I was still waiting for them to enable it by default…

They exempted iMessage because it’s not big in Europe. If it were as big as in the US it would’ve fallen under the DMA.

What’s the difference between this and CBOR?

But if they had authentication you would know that the message doesn’t come from a legitimate satélite.

I never thought of that. That’s quite smart!

Most of the time comes disabled by default. You can easily change it but it’s a shame that it doesn’t come enabled by default

I thought that it was the carriers the ones hosting the RCS server. Is this not true?

Anyone good at insulting and ranting can make the cut. It should not be hard to train an AI on it.

For me the trick was to disable web search. I don’t remember how I did it but you can Google it. Then it was really nice and fast, as it should’ve always been

I had the same issue and went for the app AMDroid. Worked really well

Duo (videocalling app)

Well, I rarely fail because I look inside the connector and see where the plastic is and then plug it properly. I tend to fail when I cannot see inside the connector because it's in a weird spot.

I guess the redditor was either bragging about always looking inside or was a kid

In Spain, union staff is company staff. They get paid by the company. There are some rules about how much staff time a union gets depending on company size. If I remember properly it was about 1 full time employee per every 80 workers.

For striking, in Spain people just take the cut of that day or, depending on the sector, there are arrangements where workers strike and company still pays the same. Usually transport workers.

Wait wait, you PAY your unions in the US??? I thought I already heard all

What's wrong with Unreal? IMO it's quite an amazing engine.

I swear, Google Home is so annoying with its replies… Just shut up and do what I asked you to do!

How much is this compared to their estimaded reserves?

Not long ago I decided to buy a radio just for emergencies. I guess having it in my smartphone would be better yes.

I'm using iDrive. Quite cheap and if you want an S3 interface you can check their enterprise e2 tier.

But your password should never reach the server. It should be hashed already at the client and then salted at the server with a random hash. Then you store the salted hash