Or you know... maybe people just disagree with you
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Or you know... maybe people just disagree with you
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That is all not to mention my second point which is that Israel isn’t even a particularly religious country compared to the west.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_irrelig...
For one, Israel does not control the Gaza border with Egypt (which shocker... Egypt does). Israel has provided a ton of humanitarian aid to Gaza over the years including water and electricity but they do not control their water or electricity (kinda hard to do that or even claim that is being done since they don't have a presence in the country).
Israel hasn't had any presence in Gaza for nearly 20 years.
Also is there some astroturfing from 404media going on? This is the third link I’ve seen from them today on HN and I’ve never heard of them
Edit: According to the roll out post they will prompt you to opt in when you log in to Plex after the roll out but you do have to opt in, it’s possible I just missed the prompt and others opted in without reading? It may have been different for beta users as well
I love and have used both and while Jellyfin is great at that one thing if you need good mobile support or Roku/Apple TV support or similar it just fails miserably. If you want to have a music or audiobook collection it does even worse.
No they gave it to LMG to test, then asked for it back which is the source of the miscommunication
I think for some reason since this is more public facing people seem to think it is somehow different than bans on Russian firearms or engaging with literally any commerce with Iran.
Apple could put in as many oem checks as they want, hell, even throw a persistent warning in the settings menu or something to inform and even dissuade but they should absolutely allow it at the end of the day.
I think there is an argument to be made that these protections preserve the used Apple market because people can actually trust it for the most part (we certainly see that reflected in the prices). I imagine the lifespan of an iPhone is much longer than a comparable (by footprint) android device.
I’m my mind right to repair trumps all these upsides but it isn’t as clean as it always seems imo.