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721.
by ezfe 4y ago
I've got an M2 Air, can't say I've experienced any of the performance/visual issues you describe. Design wise...is a different story of course
722.
by ezfe 4y ago
No, you can't. It will import and re-export every cell, not just the one you modify. This includes interpreting dates and rounding numbers that exceed Excel's max value (instead of interpreting as a string) They have a small banne
723.
by ezfe 4y ago
>it'll last you more than two years An M1 Mac should last double that, easily - so long as you don't underspec it. My family has multiple November 2020 M1 MacBook Airs that are still working good as the day we got them.
724.
by ezfe 4y ago
The conversation happens across the instances. User reports first go to the instance of the reporter, but can also be anonymously forwarded on to the instance of the reported post as well. If a user is bothering someone on your instance, th
725.
by ezfe 4y ago
lol
726.
by ezfe 4y ago
Collaboration on Keynote works much better than in Powerpoint...Google Slides is the only one better, but Slides is a dumpster fire...
727.
by ezfe 4y ago
> when a prospective job applicant sends a resume in Pages, it’s a disqualifier Do you indicate the format you need to receive?
728.
by ezfe 4y ago
Excel will just silently modify everything and "save" it back as a CSV. I would rather that both Excel and Numbers only saved to CSV as an Export option.
729.
by ezfe 4y ago
Numbers opens the CSV file, gives the user a screen to control import settings, and supports exporting as a CSV with custom delimeters. Excel does save back to CSV. It discards half your changes because they can't be saved in a CSV, mo
730.
by ezfe 4y ago
You're right, Excel does save back to CSV. It discards half your changes because they can't be saved in a CSV, modifies anything that could possibly be a date, and rounds random numbers, THEN it saves it as a CSV.
731.
by ezfe 4y ago
Also the fact that macOS doesn't actually block unnotarized software...Many programs are un-notarized and just need to give the user the 1 step instruction to bypass it
732.
by ezfe 4y ago
I mean, I think it's standard operating procedure not to allow any interaction except through proper channels when there's litigation involved, and they can apply this here. I don't think barring someone from your property is
733.
by ezfe 4y ago
If they actually kicked people out, not just say "please put your phone away" people would learn it's not okay. The only reason people do it is because they don't think they'll get in trouble.
734.
by ezfe 4y ago
Apple Music is a service that you can use within iTunes & Music app (on iOS and macOS)
735.
by ezfe 4y ago
Apple Music doesn't change the file on the device it was imported
736.
by ezfe 4y ago
Apple Music does NOT delete local files on Mac/Windows. It syncs them to other devices DRMed, but the original file doesn't get deleted.
737.
by ezfe 4y ago
I did misinterpret the point of issue. However, lets say that California couldn't seize PG&Es assets directly (transmission lines, etc.) - that doesn't really matter as California can force PG&E's hand, given that t
738.
by ezfe 4y ago
From iTunes? I specifically refer to iTunes. iTunes is the de-facto Music and Movie purchase platform (not referring to any subscription services).
739.
by ezfe 4y ago
What you linked to does not affect what I described. It only affects ability to redownload the file. If you still have the movie, it keeps working. Originally, one couldn't even re-download a movie after purchase.
740.
by ezfe 4y ago
Well, a subscription service is literally a subscription access, of course. If you buy an iTunes movie and keep the downloaded file (there is a single file), it works so long as you retain an iTunes account (it is DRM protected, that DRM
741.
by ezfe 4y ago
This is a big reason why macOS snapshots your disk before an update. If you ever have a problem, reboot to recovery mode and you'll see a "Restore backup" entry from just before your update that will instantly revert the syst
742.
by ezfe 4y ago
macOS never interrupts the user, for example. Even if you click the install button, if you (X) out of the "restarting" notification it won't restart/install the update.
743.
by ezfe 4y ago
I've no idea what it actually does, but the manual and car settings for my Subaru say that when it has sufficient power it will auto-heat/cool the battery to prevent damage.
744.
by ezfe 4y ago
EVs could (and some do) self-heat the battery when temps are low enough for damage
745.
by ezfe 4y ago
Safari froze OS version, but they received a lot of pushback so they didn't freeze the browser version
746.
by ezfe 4y ago
Where I live, my electricity is maintained and provided by my town. I pay less than nearby towns that use National Grid. That's how.
747.
by ezfe 4y ago
My power bill includes a delivery and an energy charge, both measured by kWh. The delivery charge is intended to pay for the actual electrical lines and maintenance, the point of issue here (providing a connection to the grid). If the issue
748.
by ezfe 4y ago
Yes
749.
by ezfe 4y ago
I own a Sublime Merge license and I've been using it as my only Git client for the past year, at least. It is faster and exposes what I want to do better than any other Git client I've tried. It's easier than the CLI to use,
750.
by ezfe 4y ago
macOS does very little to favor Safari. It provides identical resistance to changing defaults to Safari as it does changing defaults from Safari.

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