fattybob

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by fattybob 6y ago
my late-2013 15" mbp upgraded with no issues, but I do recall reading prior to I stalling and noting that any older, or smaller model of that age was not supported. most of the reports I've read seem ti concern the smaller model
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by fattybob 6y ago
I have been seeing a warning message for some time about something that won't work in next upgrade, I could never find whatever it was, maybe something I gave unnecessary pensions too long back, so I upgraded yesterday and so far all i
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by fattybob 6y ago
apple is kinda slowly destroying it's iTunes device too sadly
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by fattybob 6y ago
reminds me of a scene in some TV show long ago where (Howard Hughes perhaps??) the character threw a hammer I tothe side of his steam car, where it gushed steam, and announced that he was no longer in the steam car business. I would not wa
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by fattybob 6y ago
I gave up half way through the copywrite claim crap, didn't want or need to know anything more...
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by fattybob 6y ago
in their new iPhone marketing campaign, google announce....
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by fattybob 6y ago
here isn't a bad starting place
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by fattybob 6y ago
in my past I used to do something very similar, but it would use small text boxes on a grid using a mind map software, the exact same thing but legible at a glance, I was never one for colour ranking, preferred to see the title of the note
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by fattybob 6y ago
I share similar history too, nowadays it's minimalist shoes or sandals (minimum heel raise), and hoka shoes for longer distances and cold weather, these also being minimal heel raise shoes.
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by fattybob 6y ago
not bad at all, quite surprised
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by fattybob 6y ago
a neat app for sure, but some clarity on data privacy of entered information would make users a lot more comfortable in what they put into the app, so far I'm loving it, surprisingly fast to get up to speed on the app, and simple to us
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by fattybob 6y ago
surely you mean The Clangers?
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by fattybob 6y ago
I remember Pear and to be honest, at the time, in The northern UK and with merchandising practices then, it was a little difficult to know whether to not it was actually a new Apple computer or not.... I was only browsing, but I do recall
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by fattybob 6y ago
this sounds like a really great tool and I'm sure that many teams will soon see what great advantages there are to being in touch, a lot like a chat room with a visible connection I guess. It sounds like great tool for sharing ideas
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by fattybob 6y ago
take a look at fsnotes, it looks like it hits a sweet spot amongst many other apps, but it may be apple only, but uses plain text or markdown so I imagine easily flexible
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by fattybob 6y ago
very valid points, even my siblings (in their 50s and 60s I might add) struggle immensely with even already aging tech, if i want to facetime my sister, I must first make a costly international telephone call to alert her to the incoming al
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by fattybob 6y ago
years ago I loaned a friend a couple of "o'really" books, he was interested in learning VBA but I passed him a relatively slim database book as well as a VBA book, to give him a better understanding of real world data I guess
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by fattybob 6y ago
less and less...
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by fattybob 19y ago
great words as ever, best place to find feedback is indeed on hits and seeing who reads, not the comments of those that are too lazy to read. As fro slashdot, it used to be my staring portal to the web, but has been replaced by reddit :-