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kiwijamo
9y ago
I thought you were joking and had a close look at the list. Turns out you're absolutely right! Intel® Pentium® Processor 100 MHz, 50 MHz FSB Intel® Pentium® Processor 120 MHz, 60 MHz FSB Intel® Pentium® Processor 150 MHz, 60 MHz FSB In
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9y ago
I can't see either Air NZ or Turkish doing that. Air NZ already has a partnership with Singapore/Cathay so I'd imagine they'd continue to feed into SIN/HKG. Unless they form a partnership with Turkish which I also c
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9y ago
Deaf people don't need extra training before getting their license in most countries.
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Ubuntu Updates for the Meltdown / Spectre Vulnerabilities
(insights.ubuntu.com)
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kiwijamo
9y ago
Did you mean shouldn't be required?
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9y ago
Turned off by default for me in 57.0.3/macOS. Is it usually on by default on other platforms?
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9y ago
Is there a non-paywalled link?
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9y ago
Not sure if it counts. I'm working on making public several hundreds (if not thousands) of photos of cell sites from around the world (but mostly in my home country of New Zealand). Using Caddy as a webserver. Pages will be in plain Ma
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9y ago
That doesn't seem to work in Excel 12.29 for MacOS. Is it a Windows only keystroke?
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9y ago
Apps have some features not available on the web. E.g. You can fast forward in Netflix's apps on certain platforms. Not on the web.
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10y ago
Not the case in other parts of the world though. Here in New Zealand one of the two major networks no longer operates a 2G network and the other major network is planning to turn it off in the next few years. The only other network hasn
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10y ago
Here in New Zealand, Spark (second largest network) has already turned off their 2G network and Vodafone (largest network) is planning to do so in the next few years. This leaves only 2degrees (third largest) with any long term plans to kee
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10y ago
What advantages does it offer over PuTTY?
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10y ago
It's 4G.
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10y ago
When I went to the US two years ago I got LTE in the Baltimire, Washington DC and Los Angeles areas so you guys do have true 4G. The issue is more the amount of LTE coverage avaliable which isn't that great outside of the main cities (
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10y ago
What is it missing? Styles is something I think OO/LO do reasonably well already, and have done so since the StarOffice days. I am specifically talking about paragraph styles so I wonder if there is some other type of styles OO/LO
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10y ago
Does Debian use AppArmor? Never run into it and I use Debian regularly. I read elsewhere Ubuntu uses it but I suspect Debian doesn't.
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10y ago
My current bank considers a purchase using a PIN to be sufficient for automatic instant activation of the card. I was surprised given my previous bank required a phone call to confirm my identity. I guess the policy varies from bank to bank
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10y ago
New Zealand chip card machines does the same but I think it only need two chip read failures before it falls back to swiping using the magnetic strip.
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10y ago
Yes I discovered that recently when I found my spam folder was only 200mb despite storing tens of thousands of spam. Makes sense that spam would be as small as possible for quicker delivery.
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10y ago
That sounds like a good idea and I've bookmarked your post for future reference. Did you notice any performance issues after switching to gzip?
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10y ago
I've been to AU several times. UK and USA twice. In all cases I've travelled without telling my itinerary. Generally their border control people will only want to see edvidence of onward travel out of their country and/or bac
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10y ago
This sounds like a cool idea! I think it's a shame it's not scalable on the iPhone. :(
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I've had a iPhone for three years and have been a MacBook owner for over ten years. I can't remember thr last time I used iTunes. It's just an app which some people use. It's hardly pivotal...
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10y ago
Looked fine on iPhone. What phone do you have?
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10y ago
I really like the slideshow UI. Anyone know which software was used to make this?
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10y ago
Looks nice in Safari on iPhone too.
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It seemed to work fine on my iPhone. My only complaint was the font size was a bit too small. Also reader mode didn't seem to work so I wasn't able to use that as an alternative to get a reasonable font size.
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10y ago
I have the Facebook messenger app on my iPhone and it works pretty well. I still get a full day out of the battery.
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Premiere Pro and Photoshop has improved a lot over the last few years. But it's let down by the crappy Creative Cloud app which does weird stuff such as suggesting updates that have already been applied. But it's hard to find a be
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