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function join_function(a, b :: Union(String, Char)) | |
# Julia's is a bit too permissive on types | |
join(a, b) | |
end | |
list = [1, 2, 3] | |
separator = ", " | |
macro call(symbol_a, symbol_b, symbol_c) | |
a, b, c = eval(:( $symbol_a, $symbol_b, $symbol_c)) |
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Stopping iMessage from ruining you life | |
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If you switch from an iPhone to a non-Apple device, Apple will punish you by making texts from iPhone users silently fail to deliver. This is a guide to preventing this from happening to you (or if it's already too late, ending the madness). | |
I haven't yet switched/I still have my iPhone | |
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Then, there is still time. You can make this transition painless. On your iPhone, open the `Settings` app, and scroll down until you see an item labeled `Messages`. Tap on `Messages` and you will be taken to the messages-related settings. The first item should be labeled `iMessages`. Its slider is probabbly green with a little `1`. If it is, tap the slider so that it is turned off (all white with a little `0` on the right-hand side). With `iMessage` turned off, it should be safe to switch to a new phone. These instructions assume you are running iOS 7. | |
I no longer have my iPhone |