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Comment #35481990
I really like the double-plaster wall that is revealed by the hole in the bathroom picture. If Apple Store storage room is built using only plaster screwed on metal framework, then…
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Comment #31469696
Could you please update the title with [video] so that we know what to wait from that link.
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Comment #30186556
That’s not a weak outlook, but rather a weak facebook.
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Comment #28732421
It would not be a safety issue indeed only until the replacement part includes some mitm hardware that tampers the face id authentication flow. And this can be planted into the gen…
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Comment #28627630
Apple recycles huge amounts of materials from old products. I really hope that people are not following your suggestion and estimate the environmental impact only by iPhone cable a…
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Comment #28627566
And this is not a problem for MacBooks and iPads. Nobody docks them in a cradle or to a car phone stand.
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Comment #28404300
Tell that to a bookeeper who runs aincent software the company has licensed decade ago or to the factory worker who must use a CAD software for a particular CNC machine to prepare …
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Comment #28178770
Because I consider my time more valuable than the cost of the ecosystem. I have no interest to tweak anything, I use the computer to earn my paycheck and constant tinkering and twe…
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Comment #27651888
Well, by the time the systemd gets as old as sysvinit currently is, everybody will have the correct one in their muscle memory.
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Comment #27651864
So the admins should really not rant about systemd but complain about the distributions who switched to systemd or about their employers who force them to use such distributions.
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Comment #27651794
Stagnation of the ecosystem should not be an argument here as systemd is trying to replace the sysvinit that has its roots in Unix System V released almost 40 years ago.
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Comment #27030375
Well, in your first reply you state boldly that > Since very many other people have vastly different experiences, we can conclude that the author is either very lucky, or that the …