kiwijamo

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by kiwijamo 10y ago
That is strange, Spotlight seems to do this for me. I rarely have to type more than 1-2 characters. YMMV.
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by kiwijamo 10y ago
I live in New Zealand and this thing thinks I'm somewhere in Western USA.
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by kiwijamo 10y ago
Amazon could, if they wanted to, obtain a lot more useful data from the data Netflix hosts in AWS than Samsung could from just making chips for Apple. So I'm not sure if it's a good comparison.
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by kiwijamo 10y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one wondering that! It would have been nice if the linked article explained this concept.
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by kiwijamo 10y ago
I've used Apple sync between my laptop and phone for my calendars for over a year with no issues. I have several friends with Apple devices who depend on reliable calendars and none have complained about this aspect. YMMV.
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by kiwijamo 10y ago
My experience with both OSX and Windows is that you just need to plug a printer in and it just works. Can't remember that ever happening with BSD/Linux in my experience. :( But it sounds like things have improved which is good to
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by kiwijamo 11y ago
Is that an issue with more modern systems like UMTS and LTE? For some reason I remember reading somewhere that when UMTS was introduced, the SIM card standard was updated to include some data allowing devices to challenge UMTS (and I assume
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by kiwijamo 11y ago
I use DuckDuckGo as well and I was affected by this.
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by kiwijamo 11y ago
I also have a Macbook Air and it seems to work smoothly in Safari. I guess there are differences in how Safari and Chrome uses (or doesn't use) GPU acceleration on that page.