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u/teslawhaleshark

▲ 2 r/iosgaming

How do you even run ios12 and earlier apps these days

I have a bunch of games still kept on my previous iPad Air 2015 but no longer updated or no longer available for download.

Should I just backup the whole device with my computer and then load the backup into my new iPad?

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u/teslawhaleshark — 1 day ago
▲ 0 r/KDP

>To continue using Kindle Direct Publishing's publishing features, we're asking authors and publishers to verify their identity. This is done to promote safety and trust across Kindle Direct Publishing and Amazon.

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Most of you probably aready received this letter. It doesn't immediately tell yuo that outside of a government ID you will also need to provide live facial reognition. Look into the camera and turn left, turn right etc.

Hey commie, look at this u/Amazon, this ain't fucking r/alipay.

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u/teslawhaleshark — 14 days ago
▲ 40 r/behindthebastards

https://www.straitstimes.com/world/congo-plans-paramilitary-unit-for-mines-with-us-uae-funding

– The Democratic Republic of Congo will create a paramilitary unit to police its mines with funding from the US and United Arab Emirates, the country’s General Inspectorate of Mines (IGM) said. 

KINSHASA

The agency will invest US$100 million (S$127 million) and deploy as many of 3,000 armed recruits by December, with a goal of 20,000 “mining guards” around the country by 2028, it said in a statement on April 27. 

The force will secure production, ensure traceable transport of minerals and replace “defence forces currently deployed in mining zones”, according to the statement. 

Police currently patrol most operations, but military and presidential guard personnel are occasionally found at sites, often in breach of the country’s mining code. The new unit will eventually replace the police, the IGM told Bloomberg.

Congo is the world’s second-biggest source of copper and largest producer of key battery mineral cobalt.

While those two metals are largely mined at massive industrial projects, most of Congo’s mines are dug by hand by millions of artisanal miners.

The guards will begin work in the south-eastern copper-and-cobalt-rich Katanga region, which also has large deposits of zinc, lithium, gold, tin ore and tantalum ore, the IGM said.

u/teslawhaleshark — 23 days ago