As far as I know ReFS doesn’t support chkdsk as it should do all the magic automatically.

Problem is that it doesn’t work, and when it breaks you can’t fix it.

Isn’t ReFS really lacking or have they fixed the problems?

A device connecting to random open Wifi connections would be illegal.

You need over 1000°C.

No. Prions cannot be destroyed by normal cooking temperatures.

Why are you uploading images that potentially contain customer data? The 1D barcode contains the same data as you've censored right underneath it.

The military must be extremely interested in this instant acceleration to mach 3 they keep talking about.

Apple can’t restore Signal data, it’s made that way on purpose.

I’d guess dithering, as it looks very smooth on a CRT.

It’s counter-intuitive but those PS1 games look much better on old CRTs than modern TVs.

Most people report they get old pictures on their news devices with the same iCloud account. This one is different, it claims an used iPad with a new Apple ID gets the old owners pictures. That'd be quite a wild thing to happen.

A comment on the internet doesn't prove anything.

That's borderline impossible, unless the iCloud uploads get tied to some permanent device ID and they sync by that. Nobody with a brain would do that though, quite impossible that'd ever get implemented.

The key to all storage on device is wiped when you reset an iPhone, so that wouldn't make sense either.

The important part is actually removing that link between the data and user identifier. Who knows what they actually do.

Doesn't work when we're talking pictures and videoes.

Why above six floors?

They released the wrong version on multiple stores, I wouldn’t put it past them to do such an accident.

Yeah it’ll be horrible.

The first taste of what's to come.

It won’t, people blindly set Chrome on a shiny pedestal and move to it.

Very bad for an open internet. Ironic, but true.

Can’t most people survive with a single lung?

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Why do you want all your data in Microsoft's cloud?

Isn't this industry pretty egregious when it comes to lock-in? It would be nothing new for them to lock their equipment to a certain controller, and use encryption for communication.

Couldn't number 1 be fixed by always requiring a signal? If the signal drops, the machine stops.