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Go by the cable seating fully or not.

If the cable doesn’t seat fully then there’s something in there you’re missing. If it’s seating fully it may actually be damaged. Take it Apple to service.

Looks more like trolling than anything else.

You’d need to be seriously stupid to post this junk on social media where authorities could easily track you down.

It’s possible to short, but the port pin outs show 2 or 3 pins between voltage lines and grounds.

It’s a pretty small port and a toothpick doesn’t fit well around the post in the centre if you want to get to the very bottom. I borrowed a very fine sewing needle from stepmom for port cleaning duties.

I did turn it off first though.

I want to run for government and my first platform objective will be to permanently end tax free status for churches/religions. They meddle too much in politics to not pay taxes.

He’s a nut job. He won’t last a year before his pack of insane clowns implode.

Someone else for the government to order back to work?

I can’t vote NDP soon enough.

Mine wouldn’t seat fully and would pop out. Debris in connector. Cleaned out with a needle and it was fine again. Go by the USB C connector seating fully. If it doesn’t, there’s something in there impeding it.

I like Apple products because I have to deal with PC crap at work a lot of the time and I want my phone to work without ever having to spend any time at all on it.

That will take Dr. Emmet Brown and a heavily modified Delorean.

If you’re not urgent you’re 100% at the end of the line. I’ve been at both ends, the front and the back. The front sucks way more. They bring you in fast if you have a potentially fatal condition. And it sucks.

I know waiting sucks too but better than being close to kicking off. Public clinics around here (BC) are generally reasonable if you don’t have a family MD. Go in first thing in the morning to get on the list and they’ll call you back an hour or so before they can see you so you don’t need to wait in the lobby all day.

Just wait until you want to install a kernel extension.

Still, it keeps people like my parents from getting malware easily so it’s not all bad and I can bypass it for my needs.

If only they’d remove registry access as well so devs could only keep their settings in the local install folder. They shouldn’t have write access outside their installed folder anyway without specific permissions.

There’s no need to clutter up a system registry with individual app settings.

Ditch the USB and look into Unraid.

Plug those drives (any size) together into a cheap used PC and use Unraid to join them up into a monolithic array that can also use recover from drives failing with zero data loss and effortlessly scale larger by adding new drives of any size, mixing and matching as you like.

It’s the single best computing investment I’ve made in the last two decades and can scale as big or small as you like.

Yes theres a free demo version.

Still curious how they calculated it. Wonder if the methodology is published anywhere.

It probably shouldn’t be quoted then as it’s flawed.

How do they calculate the numbers in this letter?

Rather than “up to”, I want to know how many passengers are actually moving by car and bike per hour right now.

And in the US you can also put outgoing mail in your box and they’ll take it. Super convenient. Why can’t they do that here too since they’re already there?

I want everyone who whines about a time change put on their own little island of people who can’t cope.

They can have whatever time they want away from people who are actually able to handle the very smallest of changes to their lives.

“[Parts pairing] is completely unnecessary, has no benefit, and serves only to prevent users from easily swapping parts,” Collin told me.

Collin is wrong. Parts pairing totally kills the illegal parts market and I absolutely love that. Make stolen stuff utterly useless for criminals to eliminate the demand.

I love the new one where parts can be transplanted if the phone is not activation locked though.

You can always self-clear your package. Then they don’t see any extra fees from you.

Super simple

1. Tell them to email you the commercial invoice.
2. Bring invoice to Canada customs and pay any duties or taxes-they stamp your paper.
3. Bring stamped paper to courier and they have to give you your stuff with no additional fees.

Done

Done it many times. Super easy here because UPS and Canada customs are a 5 minute drive from each other.