maybe lightning cables arent such a good design after all?

[Max Demian]

"Execute" just means "do" so you execute your TV when you turn it on.

[Mike Tomlinson]

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Thank you :)

Yes, agreed. I love the way language evolves.

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in a million chance of things falling into exactly the right place.

Less than 1 in a million or we'd hear more reports as about 1 billion iphon es have been sold which would mean 1 in a million leaves us with about 1000 incedents. The only way a dog tag would do that is if the plug (mains) was n't properly pushed into it's socket and the tag worked it's way in there.

[James Wilkinson Sword]

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a 1 in a million chance of things falling into exactly the right place.=

iphones have been sold which would mean 1 in a million leaves us with ab= out 1000 incedents. The only way a dog tag would do that is if the plug = (mains) wasn't properly pushed into it's socket and the tag worked it's = way in there.

Your maths is wrong. There are 1 billion iphones, but not 1 billion peo= ple who charge them on their bed while using a dogtag.

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a 1 in a million chance of things falling into exactly the right place.

phones have been sold which would mean 1 in a million leaves us with about

1000 incedents. The only way a dog tag would do that is if the plug (mains) wasn't properly pushed into it's socket and the tag worked it's way in the re.

le who charge them on their bed while using a dogtag.

And how many humans wear dog tags, I've never, I dont listen to music in be d and I've never found the need to charge anything like that whiloe in bed.

[James Wilkinson Sword]

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bly a 1 in a million chance of things falling into exactly the right pla= ce.

on iphones have been sold which would mean 1 in a million leaves us with= about 1000 incedents. The only way a dog tag would do that is if the pl= ug (mains) wasn't properly pushed into it's socket and the tag worked it= 's way in there.

people who charge them on their bed while using a dogtag.

in bed and I've never found the need to charge anything like that whiloe= in bed.

Exactly, so there are very few people who have put themselves in the sit= uation he did. So how can you know it's more likely than 1 in a million= ?

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ly a 1 in a million chance of things falling into exactly the right place.

n iphones have been sold which would mean 1 in a million leaves us with abo ut 1000 incedents. The only way a dog tag would do that is if the plug (mai ns) wasn't properly pushed into it's socket and the tag worked it's way in there.

eople who charge them on their bed while using a dogtag.

n bed and I've never found the need to charge anything like that whiloe in bed.

ation he did. So how can you know it's more likely than 1 in a million?

I never said it was more likely because it takes more than just an iphone.

[James Wilkinson Sword]

Tim Watts

obably a 1 in a million chance of things falling into exactly the right = place.

llion iphones have been sold which would mean 1 in a million leaves us w= ith about 1000 incedents. The only way a dog tag would do that is if the= plug (mains) wasn't properly pushed into it's socket and the tag worked= it's way in there.

on people who charge them on their bed while using a dogtag.

ic in bed and I've never found the need to charge anything like that whi= loe in bed.

situation he did. So how can you know it's more likely than 1 in a mill= ion?

Please rewrite in English.

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