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by mackey 1y ago
It depends on the country also. In the UK for example, Repair & Protect uses novamin but in the US it just uses stannous fluoride.
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by mackey 3y ago
There is an interesting podcast called Lazarus Heist that covers this stuff.
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by mackey 4y ago
Any idea why they would ship such an old version?
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by mackey 4y ago
It should show your phone in the "Integration" list and then you can just disable it. I agree that it shouldn't be like this just by installing the app.
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by mackey 5y ago
What about: https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04885530?term=Ivermec... There are several more running too, but this one is aiming for the largest amount.
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by mackey 6y ago
It depends on the feature. For things that involve material changes to your app or a feature that you don't want Apple to be surprised about, usually you will include user credentials in your submission that have that feature enabled a
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by mackey 6y ago
Apple has a much more traditional engineering structure and traditional release cadence though. A lot of the "worst offenders" of these types of release notes are structured and work much differently. They release updates 1-2 tim
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by mackey 6y ago
I agree completely. I think HVAC has gotten too complex for a lot of the "hand waving" that HVAC installers have been able to get away with up until now. It actually takes a good amount of pre-planning and research in order to in
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by mackey 6y ago
That 24 hour minimum is based on Apple license agreement.
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by mackey 6y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2020/08/08/athletes-co... This article covered it a few weeks ago. Another before that https://www.boston.com/news/health/2020/07&#x2
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by mackey 6y ago
TLDR: I think in house shopping services are your best bet and they will only get better as companies invest more and more in them. These will hopefully replace Instacart. I have ordered all of my groceries since March using various online
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by mackey 6y ago
They already charge developers to access the App Store. And I think any iOS/Mac developer will tell you that the cut they are taking is not being re-invested into making the developer or the App Store experience better for developers
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by mackey 6y ago
https://sftreasurer.org/property/understanding-property-tax San Fransisco is 1.1801%, so 11,801 on a million dollar house.
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by mackey 6y ago
https://www.zillow.com/marketing/zillow-owned-homes/
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by mackey 6y ago
At least with Amazon/Whole Foods, it says the entire tip goes to the workers.
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by mackey 6y ago
Googling those people + the CEO of the company, they all seem to have moved on though. So I wonder if that company is even alive anymore. I found this https://informaconnect.com/ventaleon-ceo-on-inhaled-drugs-fo... where t
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by mackey 6y ago
Is there any new information on them? I can't find anything recent about them.
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by mackey 6y ago
Not sure if you are in the US and what your insurance situation is, but I got mine at some random CVS when I was passing the time, and I was in and our in less than 10 minutes.
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by mackey 6y ago
There was at least another olympian who tested positive that said he has had extreme fatigue even weeks later and he has lost a lot of strength. A lot of constant training required to be an olympian.
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by mackey 7y ago
Yeah, I worked near MIT from 2008 to 2012. It's almost a completely different place now. There weren't a ton of options back then, you had the MIT foodcourt, Rebecca's cafe, a sandwich place that was also a convenient store
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by mackey 7y ago
The US is a big place. Those exist in the US too, but MIT is in an area surrounded my software companies and pharmaceuticals. Not a lot of cheap options.
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by mackey 7y ago
Apple did not buy Rdio, they basically went out of business and sold what they left to Pandora.
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by mackey 7y ago
This is correct link https://labs.spotify.com/2020/02/18/wrapping-up-the-decade-a...
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by mackey 7y ago
I posted this on another comment but I curious if you have any advice. I work in downtown Boston and my building's address isn't in Apple Maps. It "corrects" it to some place in JP, which is a residential address. There
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by mackey 7y ago
I work in downtown Boston and my building's address isn't in Apple Maps. It "corrects" it to some place in JP, which is a residential address. There are several restaurants and and companies in this building, all marked
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by mackey 7y ago
Please correct me if I am wrong, but Wyze doesn't actually encrypt the files they store, in their case end to end just means that the files are secure in transmission. Apple secure Video actually encrypts the files so they can't
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by mackey 7y ago
Not sure I understand. I am pretty sure you have been to remotely control Homekit since the beginning, originally by utilizing an Apple TV 3rd generation, and subsequently with iPads, Apple TV 4th gen/Apple TV 4K, and now HomePods.
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by mackey 7y ago
Homekit has had support for cameras for a while. The recent support was for a cloud integration to store video securely.
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by mackey 7y ago
I think most major HA hardware providers support Homekit at this point, with the exception of ones that don't because of competitive reasons (Nest, maybe Ring, etc) or because of strict certification requirements (like camera streams b
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by mackey 7y ago
At least for HomeKit, manufacturers have no choice but to support local network access to get certified. This has cause issues, especially with Cameras since HomeKit requires that camera streams not go through the cloud first.

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