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by bouke 4y ago
Well the amount of node processes spawned by VS has also grown exponentially with every new version.
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by bouke 4y ago
Looking at the picture, the release design [0] is unfamiliar to me. Maybe it is a common design for US brands? I haven’t seen such a design on any EU car that I’ve been in. Over here they look like this [1]. [0]: https://cdn.moto
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by bouke 4y ago
Azure DevOps can also show the changes between different pushes: called “updates”. We tried GitHub for some time, but found the lack of this feature a no-go. GitHub is seriously broken in this regard: they will send an e-mail that should sh
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by bouke 4y ago
That's because the video is delayed as well, to match the audio latency. AirPods switch between Headset Profile HSP) (low latency, mono, best for voice) and Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) (high latency, stereo, good for mus
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by bouke 4y ago
But those old apps are still available for download to those who have purchased them before. So doesn’t that mean that Apple needs to keep the support for those old SDKs? If so, these SDKs can’t be the reason for this old app purge (the poi
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by bouke 4y ago
DNT is dead, sadly.
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by bouke 5y ago
Same here, would like to try out without having to schedule a call. I'm asking for an invite. Email in profile. :-)
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by bouke 5y ago
While the app switcher is highlighting the app with minimized windows, press cmd+1 to switch to those windows.
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by bouke 5y ago
Do note that the 30% cut is actually a 42% (30/70) markup.
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by bouke 5y ago
That’s the price you pay for not owning your data.
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by bouke 5y ago
Changing school times cannot happen in isolation. That will also cause work times to shift to match their drop-off and pick-up times. So as work times for parents shift, so would opening hours for restaurants and shops and finally the socie
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by bouke 5y ago
And even 2 of those 8 GiB were taken up by the OS. So that leaves just 6 GiB. Now we’re already at 7%. That’s valuable storage that you cannot use to fill with holiday pictures.
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by bouke 5y ago
This is (sadly) nothing new. A similar notification ("Mega Mac App Bundle") popped up three years ago (2019-02-25). I wrote an angry support ticket. Apparently to no avail.
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by bouke 5y ago
Not supporting unicode as a feature leaves out most of the world’s population. I’m not interested in such “features” as a non-native English speaker.
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by bouke 5y ago
Given the overall Teams hate, what alternative is there for a business with both technical and non-technical users? It needs to have great chat: 1-on-1 and groups, voice and video calls. Low memory/cpu usage. Preferably a native applic
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by bouke 5y ago
Ugh render performance is pretty bad on Safari on a MBP 2019. The tiles seem to be rendered async instead of in just one go. My machine should be capable of rendering ~500 coloured boxes without any delay. What a terrible UX.
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by bouke 5y ago
It is part of the new control center. It shows an orange dot on the "control center" menu bar icon, or an orange dot in the top-right corner when full screen.
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by bouke 5y ago
`!!` is rather difficult to search for, do you have a link?
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by bouke 5y ago
That we’ve been doing a certain thing in the past, is no excuse to allow it to continue going forward. It is a good that we are challenging practices that we have taken for granted and validate whether we want such practices to continue.
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by bouke 5y ago
I suppose the problem is not perl being lied to, but storing unicode (utf-8?) in a field designated as latin-1. That’s bound to cause issues down the line.
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by bouke 5y ago
Poor countries like The Netherlands, where nearly anyone with a smart phone has got it installed?
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by bouke 5y ago
I looked into FastMail as well about 1-2 years ago. I’d like IMAP PUSH support for iOS, to replace the polling needed for gmail. Good support for iOS search is also needed, I haven’t investigated how FastMail works in that regard yet.
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by bouke 5y ago
Indeed, I have been putting off migrating, but this surely is a great motivator to finally get off gsuite.
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by bouke 5y ago
I’m using TurboBoost Switcher Pro to battle this issue. It keeps the machine cool(er) and thus quiet(er). Combined with the VRM cooling mod, it is doable with heavy workloads. Battery life is still bad though and now the bottom gets very ho
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by bouke 5y ago
There are multiple cron jobs. One with a valid date that will read the invalid cron jobs’ commands and extract the payload from them.
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by bouke 5y ago
But now you have traded compile-time safety for a runtime error whenever the api changes. I’d prefer the switch in this case.
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by bouke 5y ago
Care to explain? I believe Swift’s model to be quite sensible for human non-US text, having an API that puts Unicode before ASCII. The bytes are still available if you want to shoot yourself in the foot.
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by bouke 5y ago
Well or those pesky butterfly keyboards on previous MacBook Pro models. Those are also very loud!
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by bouke 5y ago
Power draw from the GPU is a lot lower on Monterey. Still not as good as driving only the internal display, but about ~40% lower compared to previous OSs. Lower power mode also helps another 15%.
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by bouke 5y ago
Swift does not employ garbage collection, but reference counting.

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