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Pretty similar in Milan from what I could tell (traveled there frequently before the pandemic). Although there were a handful of coffee shops that seemed to be accepting a specialty coffee angle where for 5 euros you could get a distinctly
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I'd bet that 90% of Teams users had never used Slack and never would have through their employers. To them, Teams is like all software in that everybody can complain but it's still much more advanced than... Lync.
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I was almost willing to bet this article would just about a new Teams update.
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I've been buying split toe socks for years now, when they weren't so readily available. A tip to anyone else curious: you can find many different styles/colors in varying quality on Amazon, Temu, Aliexpress, etc. from no-name
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Ask HN: Mac App Store way to install latest-compatible app
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Generally it does at least in my US model. "The system is set to avoid unnecessary alarms if the system detects the vehicle behavior is intentional judging from the operation of the accelerator or turn signal." from https:/&
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> From what I hear it's very much to do with a maker's implementation Right, if I had to condense my issues into something more constructive it is just that: if regulators want to pursue a mandate for these systems, they should
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It is on by default in my 2020 Mazda3. After giving it (and all the other safety features) a chance for several months it's muscle memory to flip off all safety features during city driving. Thankfully there's a single button that
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Just https://heyfocus.com which I must have installed through Setapp, as I don't remember paying for it. It has a scripting capability so in theory I might be able to do something to prevent it from triggering when I'm
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I'm familiar with NYC and North to South Carolina traffic. The only time I have had issues outside of the city was on a drive up to Montreal, where the lane assist misread the lane shift on potentially icy road. Wasn't happy about
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Good idea, thanks for the link!
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It's fair to say that some percentage of cases could be avoided by driving more defensively but I doubt it is significant. There are plenty of scenarios that the systems simply can't handle gracefully such as narrow or shifting la
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I'm not sure of the exact sensor. There is a little more info on it here for example ( https://www.mazdausa.com/static/manuals/2021/mazda3/contents... ) but I can confirm the sensor placement is the s
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I wrote up a long comment that got scrapped by my focus filter but I feel the need to voice strong agreement here. I have a recent Mazda which in almost all ways is my perfect car except for the newfangled safety features all new cars see
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Ildefons Cerdà – urban planner of Barcelona
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Interesting, thanks for the information. I had thought it was the same with HFS but guess it's been some time since I used it...
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What system can you hardlink a directory? At least on macOS and FreeBSD the man pages explicitly state that hard links can only be created on files.
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US 18F Content Guide: URLs and filenames
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This article contains exactly the sort of factual incongruity that ChatGPT often produces...
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Craziest thing I ever used SQLite for: partial file deduplication (2022)
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That would depend very much on your publisher... that could be anywhere from "use this page size and send a PDF" to "manuscripts only and our designer/typesetter/etc. will work on the rest". As someone who has
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Recently opened a Mercury account and the first impression is great . But to add, their support was very quick to reach out with a human when I had a minor issue and some questions during the signup process.
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Giving me major nostalgia for the Optimus Maximus ( https://www.artlebedev.com/optimus/maximus/ ) keyboard and its successors. This one looks like an interesting take now that displays are even higher resolution, ha
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I don't think it was so much a Apple getting it right in a technical sense, rather that when it debuted US carriers were still charging real money for texting and Apple stopped tip-toeing around the issue when they had enough partners.
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I've been using it for exploratory docs reading. Jumping back into an unfamiliar language, I try to sketch out a broad outline of what I want to do. Ask ChatGPT to fill in some of the specifics ("a function which takes x and produ
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Quite the opposite, it's now necessary to hide the notch by underlaying it with a black background.
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Not to take away from your point (I'd like the magic list too) but to some degree, this can be worked around using Shortcuts. If you use inputs, Siri will prompt for them which is a bit slow but you could even use a dictate text and pa
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Completely agree that this should be a seamless experience but unfortunately it's not there. As faeriechangling said, you can start with Power Automate and do a lot of dirty work with Powershell but the amount of effort is annoying esp
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Everything Sharepoint is kludgy once you try to step outside it’s domain. I was surprised recently that Power Automate has a built in JSON parser, but CSV is by a third party. Still, I wouldn’t say it’s overly onerous if getting things into
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You’re right, I had forgotten while leaving my comment but it’s the closest that I can think of. I haven’t used it extensively since the official API became a thing so perhaps worth revisiting. I do wish Notion had more control over formatt
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