Please explain.

As a user of both (an XPS for work and an M3 MacBook at home) that is just not true.

“Because after you work hard to restore and boot it, 90% of the time you find out that the owner didn’t remove it from FMI before throwing it away or recycling it” - fucking what? How often has this happened to you? haha

My thoughts exactly. If the iPhone 15 was already going to use a USB-C port then this is irrelevant. The only caveat I can see is if the USB-C port regulation is supposed to support standard USB 3.0 and above specs. If Apple really is/was planning on gimping the specs, maybe that’s what they’re talking about? The…

My wife signed us up for the exec membership while I was not with her. Her card has her picture and mine does not.

It’s probably a foreign concept that some people enjoy and love their kids instead of treating them as future cogs in the machine of capitalism.

Wait, wait, wait. You’re telling me that a billionaire, who can afford to buy and pay for absolutely anything his heart desires including the best childcare in the world, doesn’t see why working from home is beneficial to some of us? Is this the same guy who tweets constantly about plummeting birth rates and how the…

The scene is unedited if you don’t have any of the content filters applied. It’s still the original scene.

What can you not take with you that you could in another ecosystem?

Something is wrong with your phone. I never turn my Bluetooth off. I have an Apple Watch, a handful of AirTags, use a MacBook Pro for work, have my iPad Pro set up next to my computer to futz with while my code is compiling, and swap between my Bose headphones and AirPods constantly and have >50% battery life when I…

Bluetooth does not “absolutely KILL” your battery. It’s not 2006 anymore.

That will disconnect any audio devices and not allow any new connections but it won’t disconnect an Apple Watch. It’s a feature and actually a nice if you ask me.

There is an iCloud bookmark Chrome extension that works just fine. I use Apple products for everything except work because I need to use software that is only available for Windows. I use Chrome on my Windows computer but my Safari bookmarks are available to me.

There’s just no possible way that’s true unless you know zero iPhone users. As stre pointed out above, an incredibly vast number of iPhone users user Safari.

I don’t know a single iPhone user who doesn’t use Safari…

Ok, that makes sense. It’s just extra spectrum. Thank you!

I was absolutely blown away when I learned that as well. Talk about a wide range between characters.

What does that mean exactly? That the iPhones would have access to the n53 band from the satellites? How is that not satellite communication?

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