", they probably just assumed it was a stills camera, switched on (as in ready-to-take-pictures).

Google/Alphabet are not in the marketing business. In fact they have pretty awful marketing. They are in the displaying ads business.

>a new, proprietary standard for wireless audio

Isn't it just Bluetooth?

>...compared to another business not receiving the exemption.

Are you intentionally ignoring this line?

But you don't have to send your people 1000 years away.

Have you got data to support that? Last data I read (2015) disagreed with you.

https://techcrunch.com/2015/04/14/revenue-gap-between-ios-an...

It was a woman, muhahahahah

I think you are being way too charitable to cars. Maybe it's where you are from, but I can't say that is my experience.

I presumed they were talking about the scams, rather than your article.

So GP's point is invalid than, no? Muslims take on debt and business loans regularly.

I think the point was that you cannot derive the address next to you from only the address you are at plus logic.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding you. But mortgages exist in lots of Muslim majority countries. Are you really suggesting that Muslims don't take on debt?

You can take out a mortgage in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Bangladesh, Morocco.. They were the first four I checked.

>It only proves that no evidence has come to light that it was rigged.

That is all that anyone is really arguing here, contrary to this assertion:

>..just when Wikileaks released info that the DNC primaries were rigged

I'm pretty sure it isn't this.

> Simple things such as disabling updates is not possible -- because it is not in Apple's interest.

That seems disingenuous. Yes there is no explicit switch that prevents the user being informed about updates ever again, but there are no forced updates that I'm aware of. If you don't want to update, don't.

Have you got data that supports the 5x difference of opiate use being solely a criminal justice victory?

Seems like there are many reasons why that might be true.

Some caution and some action gets us where we are.

Friends care how friends perceive their words, honest or not.

Don't they (Apple at least) give you an option to send the code to your phone number, or to your iCloud/iMessage ID?

There is something wrong with your machine (or you are doing more than it is spec'd for). It is potentially still within the standard warranty period, so bring it back. If you have been experiencing these issues and have intentionally let it run past the warranty date, that's on you.

That's odd, in the latest iOS, all of the options I can see for deleting messages are accessed via the word "Delete"; one of which is on a red background (swipe conversation left). The other two require three steps with clear messaging/iconography: (Edit, select, Delete), or (long-tap message, more..., hit the Trashcan icon or hit "Delete All").

Perhaps it was an older version.

In fairness, it's a standard behaviour across several OSes.

Pretty sure the implication is that yellow is only for sticky notes.

>fingerprints are 2D

>Fingerprints aren't 2D

Did you just put your home address on the internet?