kiwijamo

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   by kiwijamo 7y ago

   That just shows a blurb for Outline on my iPhone.
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   by kiwijamo 7y ago

   I managed to swipe right up to the end with no obvious issues on iPhone.
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   by kiwijamo 7y ago

   Does TripIt provide a similar function?
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   by kiwijamo 7y ago

   In Auckland, New Zealand up until a few years ago it was the start of the trip that determined whethe or not the bus was considered late. Depart on time, but delayed en route and arrive at the end of the line 60 mins late? "On Time&q
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   by kiwijamo 7y ago

   I get terrible pain if I use the Magic Mouse for more than an house, which disappared after I switched to another mouse. One thing I dislike about the Magic Mouse is that if I rest my finger on the 'button' area it registers it as
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   by kiwijamo 7y ago

   I live in New Zealand where all the ISPs and mobile carriers provide fast and reliable DNS resolvers. I've looked into switching to alterntive DNS providers but every one of them are slower than my ISP's resolver. I'm aware t
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   by kiwijamo 8y ago

   It has worked automaticlly for me for the last decade using different distros and the *BSDs. I do remember all that trouble though when I started experimenting with Linux/BSD in the early 2000s.
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   by kiwijamo 8y ago

   I would prefer a separate app if the only alternative was something that required Chrome.
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   by kiwijamo 8y ago

   Many rural areas don’t even have 4G yet. These areas even less likely to get 5G anytime soon IMHO.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    I wonder if like the 3G and the 4G rollout in most countries, the first batch of deployments will use the higher frequencies for the new technology keeping the lower frequencies for the legacy technology to ensure everyone retains access to
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    I remember mapping being really slow on 2G. 3G improved things but peak time would see issues. 4G finally saw mapping work well 99% of the time for me since the speeds were always good enough.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    Did you mean copywriting?
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    I have a Gmail account with a dot in it. Works just fine. Yes you can leave off the dot and/or add more dots. But there is nothing broken about that.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    They’ve done it for previous versions as well. I think that practice goes back to Vista at the very least.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    I'm in NZ and the link works fine for me on my Slingshot connection. Probably an ISP-specific issue.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    My ${dayjob}’s IT department installs security software from Symantec onto the Macs in our organisation. If they swap that out for the new Microsoft tool in the article that might be a net benefit.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    I’m getting this too.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    Many private services have long wait times too. It's not just a government thing.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    I’m sure moving the cursor is not a 3D Touch feature?
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    Most people have voicemail which is pretty much the same thing.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    The other day my friend Alice (not real name) attempted a FaceTime call to Bob. To both our surprise my phone rang with a FaceTime call from Alice (and as far as we know, Bob never received the call). Holding both our phones together, Alice
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    When did Facebook become a photo storage service? I’ve always saw it as just a place to share some photos (which are also backed up elsewhere).
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    Recent versions have improved hugely. Have you tried them?
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    Yet another reason to use Firefox.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    Unlimited fibre is the norm here in New Zealand.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    I believe the WD utility sends a command to the drive so it does a self test. That would eliminate any upper layers issues.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    I wonder if OP is confusing factories getting a carrier to install a cell site (whether it be a pico/microcell or a proper macrocell site) on/near the factory property. It's not unusual for that to happen (especially if said
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    Over time as they reduce the amount of spectrum allocated to 3G though reallocating spectrum to 4G, I suspect you'll find you're better off using 4G. Here in New Zealand the telcos have, for some time, been reducing their 3G capac
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    My local Debian mirrors support HTTPS, and I assume other mirror sites worth their salt do too. Easy enough for Debian to redirect to your local mirror.
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    by kiwijamo 8y ago

    I wish Firefox would do this too. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve pressed return just as Firefox changes the ordering of the items in the search bar suggestions. Very fustrating as I’ve since learnt to wait for Firefox to complete it