I listen to my Apple devices on a knock-off add-on Bluetooth for my car with no issues. I’ve sent audio to a vast variety of non-Apple Bluetooth devices. In fact the only Apple-branded BT device I use are my AirPods.
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I listen to my Apple devices on a knock-off add-on Bluetooth for my car with no issues. I’ve sent audio to a vast variety of non-Apple Bluetooth devices. In fact the only Apple-branded BT device I use are my AirPods.
My entire point being that any client that tries a default account should be insta-banned. That’s what I get from this.
It predates Epic/Psyonix updating their FAQ with all the relevant data. I keep it around because people apparently still like it a lot.
I can’t find ‘em for under $750.
I can't find 'em for under $2000.
You mean if gaming supported Apple more, right? The industry's reliance on DirectX and the frameworks that build on it are largely what keep gaming so PC-centric.
If we saw AAA studios embrace macOS-compatible (or better yet Open Source) graphics architecture, the need to have separate gaming PCs (and the insanely expensive GPUs associated therewith) would evaporate.
This is also handy for `git` commands that insist on showing a pager for fewer than a full screen worth of lines of output.
It’s one capability I sometimes miss on my i(Pad)OS devices.
[0] https://obdev.at/products/launchbar/index.html [1] https://hluk.github.io/CopyQ/
Bing.
For example, being observably irked by insufficiently technical PR copy.
Client-side CSAM detection would allow full client-side secrecy unless there’s a pattern of in-violation imagery destined to be sent (presumably E2E encrypted and thus undetectable) to iCloud.
They were literally scalping properties. And, like a scalper who has too much inventory, they’re now selling at a loss.