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Yes, it's 2TB per user AFAIK.

...what? Why are you spreading baseless FUD?

IIRC, they also took these popular usernames (since they were already claimed) without the owners' permission.

I'd imagine/hope that it's also supported on the previous generation, just that they'd rather advertise its usage on the new one. Edit: per the bottom of the page... > Apple Music …

(What was the previous link on the submission, out of curiosity?)

That's not what the question/context was -- it was specifically talking about which app (e.g. Safari, Chrome, Firefox, whatever) is used to open links from apps. No clue why I was …

> Users can't set a default browser on iOS. Yes they can, starting with iOS 14: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211336

I don't see how software security relates to being able to repair hardware -- third party logic boards would most likely... not exist, for example.

> Patreon is where the users are. I've evaluated other platforms, but at that point I'm probably going to come up with my own thing on top of Stripe if Patreon falls over. I'm kind…

Sure, it's a lot of assumption, but the type system would prevent an invalid assumption from compiling (arrays are typed [T; N] where T is the type they hold and N is the number of…

> You cannot pay for other projects. We considered it but decided not to add this. Out of curiosity, why's that?

> Even syncing messages is safe, since messages are shared with your private encryption key. Do you mean the syncing of messages between logged in devices via the normal iMessage d…

> NSP and XCI files are unusable without a signing key that attests the owner has purchased the game, which makes them a perfect candidate for the "backups and archives" clause of …

It comes with 24 games (this was announced before preorders opened -- it was previously 12).

No it doesn't, you can use a wildcard.

Yup - "Reply with this identity when delivery headers match". Set it to something like "*@example.com", and you're good to go.

To be more specific: they use voltage glitching during the BOOT0 signature check.