What specific version. In Safari on Mac, you can set the user agent in the Develop menu, to iOS iPhone, iPad, etc. Tried them all and no luck. Is there a specific iOS Device/iOS version you set to to be able to view the article?
Not sure I agree with that. I assume Apple Pay button will only show for customers who have Apple Pay setup/available to use, and for those customers using Apple Pay (1 click secure payment vs manually entering in card info would seem a no brainer).
He said, "Yeah, I learned from this experiment that I don’t actually like Skittles, which is probably good, so a lot of Skittles were bagged and handed off to relatives." To learn from this experiment that he doesnt like them, that means he must have started out eating them. But yes, he didn't eat them all (thank goodness for his teeth!)
Hard to imagine that process would be trivial especially since as he noted in the article he had to have criteria on when to count a skittle such as if it were too small, appeared unedible and other such characteristics. But after completing the manual way would be interesting to running programs on it to see how close they are from the actual numbers.
Had issues issue with the second to latest MBP keys sticking. Got the lates MBP when it was released and keyboard has been flawless since. But imagine there are a lot of scenarios for other people were that could not be the case.
Ever since Google shut down reader, always associated Google with a company that could shut down any of their products at anytime so in general to look else where for most everything other than Gmail. Use Docs and Drive which seem to be here to stay at least as well.
Other companies like Apple shut down Ping and such but very rarely and most are things that were DOA unlike Google. The problem is Google tries everything but doesn't give it enough love to fix the issues and make successful, unless a product is successful. Which is a bit of a catch 22. People know a lot of these smaller initiatives may go away and/or have missing features/bugs so people don't heavily invest in them, and thus Google kills them since not enough interest. Also now people associate Google with privacy issues even though they do some incredible things with that data.
Glad to see them moving to iOS design guidelines roughly. I imagine originally they had to choose something different to avoid copying, but glad that is now less of concern.
When you mention you can't imagine a single negative aspect, I presume that you are not a low income minority without a credit/debit card? Cash is more convenient for many (especially nearly the entire demographic of Hacker News), but the point of the article as you may have noticed is about how a large percentage of low income people and minorities do not have bank accounts and thus are not able to shop at these establishments. Hopefully someday states can help solve these underlying issues and then we can live in a world where payments are more convenient for all.
That what I was thinking, but they feature ones created by DO there and even label as new for instance for WordPress, so was wondering what was new about the WordPress one click option for instance since already exists.
I'm confused for years there have been a large collection of 1-click options when logged in. It says here WordPress for instance is New but that has been there forever. Can someone explain how Marketplace currently is different than the 1 click options we have long already have? The main issue has been with WordPress which I imagine is your most popular 1 click option is that it runs on LAMP rather than LEMP (the more modern recommended option). Does this "new" version resolve that? Or am I missing something?
I think I remember Lifx mentioning in a Feburary post they fixed this back in 2018: https://www.lifx.com/pages/privacy-security. But yes, I assume most all the non-apple/google built devices in ones home have many weaknesses notably dumb devices like washer and dryers. If someone has physical access to your home and your get rid of any devices that haven't been wiped, your security can be compromised if someone with the knowledge wants too. Hopefully people stay on companies to help uncover these one by one.
That is simply a partnership where instead of cash back you get apple gift cards at rewards. So it's not rather notable Apple wise, since most cards you can redeem for Apple gift cards. Last year it was announced Apple is ending that card relationship and switching to Goldman. At that time it sounded like Goldman partnership would be similar but today's rumors suggest it maybe an actual Apple Branded credit card that is fully integrated into iOS which would be amazing. But of course there are so few details that it's hard to judge, but certainly interesting none the less to see what Apple could do in the credit card space.
Anytime I can cancel online, in under a minute I'd consider that easy. Yes, ideally they wouldn't put all those hoops in the way, but far better than most companies that require you to call a phone number during a certain time where you have to spend forever talking to a person who has to read from a script and may get aggressive with you or have to transfer you, or call drops or they say they have cancelled but didn't go through. Like MyFico, Sirius and other big names. Hopefully Dropbox improves but I assume their pages get enough people not to cancel, than the amount of people so angered by it that they decide to never come back that it makes sense for them.
