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Comment Re:30 years of journalism experience in 30 seconds (Score 1) 156

Every time you write something that you strongly believe, always call somebody on the other side to find out why they disagree with you

While both sides of the story are indeed important, too often they are treated equally by the journalist despite one side's point being clearly stronger or more relevant. News organizations today have a tendency to neutralize stories so far that they fail to capture what's important for the reader.

Not every story is balanced, nor should they be.

Comment Not bad, but... (Score 1) 167

1 in 7's not bad, but from my experience as an iOS developer in a large company, the current year (or last year) works 2/3 of the time. A 4-digit passcode is not security, its a minor deterrent to your friends using your phone to post embarrassing things in your accounts.
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Submission + - What has your phone survived? (togapit.com)

NotAnIndividual writes: On an ice fishing trip two months ago, I lost my iPhone somewhere in the snow. I searched and searched, but to no avail. But just this weekend when moving the ice hut, lo and behold there it was. I quickly threw it into a bag of rice and placed it under a lamp to defrost. Three hours later I plugged it in. I wasn't expecting much. I mean, really, it had been frozen in snow for the last two months! To my surprise, the Apple logo popped up. I put in the SIM card and voila, my iPhone was back. My apps, my contacts, my music and more importantly my life were back. And this is the same iPhone that I dropped in a cup of coffee a few months ago! This got me wondering how much damage a cell phone can actually take.

How have other slashdot users punished their phones without actually killing them completely?

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