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- Comment on Microsoft May Remove Windows 11 Online Login Requirement 2 weeks ago:
During install, you can opt to login as a business or school user, then just opt to create a local account on that page.
No microsoft account needed.
- Comment on Someone Forked Systemd to Strip Out Its Age Verification Support 2 weeks ago:
Good luck maintaining it
- Comment on Apple will reportedly start stuffing ads into the Maps app 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Apple will reportedly start stuffing ads into the Maps app 2 weeks ago:
Honestly, if I want to find a local bicycle shop, and apple maps can help me find one without being obnoxious, then im okay with it as long as they don’t share any data about me with the bicycle shop. I want to shop locally and support my local businesses, rather than shop online.
“Stuffing ads into the Maps app” makes it sound evil, even if we have no idea how it’s going to look.
- Comment on 4Chan responds to £520,000 Ofcom fine with AI picture of hamster 2 weeks ago:
Do you live in a region that requires it by law? Because steam enforces it there, not just a dropdown box.
- Comment on 4Chan responds to £520,000 Ofcom fine with AI picture of hamster 2 weeks ago:
Steam does age verification though
- Comment on 4Chan responds to £520,000 Ofcom fine with AI picture of hamster 2 weeks ago:
I noticed 4chan is not doing age verification checks, even though they host pornographic content.
- Comment on Would you ever call your son a disappointment? 3 weeks ago:
I wouldn’t call any child, as a human, a disappointment, but I believe there are some rare occasions where their actions should be framed as disappointing.
Label the action disappointing, explain the reasoning that led to that conclusion, and explain how it could affect the future for both the parents and the child. Communication is key, and also try to leave some room for the child to grow. The less often you call something disappointing, the more powerful it can be, and can be used as a way to seriously correct behavior.
- Comment on Black oil clouds over Tehran 4 weeks ago:
Who is this reporter?
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
Because phones have the most sensitive data out of all your devices for most people, and they are also the easiest to break, lose, get stolen, or have an unauthorized users access its contents.
Its just to protect the users from themselves.
- Comment on Forced age verification is comming sooner than we thought. 4 weeks ago:
Accountless linux distros incoming
- Comment on Apple introduces Macbook Neo - cheaper Macbooks starting at $599 4 weeks ago:
Enjoy lugging around all that equipment 🙂
- Comment on Apple introduces Macbook Neo - cheaper Macbooks starting at $599 4 weeks ago:
Relevant because Neo has it built in.
How about the price of an iPad case?
- Comment on Apple introduces Macbook Neo - cheaper Macbooks starting at $599 4 weeks ago:
How about a travel bag to hold all this extra equipment?
- Comment on Apple introduces Macbook Neo - cheaper Macbooks starting at $599 4 weeks ago:
How much for a 13" display to match the real estate of the Neo display?
- Comment on Apple introduces Macbook Neo - cheaper Macbooks starting at $599 4 weeks ago:
How about a keyboard that is similar to the Neo keyboard?
- Comment on Apple introduces Macbook Neo - cheaper Macbooks starting at $599 4 weeks ago:
How much does each USB port cost per device?
- Comment on Apple introduces Macbook Neo - cheaper Macbooks starting at $599 5 weeks ago:
Isn’t it about 40% cheaper than the M4 CPU?
- Comment on Apple introduces Macbook Neo - cheaper Macbooks starting at $599 5 weeks ago:
Please enlighten me then, if you don’t mind. Are there some good benchmarks out there that show the Inadequacies of the A18 chip?
- Comment on What to do with an old iPhone that I no longer use? 5 weeks ago:
You can still recycle it, but as far as factory resetting it, its probably best to ask Apple directly.
- Comment on What to do with an old iPhone that I no longer use? 5 weeks ago:
As in they are locked out of the phone?
- Comment on Apple introduces Macbook Neo - cheaper Macbooks starting at $599 5 weeks ago:
Similar iPads also come with a lot less ports, no physical keyboard, no aluminum clamshell protection, and a shittier OS.
- Comment on Apple introduces Macbook Neo - cheaper Macbooks starting at $599 5 weeks ago:
They were also talking about using it to browse the web and for very minor tasks, which is relevant.
- Comment on What to do with an old iPhone that I no longer use? 5 weeks ago:
Factory reset and send to apple for recycling.
- Comment on Windows 12 release date in 2026 possible, with AI features that may force CPU upgrades 5 weeks ago:
Be warned though that some installers will yell at you for not having a “compatible version of Windows”. Its rare, but some apps don’t like the enterprise editions.
- Comment on Server randomly locked up. Trying to find out why 5 weeks ago:
Solar flares and even the occasional random neutron hitting your equipment can cause some weird issues. If its just a one time occurrence and it doesn’t happen again, I wouldn’t worry too much about it.
- Comment on Apple brings age verification to UK users in iOS 26.4 beta - Users who don’t verify their age may not be able to download or purchase apps. 1 month ago:
Holy. Shit.
- Comment on Federated End-to-End Encrypted Messaging is Coming Soon 1 month ago:
MLS will eventually be included in all messengers.
It was initially introduced by Wire as an RFC, but they fumbled the federation by making it an enterprise only feature. Because of that, other messengers will do the federating for them. iMessage, Google Messenger, Matrix, and Germ DM (Bluesky) do or partly have it implemented.
- Comment on YSK: 'It turned out to be a tougher one': Trump says he was wrong about ending war in Ukraine 1 month ago:
www.cnn.com/2025/…/fact-check-trump-ukraine-war
Fact check: It wasn’t ‘in jest.’ Here are 53 times Trump said he’d end Ukraine war within 24 hours or before taking office
- Comment on Shit, I'd pay $9 1 month ago:
Im curious if its actually disabled then:
support.google.com/phoneapp/answer/9094888?sjid=1…
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