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simson0606 reacted to ZestyJalapeno in iPhone Xs/Max bags the top ratings from DisplayMate, DxOMark, Anandtech for Display, Camera and Silicon
The status quo on any tech forum especially one as mainstream as LTT is that when any other phone manufacturer out-specs an iPhone on paper is; "Apple is falling behind. Tim Cook needs to rename himself to Tim Cooked." but whenever Apple completely does something truly innovative, such as the A12, the sentiment is "benchmarks do not reflect real world performance". The double standard is quite amusing
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simson0606 reacted to DrMacintosh in FBI unlocked an iPhone X by forcing suspect to use Face ID
Pro tip, if being approached by law enforcement, click the power button 5 times to disable biometrics. It will make any iOS device passcode only until it is unlocked again.
Also in the US Biometrics are not protected like passwords and passcodes are. So the police can unlock your phone with your face legally without your consent.
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simson0606 reacted to Sauron in Faxsploit will target your grandpa!
In other news, messenger pigeons could be vulnerable to cross site scripting!
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simson0606 reacted to kelvinhall05 in Can i uninstall all of the ASUS programs in my new laptop?
Just do a full reinstall. It's faster and just better overall.
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simson0606 reacted to Spotty in Amazon ends 20% Prime video game pre-order discount
Apple hit 1 Trillion and now Jeff Bezos is telling everyone to hold his beer.
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simson0606 reacted to Aprime in Why do cashiers scan Apple products 2 times when you buy them?
Oh, that's just the Apple tax.
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simson0606 reacted to PeterBocan in Microsoft wants to make Windows Command Line great again with awesome new features coming soon to Windows 10
ZSH for life. Bash is miles ahead of CMD, but ZSH is just Creme de la Creme!
EDIT: I wonder whether they come up with better scripting language than that nightmare.
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simson0606 reacted to DrMacintosh in Important Windows 7 & 8.1 updates part of telemetry data collection
macOS on my Desktop is starting to look might fine.......
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simson0606 reacted to DrMacintosh in Apple's new MacBook Pro lineup have a developed a way to repel dust away from the keyboard
They gave the new switches foreskin and marketed it as making them more silent.
Genius (not really)
Hopefully it actually helps and doesn't get damaged when cleaning.
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simson0606 reacted to leadeater in New details about the newly discovered CPU vulnerabilities namely Spectre 1.1 and 1.2
Hmm? That's an excellent point, why has no one though of it before. Pfff, security experts can't even figure out such a basic solution as this .
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simson0606 reacted to Nicnac in Massive Apple refresh maybe on the way
Imagine a mac mini version of hades canyon!
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simson0606 reacted to suicidalfranco in Windows Update KB4284835 - Causing Boot Loops
> Be MS
> Fire the team that is supposed to test your shit
> Release an OS in beta state
> Have consumer pay to use your beta product
> Don't take responsibility for when your beta software craps someone hardware
> After 3 years still keep using your customer base as beta testers
> In the meantime gather as much data as possible from your customers
> Sell said data to the highest bidder
> Focus on adding useless adware/bloatware to that beta OS you're still working on
> Force every machine to upgrade to the next beta version
> Let your rabid fan base do the apologising for you when beta upgrade shits the bed
MS in a nutshell
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simson0606 reacted to mrchow19910319 in Security researcher Matthew Hickey rolled back his claim that he successfully broke the passcode limit of iOS 11.3
"Apple fucked it up!! MUAHAHHAHAHHAHHAH!" ----- 1000 + views 400+ replies.
"Oh wait.. apple didn't..." ------ 33 views 0 reply.
this forum in a nutshell...
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simson0606 reacted to Lurick in Google AI now predicting if you'll die within 95% accuracy
The dead people
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simson0606 reacted to AnonymousGuy in Rumor: Apple might ditch the lightning port in favor of USB C for the next iPhone in 2019
It won’t happen. The lightning connector is better than the type C connector. Easier to plug in, smoother, slightly smaller.
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simson0606 got a reaction from Kalm_Traveler in Rarely-accessed NAS, how important are NAS hdd's?
It wouldn't matter much if you would only power up the nas when you need it and shut it down when you're done (not much a nas anymore though)...
But to be safe i'd then steer away from complex raid types and just stick with raid 1 or raid 10. (rebuilding is much less wear on the working drives)
All in all: nas drives are often not that much more expensive, and if the data is important to you... why not spend a little more for the peace of mind.
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simson0606 got a reaction from Daroll in dBrand opinions / shipping / quality
I like their skins, have one on my laptop and on my phone. One time i had some shipping issues but they immediately sent a replacement skin, so their customer service is on point. (and like 6 months later the original one landed on my doorstep... usps/postnl...)
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simson0606 reacted to Slottr in Bitwit or Austin Evans
I don't know if this is an unpopular opinion or something, but I hate the way Austin Evans talks. Every sentence sounds like a runoff or question
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simson0606 reacted to TechyBen in Ghostery AdBlock exposes hundreds of emails in an attempted GDPR notice
I assume only registered versions? I tried Ghostery... but IIRC I never gave my email.
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simson0606 got a reaction from sample text in dumbest question about SSDs
In general you would use raid with the same model drive (2x 960 evo for example). Although it will work with different models (same capacity though)
With raid 0 the data will be striped between the drives and will result in roughly double the speed and double the capacity, but when one of the 2 fails all data is gone. also boot times will be slower because raid needs to be initialised.
with raid 1 all data is stored on both drives and will possibly give some advantage in read speeds but the most important part of raid 1 is that 1 drive can fail without much consequences.
EDIT: I woud not recommend buying a different model drive for raid 0 down the line as capacity increases and prices drop. and different models in raid 0 can impact reliability
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simson0606 got a reaction from sample text in dumbest question about SSDs
You shouldn't have to work that much, stuff like web browsers other small programs (i'd even include office in that list as an exception) will be no problem on a 120gb drive.
remember that windows 10 by itself needs to be able to run on a 32gb drive on some tablets, so microsoft needs to keep storage space in mind.
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simson0606 got a reaction from sample text in dumbest question about SSDs
Of course the storage medium impacts the launch speed of the application. but in case of the antivirus it would also impact the boot speed because it it loaded on startup.
So in general: put often used applications on the ssd and also applications that need to be launched on boot. and put the rest wherever you like it.
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simson0606 reacted to MotionFlex in Apple gets dragged into court by relatives in a plane crash, blaming an exploding iPhone
Most cases of exploding phone battery are usually the result of someone buy a genuine replacement battery or a genuine charger so some sketchy ass guy who insist its the real deal. So even if phone x catches on fire, it probably isn't company x fault.