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jen729w
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jen729w
2y ago
> The installation has completed. Please restart your Mac. Seriously?
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2y ago
Great idea! If he’d put $100m in Monero in 2021 he could have as much as $30m left today.
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2y ago
Bear is the app you need. It’s paid, your notes are in a database (easily exportable as .txt), but I’ve used it for years and years and it’s one of those rare apps that ‘just works’. And it’s something like $25 a year. Utterly reasonable.
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2y ago
Brain fart from me, yep!
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2y ago
Indeed. In my home town we had the ‘metric martyr’, a greengrocer who defied EU law and continued selling bananas in metric measures. There was a whole court thing, he lost, and then he died aged 39 of a heart attack. https://www
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3y ago
Have you been to Singapore? Yes, most people own their home. But those homes are small flats in giant shared blocks. Your laundry hangs out the window and there are hawker markets on the ground level where everybody eats because there’s so
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3y ago
> if you have personal integrity then you should not be a landlord Alright. So who rents 2003-me that flat in Elwood? By the way, I still rent. I mostly enjoy it. I like the freedom to move.
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3y ago
That’s very absolutist. There’s a place for rental accommodation. I moved to Australia as a backpacker in 2003 and found a cheap rental. What was I supposed to do, buy a house?
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3y ago
True, but in Melbourne, Australia, this has meant an explosion of cafes in the suburbs. It used to be that most people travelled in to the CBD for work. Hence very expensive housing the closer you were to the city. I don’t think house price
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3y ago
Meanwhile Paul Thurrott loves the MacBook Air and sings the praises of Apple’s integrated ecosystem. https://www.thurrott.com/mobile/mac-and-macos/301371/apple-m... So the truth, as usual, probably lies in th
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3y ago
Yeah it’s on… always been on. Thanks for the tip tho’.
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3y ago
Same here in AU, this happened to me about 8 hours ago. Standard reset procedure worked. Now when trying to configure a Recovery Key from my 2021 iPad Pro I’m told that I can’t do that from ‘this new device’ of mine. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ And when
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3y ago
@dang Unsure how to flag this other than tagging you?
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3y ago
It’s a shitty designer that includes cancer et. al. in the spec.
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3y ago
A friend had a skin transplant — inside thigh to foot, IIRC? it was a long time ago — but I do recall that they told me that the hairs come with the skin, and continue to grow as if they were in-situ.
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3y ago
It might have changed in the last 10 years, and it might be different in the USA, but in 2010 when I put on a large theatre production and had to use Ticketmaster, there was no way a ‘kickback’ was part of the equation. Exactly the opposi
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3y ago
Just the 'getting started' stuff here. Like I say I remember it being pretty obvious. The doco is good. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/
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3y ago
Mine did take a week but I have an actual website and active forum that I could point them to so perhaps that helped.
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3y ago
My entire script is here. https://gist.github.com/johnnydecimal/e7b1a03e26b79239363b5d... Though I've since updated that to include a .txt file as the body vs. typing it out in the email. But that's easy enou
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3y ago
Roll your own with Amazon SES. Bang up a little script and call the CLI. for recipient in "${recipients[@]}"; do aws sesv2 send-email \ --from-email-address "$sender" \ --destination "ToAddress
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3y ago
The Wikipedia article has a reference to where the quote came from. It’s a podcast, whose audio presumably has not been transcribed and indexed. https://lexfridman.com/john-carmack/
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3y ago
Or… # Your customers hate MVPs. Make a SLC instead. > Startups are encouraged by the great Reid Hoffman to “launch early enough that you’re embarrassed by your v1.0 release.” But no customer wants to use an unfinished product that the cr
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3y ago
Backblaze supports encryption, as does the excellent Arq, which is a better solution than rolling your own rsync+ssh.
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3y ago
I had this issue in October 2018 as documented in this Stack Overflow question, whose text I’ll paste below. I was lucky: I had an additional APFS partition that I could remove, thus freeing up disk space. Took me a while to figure out, dur
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3y ago
…then my Apple Music app would be responding now?
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3y ago
It’s always BGP!
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3y ago
Australia here. Strangely Siri will play music via the HomePod, but the Music app is not responding.
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3y ago
This is interesting in the context of the Rabbit R1-style AI. I forget what they called it, but it’s learning how to ‘drive’ your computer like you do vs. interacting with an API. So to book a flight it just pretends to be a human and uses
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3y ago
Full agree. Come to Australia! Dunnys everywhere mate.
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Is it this complex? Or is it just that Aldi realised that middle-class people don’t want the store ‘discount’ label on their shelves as it makes them look poor? Some bland ‘brand’ isn’t noticeable. And they’re all different, so you don’t pa
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