AnonC

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by AnonC 5y ago
All very valid complaints. The external bootable disk support and the huge size of each minor update (this applies to Intel Macs too) are very annoying. Each update takes a long time to complete, and full recovery of a system is also a time
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by AnonC 5y ago
> Not to mention photoanalysisd, which burns large amounts of CPU for days/weeks and runs even if you disable the intrusive and obnoxious holiday events/memories features in Photos. This and many other daemons related to photos
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by AnonC 5y ago
The submitter of this story here on HN is the developer of FlickType. He had also filed a lawsuit against Apple for allowing apps that have been outright cheating people with incredibly high in-app purchases and has pointed out several inst
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by AnonC 5y ago
I don't have specific recommendations, but going through r/seedboxes (on reddit) and also reading the wiki there or asking questions can help.
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by AnonC 5y ago
Just yesterday, after seeing the news of the release of Debian 11 ("bullseye"), I read (yet again) the Wikipedia page on Ian Murdock and the origins of Debian, its release history and its usage as the base for other Linux distribu
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by AnonC 5y ago
Tangential: If you mean torrenting (I see a typo in your comment), and if you don’t really need a VPN or can do with a basic VPN service, there are many “seedbox” providers who provide disk space, data traffic, and a set of ‘ready to instal
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by AnonC 5y ago
What’s going to be sad to note over the next few months is yet another record breaking year and another record breaking first quarter for Apple (this is as per Apple’s financial calendar). All these concerns and outrage don’t seem to matter
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by AnonC 5y ago
> A bunch of people are making speculative claims that Apple is doing this to enable encryption of data in iCloud, but there's no reason to believe that's true. Apple certainly hasn't mentioned it. There is nothing surpris
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by AnonC 5y ago
> …to be honest I think many at Apple behind this decision are likely pretty surprised by the blowback. If Apple is surprised by the blowback, it’s entirely Apple’s fault because it didn’t engage with many outside experts on the privacy
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by AnonC 5y ago
Thanks a lot for this suggestion. It looks like what I need.
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by AnonC 5y ago
GP here. Yes, there is a standalone version, but you'd have to know specific incantations and rituals to find out how and where to get it. It's purposely hidden away from the homepage and other pages about the product and pricing.
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by AnonC 5y ago
GP here. Yes, I did look at the KeeShare feature, and that's what I had in mind when I said seemed not as easy to use. I'll have to read more and try it out practically.
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by AnonC 5y ago
> For members of a relatively well-paid profession earning good wages from creating software, I wonder if the reluctance to support others earning money for quality work isn’t some form of cognitive dissonance. GP here. I agree that all
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by AnonC 5y ago
They made the standalone license almost impossible to find and get, forced a subscription on users, and made the password vault storage online for the subscriptions. Now this self-hosting survey comes as a surprise, and it would be of some
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by AnonC 5y ago
What happens to humans is that we "tech" our way out of this just like we've solved all other problems so far. /s I personally don't think there is any sort of redemption here. Governments aren't acting enough.
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by AnonC 5y ago
Firstly, there are many errors in the post above. If we assume that you talk like you have written here, then your speech accent is not the biggest problem. There’s nothing wrong in focusing on accent reduction. But I’d suggest focusing on
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by AnonC 5y ago
You’re really, really poorly informed on the battery issues. Apple didn’t slow phones down. It’s a basic fact of physics and chemistry that all rechargeable batteries will lose capacity over time, even if they’re not used. Once the capacity
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by AnonC 5y ago
You could refine them, group the points and put up a blog post (or a GitHub page) and share that here (as its own submission). If it’s with visual examples, all the more better. I’m sure somebody will find it useful.
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14,000 scientists warn of “untold suffering” if we fail to act on climate change(mic.com)
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by AnonC 5y ago
If you're someone who's able to figure out how to block such things on Android, then you'd be happy to know that this is possible on iOS by using apps like Lockdown that work completely on-device. [1] [1]: https://
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by AnonC 5y ago
No, I like it the way it is. Humans are not that great at receiving feedback. It can also cause more drama and tension than necessary. Downvotes can and will be used to express disagreement and dislike for a position, and that’s ok. Not eve
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by AnonC 5y ago
Custom domain support and the new iCloud relay (though it’s primarily for Safari right now) could really make users in the free iCloud tier switch to the paid iCloud+ service. It’s a very nice strategy, IMO. > There’s no word on if this
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by AnonC 5y ago
This article on Ars [1] was a more readable and easier to understand one on this topic for me. “Once-dreaded Alpha variant is falling fast—Delta and Gamma take over” [1]: https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/06&#x2
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by AnonC 5y ago
> I researched several different services that could provide a good enough service for a reasonable price and ended up settling on Fastmail.com. The author also talks about saving a lot of money every year. There are cheaper alternative
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by AnonC 5y ago
> If you do not have a paid Apple Developer Account, please sign up at <our site>, pay the membership fee and send us the associated Developer ID. You can’t make this stuff up! It’s completely and utterly ridiculous that even when
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by AnonC 5y ago
Save time and follow one of the popular Apple rumor sites for better information. This doesn’t really say anything that hasn’t already been said on the popular sites that track better sources like Ming-Chi Kuo or Mark Gurman. It’s not even
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by AnonC 5y ago
Tangential: Telegram has a great search feature. It’s super fast, allows to visit messages by date and in group chats you can even see the list of people who feature in the keyword search results. The UX is great, and all chat apps should j
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by AnonC 5y ago
I read about this on another site. I don’t use Instagram, but boy is this whole thing so convoluted! There are three different places to handle this.
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by AnonC 5y ago
That site looks nice at first sight, but I found that it doesn't allow copy pasting text from the ingredients section and allows copying the instructions just one point at a time. I tried printing it as a PDF and got nothing either. I
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by AnonC 5y ago
> If you’re a web developer, accessibility is literally your job. If you ignore it, you’re just a hobbyist. Just as if you ignore security, privacy, responsiveness and performance of the site, you’re just a hobbyist. Enterprises usually

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