noboostforyou

> Now, Siri looks through my messages and finds a dinner reservation from OpenTable from months ago and declares that to be fact.

Settings > Siri > Apps > Messages > "Learn from this App"

Unfortunately Apple makes you toggle this off individually for every single app, seems like an intentional dark pattern that they don't let you toggle off all apps in one go. Also, each iOS updates seems to re-enable Siri for every single app so it doesn't respect your previously disabled apps.

Safari's reader mode is a godsend for this article. I just want to see a simple list of "state - bar - date" but this is like those recipe blog posts where you need to sort through a bunch of filler until you finally get the recipe after numerous paragraphs of fluff.

Besides setting up your own device, Apple TV would be the best bet from any of the large manufacturers.

"assaulting a cop with your car" as if she wasn't trying to simply leave the area and had her tires turned completely away from the cop who proceeds to shoot her in the head.

> innocent people

I must have missed the trial where she was found guilty, when did that happen? Oh wait...

Either way, you're celebrating the extra-judicial execution of a citizen and think that's normal behavior. You sound like the violent person here.

> Rene good deserved her concequences 100% though what a piece of shit person.

Serious question - wtf is wrong with you?

One of my favorite lines "Peligroso es mi nombre medio" (which of course is not grammatically correct in Spanish) and then his short inspirational speech invoking general Zapata were great.

This aligns with my limited personal power tool owning experience. Milwaukee is pretty consistently good quality and their high capacity lithium batteries are expensive but worth the price. My $100 Ryobi electric power washer is also still going strong after a couple years of ownership.

Craftsman is a shell of its former self, tools are complete garbage imo and you're better off buying cheap tools from Harbor Freight at that point.

Klein is still good too.

From the same article:

"The phone a few minutes after finishing the benchmark. It no longer booted because the battery was too cold!"

Ah, gotcha - yes that explains my misunderstanding. I was equating "open access" to free access to the content via website. Thanks for clarifying.

How so? I don't have an account but I am able to read the entire paper directly from the OP's link, is there some sort of free limit or something that I have yet to hit? I get some banner ads served on their site but I'm not seeing how it isn't open access.

I was using a common "phrase" that highlights individual human error vs systemic failures

Since you are stuck on the semantics allow me to rephrase - "if a single developer is able to delete your entire production db, that's an org failure"