yeah. it's evading adguard pro on the mac too which usually catches most things

yes. This is fair, to some extent. (as long as the customer can pay with an option that doesn't allow fees) In the UK the did this, you are no longer allowed to be charged the fees, at least they can't be described as such and or must be hidden in the price of the goods.

I can still hope that they decide to make an email client that is actually decent and makes me want to use it. Making it work properly with standard IMAP servers would be a great start.

Also, last I checked it didn't integrate with your contacts on the Mac, so this meant you had to maintain 2 contact lists if you were a mac user. Absolutely retarded.

I helped my uncle jack off a horse.

I helped my uncle Jack, off a horse

> canâ(TM)t call it fibre

What do you mean by 'it'?

Sounds like you would have FTTP in your scenario.

And the story has FTTC. Common in the UK. Virgin media (cable compay) for example bang on about their Fibre network constantly. But most people are on coax. FTTP is a thing here too now that mostly POTS and DSL are not really such a thing here anymorr.

Duude. Check this guy over here being all sane and sensible. Jeez .

Yes . How did the key get generated? Or was it made up by someone

Except iphone have gotten thicker each year since iphone 6, upto now which brings us the thickest iphone in the 17 pro series. Other than the air which is the thinnest they have made and a new product.

Apples iphone will be about the size of a blackberry (so pocketable) and when unfolded the size between a pro max and a ipad mini.

This solves the problem with the big screen phones which are much better* to use but awkward to carry.

I will be interested to see what they do.

I still wish they had went to a folded size between watch and half an iphone. Which opened to iphone size. This could be the apple pocket watch or similar.

Should do this. The uk online is fucked. U need vpn 100% of time now. Can we get some real heavyweights pulling out of the UK too

Are you 'man who doesn't own a TV' from The Onion?

+1 nice

I think adding another input method, is in general a good thing. Especially if it's essentially an invisible, optionally usable input device.

personally in my experience of touch screen laptops, the main uses of it have been :

1. google maps/maps . It's way nicer being able to touch the map, drag it around and pinch to zoom, instead of abstracted mouse and even worse on track pad.

2. excel / spreadsheet / pdf reading, it's nice to be able to just reach and drag the sheet around or scroll the document, . You can do this with your thumb, resting your arm . You literally extend your arm a further 2 inch then when its on the keyboard. no gorilla arm stuff.

3. music controls, or volume control. Waaaaaaay nicer to be able to hit play pause / stop next swipe the volume, than firstly waggling the pointer to find the cursor then moving and clicking and pause or whatever.

the mac drop down control centre at top right is top candidate for touch interaction.

particulary in the excel/text editor/ word / pdf example, being able to move the document around, at the same time as moving the mouse around is really nice for lots of reasons. I really wish computers would accept multiple mice and have multiple pointers for lots of things and this is a similar thing.

And, on the mac, being able to mirror iphone, but interact with touch will be really nice. Hopefully they can do a decent job and have multitouch etc

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> This setup stresses me out because there's no extra space to connect anything else without losing functionality

Really? Dude if this stresses you just wait till you grow up, and face real problems and challenges in your life.