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The things they're saying make no sense to me, unless they have an active Apple account that is publishing apps to the App store, and Apple is threatening to delete the account if they don't play ball. I mean they're just distributing code. Apple has no authority to prevent people from open sourcing software, and there are a billion Xcode projects for OSX and iOS on github. Is Apple going to barge in and shut all of them down too?
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Cawd Rud posted:Anyone have the zip still saved? Looks like Apple forced them to stop distributing f.lux this way. I knew I should have jumped on this... 
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Nov 12, 2015 22:33
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:I was thinking of getting a Google Cardboard viewer for a friend who has an iPhone 6 and enjoys these kind of gadgets. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B011EG5HJ2/
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Nov 12, 2015 22:45
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xzzy posted:The things they're saying make no sense to me, unless they have an active Apple account that is publishing apps to the App store, and Apple is threatening to delete the account if they don't play ball. It's because they're using private API's.
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Nov 13, 2015 01:48
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The Xcode project they released is really just a big binary that you sign yourself, which is also weird. You can't take a look at the source. But yeah, the only reason to comply with Apple's threat is to keep their relationship in good standing, which I guess still matters even though they've had a release for jailbroken iOS devices for years.  Anyway, someone put it up on github here: https://github.com/jefferyleo/f.lux
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Nov 13, 2015 02:21
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eightysixed posted:I know I'm way behind the times, but I bought a new iPad recently, at that leaves my iPad Generation 1 up for toying around with. What is the best way to jailbreak the original iPad 1 which is, of course, ceiling locked to 5.1.1? Bumping this because I'm in the same boat. I've got an iPad 1 that is just a video player and ebook reader at this point. Tell me cool jailbreal poo poo to do with it.
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Nov 13, 2015 04:34
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i still have a first gen ipad it's great for the kids to watch netflix and youtube on
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Nov 13, 2015 04:36
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You can't do any cool poo poo with an iPad 1 unless you consider being a multi-drink coaster cool
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Nov 13, 2015 04:41
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You can sell the iPad to Amazon for $75 if it's in pristine condition.
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Nov 13, 2015 04:55
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What do you guys use for bill tracking? I've used billminder (and debt minder) since like 2010 but I think the dev is done updating both apps. Really just want something to remind me what bills are due when.
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Nov 13, 2015 05:47
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Nask26 posted:What do you guys use for bill tracking? I've used billminder (and debt minder) since like 2010 but I think the dev is done updating both apps. Really just want something to remind me what bills are due when. Uh, autopay with my bank or providers and ynab to make sure it doesn't matter when those bills come out. Managing that stuff manually is dumb unless you can't help it (American Express  ). For those bills I just use reminders. I don't know why you'd need a specific app.
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Nov 13, 2015 07:49
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sometimes I'll pay my bill late three months in s row then pay ahead of time so my bank thinks I'm worthy of rewards
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Nov 13, 2015 08:13
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I gave my old iPad to my mom so she can FaceTime us. Now I can use my moms iPad getting old as an excuse to update my own iPad.
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Nov 13, 2015 09:39
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xzzy posted:It has the best snooze feature in alarm clock history, just smash your phone and it leaves you alone for a few minutes. The snooze gets shorter as you get closer to your desired wake up time. Huh? Why would you snooze an alarm, or set an alarm at all, before your desired wake up time?
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Nov 13, 2015 11:50
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wooger posted:Huh? Sleep cycle tracks (or at least in theory) attempts to track your cycle and figures out the best time to wake you up as early as 30 minutes of your alarm. The idea is to catch you when you're out of the deep sleep so you wake up rested. It's the whole point of actually tracking your sleep movements.
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Nov 13, 2015 13:20
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"Desired wake up time" might be a bad way to put it, I think "Latest wake up time" would be better, since that's the very last straw and no matter how bad you might feel, you gotta get up and get ready for work. I tried it the other night and it was pretty wrong in thinking I was in a deep sleep at just before 6am, when I specifically remember waking up and glancing at a clock to see what time it was. Though as it says in the app, it'll take time to calibrate so I'm gonna try it out for a while. Just a shame that it apparently needs to be laid flat on a table, meaning my nice phone dock can't be used for a while.
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Nov 13, 2015 13:41
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I'm still not sold on the listening option but the motion based tracking does take a few days to calibrate. I'll give it a week or so and see how it ends up working out.
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My first gen iPad still streams Plex and YouTube perfectly. I don't use it for much else other than iBooks. I'd like to replace it with a retina iPad mini at some point but I'm in no rush.
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Nov 13, 2015 19:42
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Unacknowledged posted:My first gen iPad still streams Plex and YouTube perfectly. I don't use it for much else other than iBooks. I'd like to replace it with a retina iPad mini at some point but I'm in no rush. Edit: posting from my new Retina Mini btw 
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Nov 15, 2015 15:17
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My only problem with the sleep apps is that it takes me forever to fall asleep and then when I'm finally about to fall asleep, I forget to turn on the app. Guess I could just leave the app on...
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Nov 15, 2015 21:45
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Sounds like you just need two phones.
