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by ctippett 1y ago
I'm on version 18.5 (20621.2.5.11.8) and it's there.
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by ctippett 1y ago
You don't need the Technology Preview, it's available as a WebKit Feature Flag under the advanced settings of normal Safari. I just enabled it on my phone and was able to view the demos.
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by ctippett 2y ago
What can I say, other than we have very different experiences. Opening an .ics file from the Files app indeed shows its details, but selecting "Done" does nothing but dismiss its contents and adds nothing to the calendar. Contrast
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by ctippett 2y ago
Opening an .ics file on iOS from the Files app will show the events, but will not allow you to import/add them to your calendar.
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by ctippett 2y ago
One of the few remaining ubiquitous open formats of the web. Unfortunately Apple still refuses to recognise *.ics files unless they're included as a Mail attachment.
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by ctippett 2y ago
404 Media reported a story on Monday[1] about a news outlet that claimed there'd be a 90-day break on tariffs for all countries besides China. This was published a few days before the official announcement. So someone, somewhere, knew
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by ctippett 2y ago
Sure, it's blunt. But surely we've all experienced the feeling of apathy expressed in this post. I certainly have.
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by ctippett 2y ago
I signed up for this awhile back when it was free, it's been hosting bibbidibobbidi.boo ever since. It's very neat.
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by ctippett 2y ago
My wife and I recently flew to New Zealand from London, we opted to avoid a transit via the US. Not just because of the political situation in the country, which isn't ideal, but because our bags wouldn't be checked all the way th
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by ctippett 2y ago
> The court was told Arshad had previously admitted two charges of making an indecent photograph of a child in relation to a number of images found between 7 and 23 September 2022. Surprised this was only mentioned in the final few parag
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by ctippett 2y ago
See also: csvkit ( https://csvkit.readthedocs.io )
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by ctippett 2y ago
I'm super grateful for the webOS Homebrew[1] community for allowing me to wrangle control of my LG TV and giving unfettered root access to the device. [1] http://webosbrew.org
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by ctippett 2y ago
Thanks for the information. I suppose a more appropriate term of phrase would've been "I'd heard anecdotally...", but I agree I was lazy with my original reply. I appreciate the feedback.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Are you sure? I know someone in adtech and I'm pretty sure Apple allows a similar app manifest that allows you to check for specific apps. I could be wrong.
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by ctippett 2y ago
I had to give up trying to use iCloud for email. So many inbound emails would be silently dropped. I've also sent emails to @icloud.com addresses that the recipient never received. The deliverability issues also apply to their Hide My
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by ctippett 2y ago
That's actually quite clever. It's hard to relate to the type of problem solving that's required when your problem domain is mass disinformation.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Right click on the app icon in the dock → Options → Assign to: This Desktop.
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by ctippett 2y ago
There's an app from Sindre Sorhus that adds CMD+X functionality to Finder. https://sindresorhus.com/command-x
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by ctippett 2y ago
Poppy was onto something when she came up with 'dinner party' for Mythic Quest.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Ah yes, let's use the timeline for a first class passenger as the average for how long it takes to go from check-in to take off.
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by ctippett 2y ago
For context, my father who's a commercial pilot for Air New Zealand says this wouldn't be condoned. Take that as you will.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Is it okay/usual for the test pilot to partake in a glass of champagne so soon after landing? On a side note: Channing Tatum is a shoe-in for playing the pilot, Tristan “Geppetto” Brandenburg, if this ever gets made into a movie.
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by ctippett 2y ago
On the live cast the presenter mentioned Boom have already secured ~130 pre-orders, including United Airlines. Not bad considering the Concorde anticipated 100+ orders but only manufactured a fraction of that.
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by ctippett 2y ago
The plane looks so small on the runway, I thought how could it possibly hold 64-80 passengers. Hint: it's because the XB-1 is a one-third scale model of their fully fledged Overture.
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by ctippett 2y ago
I'm far from an expert, but at least as it pertains to the SR-71, that craft was designed to use its afterburners most (all?) of the time[1]. Edit: Of course, the Blackbird had the benefit of refuelling mid-air. [1] https://
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by ctippett 2y ago
We've already been to the moon before, but I for one would be excited to see it happen again.
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by ctippett 2y ago
At least the controller firmware!
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by ctippett 2y ago
The spaceport is at the tip of Scotland on an island. That's got to be one helluva commute to transport the rocket parts up there (the article mentions they're manufactured in Germany and assembled on-site).
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by ctippett 2y ago
New Zealand's history sailing in the America's Cup is another good example of their ingenuity and technical innovation with yacht design.
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by ctippett 2y ago
I'd love some references to back this claim up. I have no idea what it costs to fix an undersea cable, but ships can go for many millions. It's a different class of vessel than I expect is used in these types of incidents, but I r

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