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How exactly will Apple know she no longer has an iPhone if she does not deregister?

What's awful about this exactly?

I ventilate because I'm not an idiot, and still, the studies are contradictory at best.

How smart were those 9 million people? Given that most of them live in zones where they couldn't apply even the simplest agriculture techniques, I would say not much.

>Not saying that the law isn’t an ass

The ass here is the person who is disabling phones that don't belong to him.

>Also a lobbyist for nuclear weapons and the military industrial complex.

People will post stuff like this and then act surprised when others are put off.

I only use Windows because it lets me run x86 binaries. If that's not the case any more why would I use Windows?

Now and always, yes. You can read any mass media newspaper website and you will find global warming theory advocacy left and right. Whatever little greenwashing they publish paid by big oil pales in comparison to that.

The nytimes has an entire section dedicated to it: https://www.nytimes.com/section/climate

And this article on the front page right now: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/23/us/politics/electric-vehi...

Ecologists use their media presence to spread the idea that emission scandals destroy your brand. The (unfortunate, for them) truth is that people don't care.

IMDb, wikipedia, etc usually are what I'm looking for when I search for a series' name.

That image in your screenshot looks like coupon codes for Arabic web shopping sites.

They don't? If I google the name of a TV series to get more information about it, several streaming platforms that have it, including Netflix, take the first spots of the results, although I have no interest in that spam because I intend to pirate it.

When I read the first line I thought you meant Pinterest itself :D

Twitter was interesting when you couldn't post photos or videos. You would link to twitpic and knew that people maybe would click... or not. Reminded me of IRC in that regard.

Web-based apps have been getting more on pair with native apps since 2008. They still aren't there and they are likely to never get there.

>I see a trend with 404media on writing sensationalized pieces.

404media comes from the Vice staff.

>This planet cannot support many GBs for every human.

It can and it does.

>For every parent who has the right personality, time AND education to teach their child at home, there are 5,000 who should NOT be teaching their kids - or anyone's kids.

Could say the same about teachers in schools really.

Half the article is slamming twitter for completely unrelated things, lol

They should consider policing whatever ruinuous economic policies are creating inflation. Lead by example, then you can shame others.

>Yale Environment 360 Published at the Yale School of the Environment

No, not "curiously". More like "maliciously"

Does the chrome.processes API exist in Firefox?

Millenia will pass before the cheapest monitors and Windows laptops people buy have HDR screens.

And by HDR I don't mean "LCD screens that have huge segments of backlighting that are made to shine more". I mean actual HDR like iPhones have.

>Ideally we'd have a functioning Congress that would debate these issues and write carefully thought-out laws to regulate app stores.

Why is it ideal that there are more laws, more regulations...?

I know of so many communities that are banned from reddit and that had to move to other hosts...

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>After he was rejected for the sales job, the company’s recruiter also told him that Exact Sciences Corporation was “looking for someone more junior that can ... stay with the company for years to come,” according to the EEOC.

And that's why companies don't tell you why they didn't choose you.

If these historians feel so strongly about this maybe they should pay the yearly £4.5m out of pocket?

Yes, I'm on 23H2 with KB5033375 installed and my AX211 card works fine.

No it doesn't. It works for me. Maybe "for some" should be added to the title?