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Comment #41853937
The battery was the main reason I moved from my 12 mini to a 15 (save for USB-C) — just wasn’t holding up, even after a replacement. I still hold out for a 17 mini, though.
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Comment #41273908
It’s the same bits, just with feature flags for things like eligibility to install third party stores.
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Comment #40896910
In case it’s helpful- apparently you can just use a secondary Apple ID (even one made just for this use) with AltStore and it works just as well without risking one’s main ID. (Tho…
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Comment #39983982
Telemetry on the 3DS is minimal compared to what Nintendo put in place on the Switch — you’ll be alright, especially if you use the Pretendo online servers.
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Comment #39983964
We [0] did for a while - discovered by the same dev as found SSSL — and sat on it for a long time at Kaeru, but it was independently discovered [1] and reported to Nintendo by some…
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Comment #39714685
Apple have at least added a way for developers to set the per-app default in the latest releases - https://developer.apple.com/documentation/ios-ipados-release... - which Chrome ap…
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Comment #39652172
The article covers this: > So how does a prison laptop end up on eBay? > The laptop that Zhang bought came from a state whose corrections department contracts with a Milwaukee-base…
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Comment #39140711
The main obstacle I see is the €1mm letter of credit, to be honest.
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Comment #39140682
I don’t remember where I read it, admittedly, but apparently the iPad didn’t cross the market share thresholds or something like that; would be happy to be wrong. Suppose we’ll see…
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Comment #39140444
Unfortunately, from what I can tell, Apple is only being forced to open up iOS (iPhone), not any other platforms like iPadOS, and they’re not doing a jot more than they have to her…
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Comment #39134765
> You can already do that today Not if you want to use a JIT compiler or multiprocess support
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Comment #39108697
> the infamous “We Need More Deplatforming (2021)”[1] article That seems a misquote; the title of the article you link is "We need more than deplatforming", and it isn't apparent t…
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Comment #39103993
Not without a Nintendo SDK license agreement and signing their NDA. On the other hand, there’s a nice homebrew port you could certainly use that’s been around for years: https://gi…
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Comment #39013962
> The regulation doesn’t allow you to mmap w^x willy-nilly Yesn’t; I don’t think the regulators would look kindly upon Apple restricting third-party JITs, since it’d give Safari/We…
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Comment #38362957
Yes, given the size constraints of the deep-level Tube tunnels, which are much smaller than those for mainline trains; apparently developments in small air con systems have helped …
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Comment #38331616
On my iPhone, selecting this option brings the ads straight back, unfortunately.
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Comment #36745141
Even listening is in a grey area in the UK; it’s a separate offence to “use wireless telegraphy apparatus with intent to obtain information as to the contents, sender or addressee …
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Comment #36314272
Unfortunately, the App Store (and Play Store) rules ban this sort of thing — any access to third party web services needs to be in line with their terms of service.
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Comment #36093245
Mostly relevant to Steam Deck users; a proper Steam release would offer better system integration, Steam Cloud, Steam Input, etc. as I understand it.
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Comment #35600086
Out of interest, which Three plan (& APN) are you on? I’m working on using a Smarty (Three UK-owned budget label MVNO, for those unaware) SIM card in a 5G modem as a backup line, a…
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Comment #27573265
Re: the gifted trojan device scenario, I think the primary line of defense would be to display a prominent boot time warning in the bootloader where a non-Apple root of trust has b…
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Comment #26925131
> Why would android even allow such restrictions to be enabled in the first place? To enforce DRM in streaming apps, mostly; though other apps have ended up bodging that for their …
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Comment #24834550
My understanding is that the permissions popup is used for the registration flow (generating & enrolling a key into the Secure Enclave), and after that if there are existing creden…
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Comment #24598912
Not so much with WSL 2, which Microsoft are focusing on at the moment; WSL 2 runs a real Linux kernel in a lightweight Hyper-V VM with lots of jazzy integration services.
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Comment #23308822
Have you tried clicking the ‘End Task’ button twice? It’s arguably rather unintuitive, but in my experience the first click seems to send a ‘politely quit’ signal and the second re…