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931.
by 4ad 9y ago
It’s the worst piece of software I ever used. Worst than Lotus notes, worse than Eclipse. It’s the only software that genuinely makes me angry.
932.
by 4ad 9y ago
> roblem is EVERY speaker made the last 20 years is better than these speakers. I disagree heres. "Real" speakers might be better, but most people listen to music on crappy laptop speakers or crappy bluetooth 1-inch mono speake
933.
by 4ad 9y ago
The Intel GPU is in the CPU, so yeah, it has two GPUs. Unfortunately, if it's like other ThinkPads I think the HDMI output requires the discrete GPU.
934.
by 4ad 9y ago
And yet you can buy that exact LCD on ebay.
935.
by 4ad 9y ago
You can't hide space launches but you can sure hide a person in of those classified satellites.
936.
by 4ad 9y ago
Thank goodness they didn't manage to compromise motorcycles yet!
937.
by 4ad 9y ago
Yeah, this is a total footgun.
938.
by 4ad 9y ago
The source code is not embedded in the binary! go tool pprof has to have access to the source code in order to print the source code. The binaries only contain source code coordinates for symbols.
939.
by 4ad 9y ago
Yeah, companies forcing people to buy new crap all the time because the old stuff is discontinued and customers are locked out from fixing it themselves is definitely good for the environment.
940.
by 4ad 9y ago
Actually, no, you don't. Where I live it's almost impossible to make any kind of artisanal car street-legal.
941.
by 4ad 9y ago
Where do I find all this mythical stuff that I want? I want a new car with no software, no computers, no GPS, no radio, no power windows, no keyless entry, no thermostat. Where do I find it? Realistically I can only chose between crap I don
942.
by 4ad 9y ago
Erm, my Garmin GPSMAP 64 can get a fix after a reboot in about one second. And if I didn't boot it in a few months it takes 15 seconds tops. You are thinking of very old and very crappy GPSes. Today GPSes not only get a fix very quickl
943.
by 4ad 9y ago
You have to swipe to log-in. The system authenticates you automatically, but doesn't show the home screen unless you swipe.
944.
by 4ad 9y ago
Not me. Plus non-destructive editing does not preclude a non-IDE, non-library based workflow.
945.
by 4ad 9y ago
This is a joke, right? It has to be a joke.
946.
by 4ad 9y ago
Ah, of course that cameras always have time set wrong! Personally I use cloud services like iCloud only for my iPhone pictures. For my "real" photography I just keep files on a NFS server (and Lightroom is a pain with NFS...), I d
947.
by 4ad 9y ago
It will try to keep new photos photos locally, but it doesn't seem to be downloading old pictures unless I zoom into them.
948.
by 4ad 9y ago
> FWIW, all these reasons are why I pay Flickr. I am very happy to pay someone to take care of my problems and I am a big fan in general of paying for software and services. Not sure exactly how Flickr would help me though, but I will ta
949.
by 4ad 9y ago
Not sure how it's done, but I also don't have this problem on iOS. Apple Photos seems to sort by UTC, not sure if it uses embedded TZ in photos or the GPS in EXIF, but whatever it's using, it seems to work fine for me.
950.
by 4ad 9y ago
I'll try it again, last time I liked it even less than Lightroom.
951.
by 4ad 9y ago
Personally, I don't want a "photo management" app, I want an app that is very good at batch processing, works over NFS drives, and doesn't use "projects" and "libraries". Basically I want a GUI versio
952.
by 4ad 9y ago
> Wikipedia still says "There is no way to record time-zone information along with the time, thus rendering the stored time ambiguous." It'll be a while for cameras to catch up. Apple Photos sorts photos by UTC, today, I a
953.
by 4ad 9y ago
> Better move to Lightroom or something similar. I don't want to rent software, and I don't want to install the dreaded Adobe installer. What other good alternatives are there? Darktable doesn't pass the test.
954.
by 4ad 9y ago
Yeah, and it doesn't make any sense as they already have the pictures in the original quality stored on their servers already. I think (but I am not sure) you can use iCloud Photo sharing even if you don't use iCloud Photo library
955.
by 4ad 9y ago
> What family sharing use case needs more than 100 albums for sharing family photos. 100 albums is nothing. Looking at my photo share history (on Google+, not iCloud as iCloud is useless) I have about 500 albums shared with friends and f
956.
by 4ad 9y ago
Hmm, that means redownloading 50 GB of photos, but I guess I could try it. Do you know if you could force download all the iCloud Photos library instead of having it load on demand? Even with Settings -> Photos -> Download and Keep Or
957.
by 4ad 9y ago
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202299 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202786 Some highlights: > When shared, photos taken with standard point-and-shoot cameras, SLR cameras, or iOS devices
958.
by 4ad 9y ago
I'll settle for when shared iCloud albums support a decent size and resolution. iCloud Photos is frustratingly bad, but I don't want to buy into other cloud ecosystem, like Google's. Does anybody know if it's possible
959.
by 4ad 9y ago
I don't experience input lag, but I definitely experience general UI lag. Everything is so jittery compared to iOS 10. Swipes, transitions, everything lags.
960.
by 4ad 9y ago
I experience lagging on iOS 11 on both iPhone 7 and the 10.5 inch iPad Pro. There was no lagging on iOS 10. Basic things like swiping across home screens lags and feel jittery. Also when you unlock and the apps come into view it's anno

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