george_perez

They were going to open FaceTime, not iMessage.

You could, but they would probably not be able to get to the page to transfer ownership to another Apple ID because they'll probably get sent to the contact form dead-end.

It was added to the list. https://github.com/easylist/easylist/commit/4c107010c128e6a0...

Modified about:config settings appear in bold, though. It's good for a quick glance, but yeah not much after that.

According to people in the know, the $5 a month is for Apple. Apple pays a flat-fee to the developers of games in Apple Arcade, and that's it.

Reeder doesn't sync without a third-party though.

Syncing will likely be limited to the third-party sync, I believe.

It’s very specific parameters. Automatic Updates are done after they’re downloaded, and automatic downloads are rolled out around a week and a half later or around that time. https://imgur.com/a/u6Mxz4A

That was for the GPS 10-bit bug. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/02/12/current_gps_epoch_e...

Apple's runs out in November 2019 instead of April.

Using Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 DNS? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828317

That would be a good option if they supported all of their clients equally, but the developer has pretty much said that he's not going to update the extension to support Safari 13. As a Safari user, it's not a good option.

I'm using Safari exclusively, but back when I had Firefox installed, you could change the shortcut for 1Password X. Does it not accept Command + \ as a shortcut?

Well, that's on Spotify to do. They've been able to do it forever. Tidal has an Apple TV app.

To be fair, Apple only just bought it a few months ago. 9 months to be exact.

This is for 2015 MBPs only, so no. Apple does replace some batteries if they are well-documented to have failed because of manufacturer issues though. Also for swelling.

The standard store card also has this requirement. You only get 5% cash back if you have an active Prime membership.

If you let your membership run out it will only give back 3%. https://www.amazon.com/iss/credit/storecardmember?plattr=PLC...

Homebrew comes with a portable Ruby in the install script. https://twitter.com/MacHomebrew/status/1136249501252038662

They seem to package a portable ruby already. https://twitter.com/MacHomebrew/status/1136249501252038662

Files is an iOS feature. It was added in iOS 11. This new update just has new cosmetic features like the column view. I'm sure the external drive and server connections work on iOS as well.

This is because iPadOS is just a marketing name for iOS 13. iPadOS still runs the same Springboard as iOS and is referred as iOS internally.

The iPod touch launched 2 months after the original iPhone launched, and they both ran iPhone OS. Why are you so stubborn over something that can be easily searched and debunked?

iPhone OS existed until iPhone OS 3.2.2 when it was renamed to iOS in iOS 4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IOS_version_history

It doesn't.

macOS Catalina (10.15) is entirely built on-top of Metal. So, yes.

Context is important here.

“84% of apps are free, and developers pay nothing to Apple.

Like any fair marketplace, developers decide what they want to charge from a set of price tiers. We only collect a commission from developers when a digital good or service is delivered through an app. Here are some of the ways developers commonly make money on the App Store.”

They’re talking about apps, and the second part of that header is referring the subject of that which is apps. They pay nothing because it’s a free app which generates no revenue to Apple (commission-wise).

They said commission. As in, they receive no commission from those apps from Apple offering support, hosting, and distribution. Which makes absolute sense because they are Reader apps and have no way to generate money inside the app to Apple (hence, no commission).

It’s $99.

Some people have asked for LinkedIn support on Twitter but the developer has stated that he's not a fan of storing login information to download those pictures (since LinkedIn loves to put profiles behind a sign up/log in screen)

I can almost 100% say that this is never coming to Android. Casey Liss is one of the co-hosts of Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP) and they are Apple users through and through. Marco Arment, maker of the great Overcast podcast client, is also a co-host alongside John Siracusa of Mac OS X/Ars reviews fame.

TL;DR No this is not coming to Android.

The Qualcomm CEO was right. I can't believe it. https://www.cnet.com/news/qualcomm-and-apple-may-be-calling-...

Yeah, that's what The Verge is quoting from. It's in the opening sentence.

Kernel extensions will also need to be notarized, so Hackintosh doesn't seem very likely.

This needs a (2018) in the title.