Daedren

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by Daedren 5y ago
You make the new product 5% more performant yet nearly twice as expensive, and discontinue the good value old product.
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by Daedren 5y ago
Apple's been automatically updating apps with these new signatures by themselves. You'll see changelogs with the following "This app has been updated by Apple to use the latest signing certificate." I believe this is the
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by Daedren 6y ago
It's particularly normal for them to find issues that were let by at a prior point, as some reviewers are more lenient than others. But once they find something, you're stuck with it. If those bugfixes are important, you can also
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by Daedren 6y ago
It's people attempting to make use of what they purchased. They enjoy the use of a tablet for consuming media, but would like to take a step further. Apple themselves put the challenge out, with their "What's a computer"
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by Daedren 6y ago
It's more so because developers are unable to ascertain how their app will look and behave on M1 without having one.
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by Daedren 6y ago
For your usecase: In terms of integration between handwritten and typed notes, if you don't like what Apple Notes does, you might want to give Nebo a try. It's a lot less flexible in terms of handwriting, but said restrictions are
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by Daedren 6y ago
I'd wager it's because the average user only blocks ads in the browser.
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by Daedren 6y ago
I assume it's because Apple has much less control over fingerprinting in the web over apps. That said, it could still be technically solved by asking users for permission prior to use, as always. But yes, they don't particularly c
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by Daedren 7y ago
Most people I know don’t even know WhatsApp supports Markdown. That said, none of them are complaining because it’s a chat program. You don’t need heavy formatting in a chat program, it’s meant for short and fast messages, unlike email. As
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by Daedren 7y ago
Pushbullet is still a good alternative that works everywhere. Plus it allows for sharing text and links as well. Snapdrop is a nice option as well, plus you can save it as a PWA
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by Daedren 8y ago
Compact phones with flagship specs. Oh wait they're done with those. And I'm still salty over the fact that the Pie update for the XZ1 Compact still doesn't have Night Light (Also no gesture navigation)
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by Daedren 8y ago
Brave is Chromium based
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by Daedren 8y ago
Standard Notes. Encrypted, has a lot of nifty extensions such as a Markdown and Vim editors. You can even selfhost it.