• Eager Eagle
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      78 months ago

      If they kept it on ice, they could ask much more for it

    • RBG
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      68 months ago

      “You want a finger? I can get you a finger, believe me. There are ways, Dude. You don’t wanna know about it, believe me. I’ll get you a finger by this afternoon–with nail polish. These fucking amateurs.”

      • Billegh
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        138 months ago

        Right, the charger exploded and not the phone

      • @[email protected]
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        48 months ago

        I’m sure the image posted doesn’t have an exploded charger that could indicate why the comment you replied to was made!

  • @[email protected]
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    258 months ago

    To any potential buyers keep in mind that if the phone ever goes dead or is restarted do I need the PIN

      • @[email protected]
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        208 months ago

        huh TIL.

        Radio frequency – RF waves do not respond to the dead layer of skin on the outside of your finger – the part that might be chapped or too dry to be read with much accuracy – and instead reads only the living tissue underneath. This produces an extremely precise image of your print, and ensures that a severed finger is completely useless… This means that the Touch ID sensor should be remarkably accurate for living creatures, but it also means that only a finger attached to a beating heart will be able to unlock it. source

        • The Menemen!
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          118 months ago

          I am not jealous of your browser history.

  • @fastandcurious
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    138 months ago

    Damn thats a nice looking and perfectly cut finger

  • @BilboBargains
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    128 months ago

    I use Android but how much for the finger?

  • Fish [Indiana]
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    18 months ago

    Who uses their pinky finger for unlocking their phone? That’s the real crime here