See also: i18n.
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See also: i18n.
Did get a phone-number nag that I was able to ticket myself out of.
The 5s debuted Sept 2013 as the first 64-bit phone, and the first phone with a Secure Enclave, so I'm kind of hopeful they'll just keep limping it along forever for good will... I own a pair of them and adore them dearly.
On the topic of iOS, be sure to check out https://libimobiledevice.org/, which provides utilities like ifuse that will even get you access to your Photos sqlite database; including all the machine generated tags, aesthetics scores and such.
I expect this to remain the case because they do cool things like provide legal support for their customers https://on.substack.com/p/legal-support-for-substack-writers
Might buffer 3 minutes of video in that time, but hardly any of those views are the full video.
Apple still provides security updates for the iPhone 5s from 2013.
Mail and Calendar apps are mostly used from the browser now anwyay.
I agree about the dislikes tho.
I used to calculate the ratio of likes:dislikes, and a lot of my hobbies were in the cool 1,000:1 range. Now I do the same with views:likes; 10:1 isn't uncommon for some niches!
> The cockpit footage is stabilised in post using Adobe After Effects and the telemetry from the plane's sensors.
I avoid any and all videos using the tactic because it feels crude, tho..
They continue to patch the first 64-bit phone and the first phone with a dedicated secure enclave: the iPhone 5s, released 9 years ago.
iOS 15 will be getting patches even if iOS 14 and 13 don't.
I'm of the opinion technology can move too fast, and giving money to DJI is fuelling that fire.
I always set mine to 2.