What makes it USB-C is having a USB-C shaped port. It can carry Displayport, which makes it a USB-C port that is Displayport compatible; that is very common for practical reasons. But a Displayport connector that doesn't look like USB-C is not USB-C.

Someone wrote this who doesnâ(TM)t understand the difference between causality and correlation.

Two reasons: It takes lots of time and money to built a new plant. And the stupid run might end at any time, and then you pay through the nose for the new plant, so there is a significant risk of losing a ton of money.

We had that in the late nineties. Company where I worked had all their RAM stolen and the servers left behind.

Are you sure that they pay less? If I built an SSD for $173, why would I sell it to a big buyer for $173 and charge a small buyer $650 when obviously I can charge everyone $350?

For the majority of people no workaround is needed, because they dont receive any notifications wit a content that is proof of a crime.

Thatâ(TM)s how many people misunderstand privacy laws: They are intended to protect innocent citizens, not criminals. Like it is 100% intended that police needs a search warrant to search the home of an innocent citizen. And to avoid searches of innocent citizens without a warrant, they are punished by not being able to use the results of an illegal search of a criminal. Plus they are in trouble either way, because otherwise the police would have a strong motivation to find fake evidence on innocent people.

Data is stored in two locations: In the keychain, and within your user data. User data is deleted by iOS together with the app. Itâ(TM)s gone if you restore the app. The keychain is not touched by iOS when you remove the app, but nobody else can read it. Until you restore the app; then the app is told âoerunning for the first time after installâ after you run the first time, and the app decides what keychain data to delete at this point. So your banking app will work again after you delete and restore it.

Of course if I send a notification to your app, that will be delivered after you delete and restore the app. As a developer I am able to ignore notifications sent before you restored and reused the app. Iâ(TM)m not at all surprised if a developer handles these notifications, but it would be surprising if this happened unintentionally.

The Ayatollahs actually have a lot more support in the general population than just two months ago. Do you think even the most anti-government person would want to be seen supporting a criminal country committing war crimes and threatening to destroy their civilisations.

It seems you are confusing Palestinians in Gaza with Hamas. Hamas gets support from Israel so the Palestinians have no chance. Am I claiming that Hamas plays both sides? Of course they do.

Oh, they destroy a girlâ(TM)s school and get a lot of press? Not even bad press, but just press? The guys responsible should be sent to Nuremberg, and then the same rules applied as 80 years ago. Which means hanging unless you commit suicide.

If you know how to drive a fast car.

Itâ(TM)s a war crime to use âoehuman shieldsâ to protect military installations. However, destroying civilian installations _is_ a war crime which Trump is guilty of, and using human shields to prevent war crimes isnt.

1. You couldnâ(TM)t buy a 256 GB SSD drive in 2010

2. I like lots of storage, so I have an extra 2TB SSD. Itâ(TM)s pseudo SLC, so itâ(TM)s quite slow and bloody cheap.

The Mac neo puts fear into all the computer makers. With an A19 chip, there is just more fear.

Apple can build a much better model, with A19 instead of A18 for the same money. Customers will love it. And. no extra cost.