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One the relevant patents [1] does just appear to be describing connecting speakers in a group.

[1]: https://patents.google.com/patent/US8588949B2/en

.home and .corp are also kind of available. They are reserved so they won't ever be made available but aren't officially recognised as special use domains.

I use .home and it's fine, but there's the occasional oddity when e.g. Chrome doesn't recognise "myserver.home" as a FQDN as ".home" isn't on its built in list of TLDs

It's useful on a headless Mac used a server.

Go to the bottom of the Leather Crafting page and expand the "Leather" navigation box and the link to Corinthian Leather is in there.

Looking at this photo from that page it appears that they are: https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/uavG2A3vFrVmwv6J.hug...

You can see the ports still in place after the motherboard has been removed.

It's largest Dataflow[1] job ever, with a capital D, not "data flow".

[1]: https://cloud.google.com/dataflow

If Adobe was good OSX citizen you could uninstall any of their apps by dragging them into the Trash. OSX has always been great for making it easy to uninstall apps.

It's because they use a custom installer that dumps code all over the filesystem that makes Adobe apps are difficult to uninstall.

I wouldn't read too much into this. There's obviously some good tips you can get about your site performance from here, but Google's Page Speed Insights are about making a site a good search result which isn't the same as a good website overall.

If you only target the PageSpeed score you'll optimise for loading a page quickly when linked from Google. This then allows users to easily click back and forth between Google search results and different sites. This may not be the users you should be primarily optimising for. For example, if you have larger JavaScript bundles you will get penalised in PageSpeed, even if for most of your users this will overall be a benefit.

If you care about your page ranking you do have to care about this score as it is an input to that, but it is not an unbiased view of overall site performance.

Sign in with Apple still works for Fortnite. [1]

According to Epic, Apple said they were going to turn it off and then changed their minds. Apple's position is they were never going to turn off Sign in with Apple for Epic.

[1]: https://twitter.com/FortniteStatus/status/130416143288864358...

I think the original post is oversimplifying the new behaviour a little. If you look at the other blog post on ITP 2.3 [1] it says:

> ITP 2.3 caps the lifetime of all script-writeable website data after a navigation with link decoration from a classified domain.

i.e. the 7 day timeout for local storage only kicks in if you've been redirected from a domain that ITP has classified as one that tracks users. So, for example, web apps that users navigate to directly will be unaffected.

[1]: https://webkit.org/blog/9521/intelligent-tracking-prevention...

iOS has Reachability[1] which is a similar solution the same problems.

The problem with solutions like this is that they are often hard to discover.

1: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/iphone/iph77bcdd132/13...

In short: Trello, but with GitHub integration.

https://help.waffle.io/getting-started/what-is-waffle

> We took legal action, they ignored attorney's demand to return our app id. Can't afford to escalate further because we're already few months in debt. We are 100% in the correct side of the law and had full rights. But nothing could be done.

It seems they tried that route but then resorted to DMCA when the money for lawyers ran out.

The Union Jack comprises the cross of St George, the cross of St Andrew and the cross of the St Patrick. It's nothing but Christian crosses.

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> Out of your friend’s window, which overlooks the opposite side of the graveyard, she can see eight.

It could be clearer, but it is in the description that your friend is looking in a different direction to you and so presumably at different statues.

Nintendo have been doing exactly this for years [1], albeit only on their own hardware and not on smartphones.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_Console

That's more or less what was already happening; which is why the EU told the Irish government they had to stop giving Apple a preferential tax rate unavailable to other companies. Ireland didn't want to collect this money.

If you're doing manual updates to a production DB, using START TRANSACTION and then checking the outcome of your changes before you use COMMIT stops typos becoming catastrophes.

So it does. It seems that the iPhone is better at recognising faces than me at least.

It's conspicuous that the real face of the user of the iPhone isn't shown in the video or in photos on the site.

Conversion Rate Optimization

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conversion_rate_optimization

There's a page on the site telling you how to spot counterfeits.

http://www.royalmint.com/discover/uk-coins/counterfeit-one-p...

This isn't completely true. You can use it for free commercially as long as you install it yourself. The Licensing FAQ [1] says:

> Also, if you install it on your work PC at some large company, this is still personal use. However, if you are an administrator and want to deploy it to the 500 desktops in your company, this would no longer qualify as personal use.

[1] https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Licensing_FAQ

I don't know about the iOS version, but on Swiftkey on Android swiping your finger from right to left across the whole keyboard deletes the previous word.

I'm using the ordinary typing mode though. I don't know if this works if you have the Flow mode enabled.

One of the reasons I went for a Synology is that you can run the CrashPlan client on the Synology itself. It's unsupported, but easy to do and has worked well for me.

http://pcloadletter.co.uk/2012/01/30/crashplan-syno-package/

If you click the "International" option under Shipping a Country field appears.

It seems like an excellent idea. However, reading the other comments it seems that the execution is somewhat lacking.

This is almost certainly due to trademark protection. I'm surprised this isn't mentioned in the original article.

If "Google" as a verb becomes a genericized trademark[1] then they lose a lot of their trademark protection.

[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genericized_trademark

My guess is that in a good fighting game all the characters need to be reasonably different to each other but also well balanced against all the others. The balance will require a lot of play testing and tuning, so each character you add will more expensive than the last.

And there's also the more mundane possibility that a fair chunk on the money is submission costs for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network.