Think different. /s

Step one: take to Apple Store
Step two: get repaired at Apple Store

Step one: take to Apple Store
Step two: get repaired at Apple Store

Because he streamed. Streaming turns to swatting nearly every time if you don’t protect your location information.

Of course, we could just ban ad tracking entirely and solve the problem in an instant.

I’ve got a house to sell you with a decent foundation, just don’t mind the permanent graffiti all over it.

Because Windows has some of the worst UI design in this quadrant.

If Windows had better security and update practices, software like CrowdStrike wouldn’t be a necessity.

Existing and being necessary are two different things. Linux and MacOS are operating systems. Windows is an ad delivery system that masquerades as an operating system.

They just made the poor decisions that made CrowdStrike required in the first place.

Your PC ran into a problem that Microsoft couldn’t handle.

Why aren’t we all using YaCy?

Maybe that’s the misunderstanding—we aren’t political, we’re pirates. Our only messaging is arch, btw.

That’s why I’ve enjoyed it there—we are more active about sharing our hobbies than our social opinions.

Aww, DB0 appreciates you to a lesser extent too, buddy!

I agree, but it needs a solid philosophy of use behind it so if doesn’t capture all of your attention the same way a phone does.

Honestly, they had me for the 1st gen, and then progressively convinced me that I don’t need one as they made it more of a phone.

That isn’t what they’re doing—it says in the article that the measurements are of case height, not screen size within the case. The body of the watch is bigger.

The phone made sense up to a point—it has become more like a miniature book, and the changing form has reflected that.

The entire point of the watch is to free yourself from the screen of the phone for basic tasks. If the function of the watch hinges on the screen, then the phone is the better tool for that.

There was a time when Apple understood how the different parts of their ecosystem existed in their own lanes. Tim Cook has not seemed to grasp that one of their greatest strengths was that their devices weren’t designed to do absolutely everything, but rather a few targeted things very well.

Jesus, if we’re chasing bigger screens on watches, we’re thinking about them all wrong.

Then sell me a 1TB plan—don’t call it unlimited.

I’m not screwing anybody over. I am using an available plan from a large company, and they have not had any issue with my usage that they have deemed necessary to bring to my attention. I cover multiple machines with their service, and my other machines have far less data on them—likely below their average. I am using it as a personal backup, as intended. Even if I trend above their average, they had to expect that some users would fall into that category if the option was available.

You are the only party that seems to have a major issue with how I’m using the service. I don’t understand why you seem to have such a strong opinion on this.

If a business doesn’t want a plan to be used as unlimited storage, then they should simply set a limit in the terms.