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Why are the iOS Gmail elements at the top
(imgur.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Firstly, I have no UX experience. Can someone explain why the gmail iOS app places action/touch elements At the top of the phone? It makes zero sense to me why they would choose this design. Many other apps have the same layout and my
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6y ago
I don’t think he understands free speech. If you tell lies, I’m allowed to call it out.
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7y ago
i can see my response may have needed a few extra words, however I think referring to my comment in such a fashion is slightly misleading. I’d hate to think that in this forum, just because a comment is short and succinct - what I thought t
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7y ago
God these guys live in a bubble
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7y ago
Seperate but related, I hope it draws attention to the fact that FM receivers should be a legal requirement in mobile phones. Even if just for emergency purposes
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7y ago
Right place, right time, right skills, and sometimes the right connections.
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7y ago
I’ve had to replace two pairs of AirPods for connectivity issues. The Apple store didn’t even question when I asked for a replacement pair - just a silent acknowledgment that there can be issues with phone calling and the AirPods can’t be r
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7y ago
Guess it’s a good time for a holiday
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7y ago
I should start a currency too
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7y ago
Have you tried the tabula free program? I use it for some finance work reading filings. http://tabula.technology/
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7y ago
Can Google become privacy focused faster than Apple can develop decent software/services, thats the question.
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8y ago
Renewables total cost of ownership is significantly lower. Nuclear is not required anymore.
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NYT collaboration front end to Google docs
(open.nytimes.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
I’m interested in this space and the technical aspects. However, can someone enlighten me as to specific problems these models solve? Any real world implementations? Eg we had this problem, we used this tool, these are the outcomes?
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8y ago
Likewise, I was prop and the tools, access to borrow and reduced exchange fees and balance sheet made it all possible. As an individual it’s way more difficult and time consuming.
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8y ago
Yes, that is essentially what a PPA sets out. There are several structures that can be deployed, but fundamentally its fixing the future revenue streams of the asset. The buyer of the PPA wins, as they get a fixed cost. The seller wins, the
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8y ago
ASide note: they are using the google recaptca on the opt out site shows they have no idea about privacy for a government agency. So now google know everyone opting out I assume?
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8y ago
I'm all for donating health record information for the greater good to universities and researches to analyse and progress science and knowledge etc. However, this government has no idea what is doing, the framework is poor, oversight
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8y ago
As part of my work, I've had to read a fair amount of the legislation and reports coming out in this sector and also the "Consumer Data Rights" legislation (similar to the UK's open banking scheme. What I found was a mas
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8y ago
its so disappointing, with all the resources and talent at their disposal, that the pace and direction of macOS - to truly advance a desktop system - is so lack luster, "un-courageous", and as you put it boring.
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9y ago
Given the solar profile during the day, I’d suspect a large amount of desalination occurring at peak times. Saudi Arabia is worlds largest desalination user/generator.
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9y ago
Signed up for Facebook Workplace trial and let it expire. They’ve now shared our details with third party implantation consultants who are approaching us. Not great.
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9y ago
A big reason for this system is tax. The thought being if all payments in Australia are seamless and instant AND recorded, there will be no need for cash. Business will no longer be able to hide revenue. They will make up this spend very qu
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9y ago
I used it to see what it was like and I cannot for the life of me see why it has a billion dollar valuation. Its like pixlr.com?
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9y ago
i no longer carry a wallet in Australia. everywhere i go, everyone accepts apple pay (or android pay or whatever its called now) - from supermarkets to small coffee merchants to thrift stores to even the local markets on a weekend. Having
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9y ago
Isn’t it ever! The install update now or remind later notifications is classic Windows UI.
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9y ago
I would say there is no passivity at all. It is aggressive plain and simple. I’ve gone through a few times in 5 years and it’s getting worse and worse. I won’t be returning.
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9y ago
Ditto this in Sydney. Literally holes in the walls to outside. I have to tape them up during the colder months. Such poor building quality.
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10y ago
Throw in old leftover components from a generation ago and call in NEW!! Apple, do better than this. This is not how you answer critics, and the market, who are starting to question your products relevance.
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