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@whiteykids so here i have done some search.
H (a woman): hana (gugudan but no one knows about her so i dont think) or hani
N (a woman): naeun, nayoung, nancy, namjoo
S (a man): seonghwa (ateez), shownu, seogkwan
J -> Jhonny
If I am wrong just put the right number of letters😭
Someone being mean, rude, and downright disrespectful to you? Just say the word and Seven will take care of it. That bully? Yep..they are now remembered for that one teenage picture that went viral suddenly for having to go to the hospital because they got stuck in a lamp shade. Sherlocking can't figure out how that kid got stuck in the first place.
Carol (about Christmas gift for daughter): What did you want when you were this age?
Therese: A train set.
Brainy (about welcome gift for Esme): Castle, theme park, or train?
Kara & Lena (simultaneously): Train.
In a Post-Sidecar World, Luna Display Rises Up With Mac-to-Mac Mode
When Apple unveiled Sidecar in macOS Catalina, it caused a bit of a furor with suggestions that it had once again usurped a third-party developer’s solution by building it into its own operating system. Of course, while borrowing ideas from other companies is far from unheard of in Silicon Valley, when Apple does so, it’s […] https://www.idropnews.com/news/in-a-post-sidecar-world-luna-display-rises-up-with-mac-to-mac-mode/120771/
What iOS 12 features might you have seen before?
Most of us look forward to Apple events. We’re curious to see what new features will be introduced, regardless of whether we’ll ever actually use them. But for some developers, it can be a nerve-wracking time for one simple reason: what if Apple decides to clone your app?
Having your service or software copied is an occupational hazard for any developer, but the danger is particularly acute in Apple’s ecosystem because of the power the company wields over its OS and its users. The practice even has its own nickname — “Sherlocking” — named after Apple’s Sherlock search tool, which, in 2002, introduced a bunch of features previously found in third-party rival Watson.
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LIBRARIAN: a.k.a., “the thing-finder.”
YAAASS