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Nov 16, 2015 01:26
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Seems like Readdle's PDF Expert is the free app of the week right now. It's usually  and if it lives up to the quality of Documents then it should be a fantastic PDF annotation tool.https://appsto.re/gb/nGcwS.i
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Nov 16, 2015 15:27
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Does anyone know of an app or service where I can put in a bunch of scheduled tasks that need to be done once a month, let me mark something as done to reset that counter, and have an easy view of what tasks haven't been done for the longest time?
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cbirdsong posted:Does anyone know of an app or service where I can put in a bunch of scheduled tasks that need to be done once a month, let me mark something as done to reset that counter, and have an easy view of what tasks haven't been done for the longest time? Yeah, Reminders.app, the stock checklist app, does this. To get the view of tasks that haven't been done for a long time you just press the scheduled view button and it'll say like, "1 day overdue". I use it this way for chores like washing cupboards that you only do a few times a year.
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Who the hell washes their cupboards on a recurring basis?
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Wunderlist is pretty great too and it actually scales well to more complicated lives too. There are honestly tons of options out there to choose from.
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Nov 16, 2015 18:00
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Michael Scott posted:Who the hell washes their cupboards on a recurring basis? I was thinking it. You posted it, so I have to second the request for this.
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Nov 16, 2015 19:16
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Michael Scott posted:Who the hell washes their cupboards on a recurring basis? I do. Every spring and fall. That's also when vent covers go through a full dish cycle, the garage floor gets powerwashed, etc. How dusty is your hovel?
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Michael Scott posted:Who the hell washes their cupboards on a recurring basis? Please wash your cupboards. I mean, other things are on that list as well to make sure that my home doesn't decay into some kind of filthy grotto. I think these are normal things for adults to do: Wash sheets (this one is roughly biweekly for us to save water, but we may be gross that way and biweekly seems to be the point at which I lose track of things) Wash walls Clean dishwasher Polish sink and fixtures Check smoke detectors Check furnace filter Scrub floors Clean drawers Dust (this is just accountability because the badge icon bothers me more than the dust) Clean window coverings File They're like, deep clean things that get away from you if you aren't responsible for them as part of your "job" like a homemaker, so I use an app to keep track of it and clean them when I get to it. It's not a big deal if you wait an extra two weeks to give your walls a wash, but it's a big deal if you wait four years.
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You have an app. I have a wife e: probably should have just stuck with the app 
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Hey guys this is probably a pretty lame request but my Girlfriend's friend snooped her iphone when they were out on Saturday night then confronted her about the contents of a text message. It's all a big drama bomb since they live together etc long story short are there any good apps that covertly take selfies whenever someone unlocks an iPhone? I tried googling but all the articles returned were a couple of years old and not exactly what she is looking for.
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Bacon Terrorist posted:Hey guys this is probably a pretty lame request but my Girlfriend's friend snooped her iphone when they were out on Saturday night then confronted her about the contents of a text message. It's all a big drama bomb since they live together etc long story short are there any good apps that covertly take selfies whenever someone unlocks an iPhone? Tell her not to share her passcode next time.
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I don't understand how that would do anything to fix the problem. It just redistributes childish drama. What's the intent? Like, I get it if you're intending to prosecute someone for unauthorized use, or if you want evidence to give the cops, but to somehow work through nonsense with your mentally 14-year-old roommate? I'm not being mean, I'm genuinely curious.
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The theory is apparently the culprit denied actively snooping and claimed she saw it by accident when she was handed the phone to look at something else, but the times don't correlate. So this would prove her guilt if it happened again? But yeah I just said change the passcode.
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Bacon Terrorist posted:The theory is apparently the culprit denied actively snooping and claimed she saw it by accident when she was handed the phone to look at something else, but the times don't correlate. So this would prove her guilt if it happened again? Ah, that sort of makes sense. I mean, it doesn't solve the root of the problem which seems to be that everyone involved is an idiot for caring about this stuff. Though I'm sure your girlfriend is a lovely person in other ways.
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Nov 16, 2015 22:51
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how do you clean a dishwasher it should clean itself
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Is polishing a sink different from normal cleaning? Do you have chrome sinks?
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Nov 16, 2015 23:08
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"File." Your fingernails? I need a reminder for this too. Siri, remind me to file my fingernails tomorrow at 1pm.
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Bacon Terrorist posted:The theory is apparently the culprit denied actively snooping and claimed she saw it by accident when she was handed the phone to look at something else, but the times don't correlate. So this would prove her guilt if it happened again? Or use that assisted touch mode or whatever it is for disabled people or children like the people you hang out with. Fake edit: guided access, notifications presumably still come through though, watch out in case someone texts something bad about her to that phone! And if they're the type to snoop, they might get offended when they find out they're locked into the app to prevent their snooping! Or tell everyone to grow up...or stop giving her phone out if it's gonna be this stupid every time.
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noirstronaut posted:how do you clean a dishwasher it should clean itself Please clean your dishwasher. poo poo gets disgusting in the trap and seals and gets all over your food. Snowy posted:Is polishing a sink different from normal cleaning? Do you have chrome sinks? http://www.popsugar.com/smart-living/How-Clean-Your-Stainless-Steel-Sink-30688216 Try giving your sink a good once-over with some bleach, you'll be sold if you care. eightysixed posted:"File." Stuff like taxes, receipts, warranty forms, all that poo poo. Every couple of years we prune the stuff that doesn't need to be saved anymore. Registration forms for old cars, receipts for items that are years old or gone, that kind of thing.
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