Comment And people were worried about AirTags (Score 1) 48
The only way to assure that you're not tracked is to make it so no one will want to track you
The only way to assure that you're not tracked is to make it so no one will want to track you
Their prices started out decent enough but now are on par with what I was paying for cable. Dumped them and I live close enough to Baltimore and DC that I can get all the football games over broadcast with a $20 window antenna. I'd do even better with an attic mount antenna, but don't want to go through the hassle. The only thing I'm missing is MSNBC and I'm sure they're going to have a streaming service soon enough.
It's been fine. Maybe wish it had the ultra wide lens for the macro pics. The only regret is the crap trade-in that I'm going to get. Early adopter tax, I guess.
I had a ProMax and wanted something smaller / more convenient to carry. I've had no issues with battery life and I looked at the vast majority of the pics I've taken over the past year and they are mostly "visual notes". Pick up this can of beans at the store. This is the furnace filter size to get. That type of stuff. I'm not taking pictures of super models in the desert. I take almost no video. If I did, the Pro would be the obvious choice. But for me, the Air works well.
When I was deciding which one to get I told my wife that my head says to get the Pro, my heart wants the Air. I got the Air. I also liked when they had the mini. That was my favorite iPhone.
I guess my Air's trade in will be about $5.00
...if my card is accepted until I get up the cashier and then find out that I can't pay for my items. This is a terrible idea.
It looks like I'm watching someone play a video game instead of watching a movie. I also grew up with 24 fps movies shot on film, so that may have shaped my preferences.
If only he could have removed 2 more MB, all the middle schoolers would be happy
I also have the Premium subscription, so no ads. The AI generated content sucks, but you can tell that it is AI generated within a few seconds. No real rules, but it just seems "off".
And should management get a more realistic idea of what it is and what it isn't? Yep
Very few people care about having the source code to their operating systems. MacOS is linux-y enough to give me the command line environment wile at the same time giving me supported applications. Linux on the server, MacOS on the laptop and Windows if you want to do gaming.
...and there will never be a twice. It was terrible and I really didn't save much of anything over other carriers after all the add-ons were charged. I feel bad for the people that are employed there but will not miss them one iota.
I'm generally doing 10k steps per day, weather permitting and some days up to 20k. 2500 steps is days that I'm not doing any kind of walking. 1500 would be days that I'm sick and in bed most of the day. What's the key to being able to stick with? Probably the Apple Watch but more importantly - no little kids that I have to take care of. I tried to do 10k when the kids were little and that was a chore.
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My alerts never go through. I think it's Verizon blocking them Now if they could only block the stupid spam texts.I've given up on email to text gateways and do a WebEx bot so at least delivery is reliable. More formatting options and ultimately just a curl call.Too much spam in both email and texts and everyone is trying to block the spam that you're more likely to have an important notification disappear.
Exceptions prove the rule, and wreck the budget. -- Miller