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5mo ago
I think you're probably right, but "premium Chromebook" is such an oxymoron. People with money just buy Macs.
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5mo ago
These things are $250?! Where did you find that info?
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5mo ago
It also claims that Pearl Harbour happened in the first months of WWII.
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5mo ago
I'm intrigued as to why you're getting downvotes here, I'm vaguely interested in onedev. Edit: Though I do think they're mad for not offering a hosted version, especially right now while GitHub resentment is riding high.
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5mo ago
I went through this recently. Got as far as verifying my identity, which Apple happily accepted as verified from my UK driving license. Unfortunately, they then automatically set my first and last name from that identity verification step,
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5mo ago
Facebook user surprised by rage-bait ads is not something I expected to see today.
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5mo ago
I used to quite like Apple Maps, but then I tried to switch to it for navigation in CarPlay and discovered why so many people hate it. Me: "Hey Siri, navigate to {exactly the same hospital I went to yesterday}", Siri: "I foun
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5mo ago
I switched seamlessly to Zensical too. Quite like it so far.
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5mo ago
I hope this works out - I love mise and sponsor on GitHub already.
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5mo ago
Yes, you are.
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5mo ago
I've seen Marvel movies and I think "crud" was the better word choice.
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5mo ago
I can't read the article (503) but does anyone know why someone calling themselves that privacy guy is installing Google Chrome?
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5mo ago
I like the fact that one can scroll through the comments here and instantly spot the Brits who have just a tiny bit more context.
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5mo ago
I'm intrigued by the repeated sentences - doesn't feel like a mistake an LLM would make, but also doesn't feel like a mistake a human would make so many times in a single article.
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5mo ago
This statue might be the best thing he's ever done. I love it.
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5mo ago
I actually use this tool and it's pretty great, certainly for my needs anyway.
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5mo ago
Hadn't heard that name since the Amiga days and had no idea it was still around!
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5mo ago
I was hoping to hear a loud POP
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5mo ago
Maybe they're migrating to Azure.
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5mo ago
Am I the only one who doesn't want these things to have anything even vaguely resembling a personality?
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5mo ago
It's a magnificent article, it's well worth it.
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5mo ago
I haven't seen anyone faking surprise, or even genuinely surprised, what are you referring to?
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6mo ago
Trying to find what context was on LinkedIn but not in the posted link. Spoiler alert, there was none.
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6mo ago
HomeKit certification is still a thing if that's what you're referring to. You're very much right about the bottom of the barrel nature of home automation devices though. Most of mine are about as good as you can get though (
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6mo ago
That text is right there in the link, we don't need to read it twice.
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6mo ago
AirPods and iMessage, agreed, never had a problem. The Home app though remains Apple's unloved ginger stepchild - every major OS release I'm hopeful that they've done something about it, but they never do. I'm starting t
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6mo ago
This is exactly what I was setting it up to do this morning. My research came down to this and WAL-G for the same reasons, and I picked pgBackRest over WAL-G because the documentation was clearer.
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6mo ago
I can beat you on the timing - I'd never used pgBackRest before, but started setting it up on a project about 2 hours ago, by the time I'd finished the README had been updated.
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6mo ago
The tapping phones thing really limits the utility of this, and I suspect gives away something about the age of the author - as one gets older, friends move away from the place where you originally made friends, often all over the world. Gi
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6mo ago
Hello. I just logged in for the first time in a while and it asked me to verify my age, despite the fact that my Flickr account is 22 years old. I've been paying for Flickr Pro as long as that has been possible, if I remember correct
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