Comment on: Help me find Apple related opensource tools
Look at all the Swift projects on GitHub.
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06 Mar 2021 18:08
u/Boring_Wizard
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Comment on: Two Foldable iPhone Prototypes Reportedly Pass Internal Durability Tests - MacRumors
I'm sure that any company as rich as Apple makes a hundred prototypes every month. It will need a few more years before we're bored with our actual phones' shapes, or something revolutionary but a foldable phone in itself is neither new nor interesting.
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01 Jan 2021 14:59
u/Boring_Wizard
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Comment on: How Discord (somewhat accidentally) invented the future of the internet
They invented IRC? Or is this article really stupid?
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31 Dec 2020 06:10
u/Boring_Wizard
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Comment on: 5 Reasons You Might Want To Use Plain Text To Save Your Data | Rarst.Net
1 reason you MUST use plain text: https://orgmode.org/
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03 Dec 2020 17:58
u/Boring_Wizard
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Comment on: Private data gone public: Razer leaks 100,000+ gamers’ personal info
> Many gamers are annoyed by the insistence on a cloud account for hardware configuration
But they bought it anyway. It’s a good lesson not to buy this brand anymore.
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14 Sep 2020 20:48
u/Boring_Wizard
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Comment on: Amazon says drone deliveries coming 'within months'
If governments and cities agree. It won’t be available everywhere.
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11 Jul 2020 16:01
u/Boring_Wizard
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Comment on: Good Firefox / Chrome extentions
[uMatrix](https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/umatrix/) written by the same guy as uBlock Origin. Gives control over cookies, scripts, and everything that is loaded across a website or all the internet.
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05 Jul 2020 13:05
u/Boring_Wizard
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Comment on: Google is pushing a URL scam to trick you into thinking you are on another site
It’s funded by French taxes, very shady stuff in the back, and it uses Bing internally. It’s very bad.
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04 Jul 2020 20:15
u/Boring_Wizard
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Comment on: Apple wants your iPhone to replace your passport and driver's license | Appleinsider
It would never become the only copy though. No government would approve this. As for identity thieves, it seems to be a US problem mostly, are there other countries that do suffer from this?
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03 Jul 2020 20:23
u/Boring_Wizard
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