That makes sense, as orientation and race one are born with and we are also not born to be bias against them but nurtured. Where is weight (which we are certainly nurtured with every marketing element we see) its also nature and evolution to in general be attracted or find pleasing healthy people since that results in healthier communities and off spring in general. The same goes for the others they mentioned such as disability. So while the nurture part could certainly change our genetic bias towards healthy people most likely will not. Hopefully the nurture part will since people are bias against people who are healthy but not peak perfection healthy.
By iTunes I believe they are referring to the ability to watch movies from the Apple iTunes Store which is available on Mac, iPhones, iPods, and AppleTvs. Not referring to the iTunes Mac/Windows software, though yes, still very popular.
Can't see how that would work. As that would be like Apple putting Apple Music on Android and killing the iPhone. The samsung method will be a degraded experience but one they are willing to allow to increase growth. Like when they allowed iTunes on PC finally even though they knew it wouldn't be as good of an experience but was there only way to continue to grow. I think it's a great move on their part if they have a chance with competing with Netflix.
No none of that is normal. If it were, no one would buy them or write the rave reviews you've read. What happened when you reached out to Apple Support about those issues?
Yes, it looks great in theory compared to the other available options, but each time I give a whirl it ends up not sticking and working with my flow. Far better than things like Basecamp for my usecases but yes hasn't been a fit yet either here.
This is a great write up but aweful news for us Apple users who finally thought Apple would be able to catch up with Google Maps. That is the only have part of one state and will be many years until the whole country but the promise that the new data would be near perfect made it worth the wait. Apple continues to favor manual vs automated such as news and music and in each case googles automated approach wins out. Yes Apple is backing privacy which is fine but they shouldn’t say they can offer equal or better features and also pursuing the privacy strategy. POI and Yelp has been the major issue with Apple Maps and this review shows they aren’t changing in this regard so now we have better vegetation but same POI issues. Very disappointing.
Doesn’t appear to have been hacked like all the hacks we hear about rather, the user probably reused their password on another service that was hacked and they didn’t change their passwords as hopefully instructed when that occurred. Enabling 2 factor would resolve this in most alll cases easily for the user. Versus the user having to use a password management app and constantly monitor their security and update accordingly. 1Password helps a lot but the average person won’t use that so it’s on companies like Apple to continue to improve their keychain software to help automate this for users and on companies like nest to push 2 factor more. But until Apple and other natively support 2 factor seamlessly it won’t gain massive traction for non tech users. So while this was the users fault technically it’s ultimately tech companies fault for not making security for users more fool proof. Though if everyone uses 2 factor hackers will probably find another way.
This is great news. And as the author mentioned suitable for “web apps” rather than something devs should add to general websites but certainly special use cases where it could make sense there too.
In the US here. 60K is by no means consider a low cost car anywhere, however yes, that could be considered a low cost model if you are talking about a high end sports luxury brand, but even in that case doesn't make much sense since BMW, Mercedes and all have low cost entry models that are far below 60k, and for the the even more premium brands there lowest price cars are probably over 100K. So not sure which brand you are referring to where 60k is the entry model?
But yes if someone has money and little to no family they will spend it all trying to save themselves. Where is if they have a family they are more likely to try to live while also knowing its unlikely and thinking to the future for their families.
Also the US Congress has made the decision about low-tax low safety net. The majority of American's accordingly to the popular vote in the last election voted for democrats that would have been higher tax and higher safety net. So majority of Americans do not support the current Congress in power's approach. Hoping our health care system is fixed some day but with the power those lobbyist hold that is highly unlikely even with different leadership in charge.
I think you may be reading a different article. I just read it and don't see anything about them engineering the female mice to produce sperm and a penis as you note. Rather it says, "It was easier with double mums. The researchers took an egg from one mouse and a special type of cell - a haploid embryonic stem cell - from another. Both contained only half the required genetic instructions or DNA, but just bringing them together wasn't enough. The researchers had to use a technology called gene editing to delete three sets of genetic instructions to make them compatible." Also it "did work" with the male mice it notes, however they died a few days later, vs the females who had healthy babies that went on to have their own babies.
Was excited to hear about this since I imagine a very large number of users had to install the server for update caching and time machine server and now they don't how have to. Since the title would probably be better suited to say High Sierra Gains macOS Server Features.