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mrmondo
8y ago
Personally - I find Apple maps (now, not at all in the early days) much better than Google maps - except for one thing: On several occasions where I enter a street address and if it's in a heavily populated area particularly if it'
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mrmondo
8y ago
Absolutely - Reeder IMO is a very well designed app and it’s great going from my phone / iPad to my home / work desktops and having the syncing work properly. I use Feedly for my subscriptions, filters and other logic processing.
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mrmondo
8y ago
Thanks :)
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mrmondo
8y ago
Howdy, Firefox version?
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mrmondo
8y ago
Not like the example you've given, but for well designed and easy to configure diagrams that can be saved or exported in plain text (e.g. for use in documentation, websites or markdown) I use Monodraw: https://monodraw.helft
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mrmondo
8y ago
I’ve got to say I’ve been very impressed with JMAP using it with FastMail for a few years now. Well done to the teams involved.
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mrmondo
8y ago
In 2012: Slowly changed all information in the account to misinformation, moved the account to 'Ireland', Wrote a crappy script to uploaded blank replacement photos / images where possible, remove all friends and then delete
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mrmondo
8y ago
Works on iOS 12 Safari
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mrmondo
8y ago
Yep I used this to migrate off Wordpress to Jekyll, I migrated around 3000 posts and it worked very well.
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mrmondo
8y ago
I happen to already be using that one, nice to see they've added Facebook tracking removal to it as well!
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mrmondo
8y ago
Good find, the source is here: https://github.com/nboughton/nofbclid/blob/master/nofbclid.j...
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mrmondo
8y ago
From the thread: "Facebook is doing this in response to Apple’s third-party cookie tracking protection that prevents FB from tracking users just by cookies/embeds, see https://webkit.org/blog/8311/intel
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mrmondo
8y ago
Another dodgy move by Facebook, this time not only tracking people (potentially without their consent) but also disrupting internet traffic.
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Facebook now adds fbclid query string to URLs, busting CloudFlare’s cache
(community.cloudflare.com)
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mrmondo
8y ago
I was trying out GSuite last week and used the Google Admin console and had the exact same experience. You click on options then you wait 2-5 seconds for the menu to load or the option to expand. Coupled with the poor UX I'm surprised
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mrmondo
8y ago
Yeah been using Monodraw since it came out - great application and the few times I've wanted new features the devs have added them!
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mrmondo
8y ago
(I'm not sure I'm correct - IANAL!)
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mrmondo
8y ago
IMO the title is a little misleading - I read 'EU drops rule' as that the EU had removed a rule / cancelled it. Should probably be something like "EU states that telemetry data collected from self-driving cars may be sub
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mrmondo
8y ago
Yeah that and it's interface feeling so incredibly slow / high latency (on prem and cloud / hosted), it /feels/ like Java.
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mrmondo
8y ago
Legend ;)
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mrmondo
8y ago
In my 6+ years of being forced to use Office 365 for one of my accounts - it is a flaming POS. Plagued by poor performance, regular (unexplained!) outages and has series issues with data consistency and don’t even get me started on it’s ter
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mrmondo
8y ago
I’ve had a very good experience with Fastmail (as others have commented as well I see) for heavy email use, calendaring & contact syncing across 7~ iOS and macOS devices.
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mrmondo
8y ago
Digital Rights Watch has more information and a submission system to help people write their feedback to the government: https://digitalrightswatch.org.au/2018/08/19/defend-encrypti...
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mrmondo
8y ago
Blue switches at work - I do check with in those nearby my every 4-8 weeks (truly!) to see if my typing is annoying anyone, so far in (6 years or so on blues or similar) everyone just laughs and says they’ll let me know if it’s a distractio
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mrmondo
8y ago
Thank you for saying in two sentences what I (likely) failed to say in many.
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mrmondo
8y ago
I agree with you, while I've had both first and second (maybe third if we agree there is a third) of the new gen of keyboards and no problems with any of them - I accept that there has been some sort of design issue causing a higher th
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mrmondo
8y ago
While ugly, I found the UX easy enough to follow on my desktop (I'd hate to see it on a phone / tablet), but then once I made my selections the final image were broken (404s).
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mrmondo
8y ago
Thanks for the input, I wasn’t sure how he’d be to listen to.
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mrmondo
8y ago
Thanks for the advice / review, yes I was referring to Wheaton - as @chaosite mentioned he’s most well known for playing Wesley on Star Trek TNG.
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mrmondo
8y ago
Thanks for the advice / review!
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