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I also organised this process at work, and it went rather well, (300ppl 10 year old), but of course no one had health data connected under the company domain, thats a crazy idea and it’s probably good apple enforces that to be deleted / moved / disentangled.

It is also clearly described how to move an account that is used privately to a different domain / mail.


You’re probably right but it’s also true that that is a very (probably unintended) cruel worldview that thought to the end claims all those suffering had it coming, and as such deserves to be called out and those having it should reconsider.


unfortunately every single Motorola phone is ridiculously large


All phones are ridiculously large today, though. I rocked an iPhone SE 1st gen for a lot longer than I probably should have. I miss the form factor every day. I hate being a market segment that's too small to matter to anybody.


Yes, and a way out of that is open source, where you aren't a customer…


usually a bunch of lights are wired in series, if one burns out all stay dark.

Find and replace the broken one, and all light again!


My Grandpa is a beekeeper, i help him take care of his hives. The honey i get out of that crystallises quickly to a relatively rough texture, and has a deep taste. It is a completely different thing than what you get in the store.

I don’t know if that one is adulterated, or just processed so much that it is all flat and smooth.


Just run your AGI during the day and suspend it at night?

Also makes it easier to fight when it turns evil


if you have me a reg key or something that enables automatic driver install but disables app install i’d be thankful, i was searching for that but never could find it


Oh wow, this seems much better than Samsung, they promise 5 years of security updates, but after the first year or so only every six months.


I have a Samsung S21 from 2021 and get both feature and security updates almost every month.


This looks very cool, but no secure boot means i won’t be able to use it at work.

(from the faq:)

> Does iVentoy support secure boot?

> NO. In UEFI mode you must disable secure boot in the BIOS before use iVentoy


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