borgbean

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   by borgbean 2y ago

   I believe you, but the text seems pretty unambiguous: > You may use or modify the software only for non-commercial purposes When one speaks of 'using' software, only one thing really comes to mind. Seems like an easy fix.
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   by borgbean 2y ago

   Because that is the way apple designed it. Try wiping a locked apple device without the password or recovery key.
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   by borgbean 2y ago

   This is why I don't sign in or enable 'find my' on any of my devices. Apple even has a backdoor which bypasses the encryption, allowing them to wipe a device in store. Logging in takes control of your device out of your hands
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   by borgbean 3y ago

   The alternative sounds great. It's not like all advertising is targeted now, anyway.
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   by borgbean 4y ago

   100%. Weaponizing your customers' data against them is even worse than selling it.
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   by borgbean 4y ago

   It sounds like they responded to the complaint by unlocking the number, allowing her to port it out. Not by restoring her access. Not much of a deterrent.
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   by borgbean 5y ago

   I also doubt the AMD chip got those results anywhere near the 15w TDP. I didn't find concrete numbers on the 5700U, though. I would take an AMD chip over the M1 in a desktop any day, but not in a laptop.
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   by borgbean 11y ago

   When I do this in chrome, it opens a new instance of the page. In Firefox, it switches to the tab you're searching for.