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3y ago
Same here, I always disable the back/forward page functionality. I only ever use my side buttons and trackpad swipes to change between Mission Control spaces
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3y ago
I use Mac Mouse Fix to assign the buttons on my Logitech mouse but I’ll definitely look into this too
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3y ago
No probably not. I’ve been using this app for years, it lets me program the extra buttons on my Logitech mouse to switch spaces or open Mission Control and such, among other things
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3y ago
Any articles or sources for Voice disconnecting calls? I've never experienced this
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3y ago
Does this ID change if you provision a new eSIM? Would it be worthwhile to activate an eSIM on my phone and write down this ICCID for safe keeping in the future? Is there any other way to get this ID without having an active eSIM?
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3y ago
It’s the first link in the video description: https://medium.com/@bjax_/a-tale-of-unwanted-disruption-my-w...
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3y ago
Can you post the email address here?
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3y ago
Woah! Is there any other way to do this or any way to do it directly from Safari?
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3y ago
Not to mention it's only the messages you send that are with a green background, messages you receive from either platform have a grey background
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3y ago
I suppose this isn’t a highly requested feature because as soon as you have a dedicated IP you become easily trackable. I wonder if there’s any middle ground to prevent that
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3y ago
There are plenty of garages in Manhattan with monthly rates around 500. It really depends on neighborhood
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3y ago
Why would you say that is, or why do you think so? I would argue Rust is definitely suited towards small companies and individuals for a lot of projects that C/C++ would’ve been used for before, even things like small audio units or pl
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3y ago
I would argue the post already is a poem
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3y ago
This happened to me once last year and I’ve never been able to reproduce it since, even when actually switching apps to cross check prices
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3y ago
At least in my experience the price online includes any/all “airport fees” (not named that, but for the sake of simplification) and when you pick up the car and prove that you live locally (ie are not using the airport) they will void
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3y ago
I believe OMNY is one system which operates as OP is describing
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3y ago
Could you explain a bit about this? I’ve never seen a card acting double purpose like this and I’d love to read about it. Does your credit card have some sort of rewards program for the store, or is it a store card? Or how does this work ex
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3y ago
I wonder if there’s a way to clone cards to digitize them (using 3rd party hardware readers and these APIs maybe?)
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3y ago
Source for this quote?
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3y ago
Is this actually true though?
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4y ago
> are flicker free to my eyes Very rarely will bulbs visibly flicker in my experience. What happens instead is after several hours I'll start to get headaches and feel fatigue without knowing exactly where it's coming from. Sin
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4y ago
> - It is quite difficult to even buy high quality LEDs as a mere mortal I'm going through this again now. At one point I found Philips EyeComfort bulbs on Amazon which checked all my boxes (2700-3000K, 60W, dimmable, almost non-exi
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4y ago
Sadly they don't sell dimmable bulbs (at least that meet my criteria: 2700-3000K, 60W equiv / ~800 lumens)
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4y ago
Yeah, it is expensive. My other strong consideration is battery life, since DRAM is always running; going from 32 to 64 would be a hit to battery life regardless of workload, but hard to say exactly how big of a hit. I'm curious, which
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4y ago
Off topic slightly, but are you running into limits with 32GB RAM that the 64GB model would meaningfully be adequate for? Do you wish you had one of the larger RAM models?
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4y ago
The way your comment reads is that 2022 and newer models are safe. Did something change in 2021?
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4y ago
Yeah, 100% this. Deviant Ollam talks about something like this (though maybe a bit more high stakes (maybe not)) in his talk here about risk preparedness I found really interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ihrGNGesf
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4y ago
I'm surprised not more phones support visual voicemail. It looks like some carriers including T-Mobile may have an Android app to add this feature, though?
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4y ago
How does this work in Europe, where the above comment says this isn't an issue?
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4y ago
Ah ok. I have an interface I really like already, was hoping there might be a software solution that doesn’t add so much latency. Thanks for the link though
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