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4y ago
Google is worried that Apple would then release a search engine and that would be worse for them than the somple payment.
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4y ago
Depends on whgat they are - e.g. I want the magnifying glass as a widget - or the current weather forecast - These are not notifications
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4y ago
Not really. Listen to county cricketers talking about travelling. Nan os get mentioned by many at least in the Midlands.
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4y ago
Yes this is not good. I could justify buying one and moving one original to another room. But buying two and ending up with a spare old one. No
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4y ago
Also often siri cannot tell the difference between on and off.
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4y ago
Why is pen and paper required?
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4y ago
But it still costs tyhe customer. In time which is more precious than anything else.
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4y ago
And isn't this on reason why XML was invented?
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4y ago
The bbank I worked for did the same. I think most would have done Netware worked first then eventually MS as Windows took over
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4y ago
Which OS are you on? I am on macOS and it is worse.
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4y ago
Also the change to force you to store passwords in the cloud. You used to be able to have a vault and keep it on your machines only. I can't see how any company could allow this software storing company passwords on their machines.
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4y ago
No I read on my iPhone which I keep in my pocket - I have that with me and don't need to carry a larger thing in a bag. But I don't use Apple's Books it just feels wrong - I used Stanza and when Amazon broke it I switched to
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4y ago
Yes that was the one I used and was the one that I meant by saying "took over the ones tuned for Windows." I think ParcPlace took it over and replaced it by the expensive one which was OS independent and not tuned to Windows.
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4y ago
However this is all Unix and academia based. If you wrote code for Windows and OS/2 in the commercial world you were using threads sine '89 and thus did not want to use the languages that did not use threads e.g. python, OCaml
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4y ago
And this is one of the reasons Smalltalk did not take off in the 90s. All the useful versions priced themselves for the enterprise or took over the ones tuned for Windows. See Gilad Bracha's view on why Smalltalk did not take off http
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4y ago
The EUR price includes VAT, Americans have this odd thing of quoting prices without tax which tends to be illegal elesewhere. OK the US does not have a sales type tax on digital goods,
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4y ago
Ah yes I forgot Vivaldi - which I did use but it just leaked memory even worse than Firefox - running on macOS
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4y ago
It is a preference you can set.
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4y ago
I used vertical tabs when Firefox was Netscape. I used OmniWeb. Currently Firefox is the only browser that I can get an addon to provide vertical tabs. IUt is called Tree Style Tab
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4y ago
Or more usually if the Telegraph is against it it is worth looking into.
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4y ago
I would be surprised if there was much overlap between those type of programmers. The ReactJS type is doing fancy thin gs on screens and does it for the money and for all sorts of places. The APFS builders are more likely to be passionate a
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4y ago
How? They are just links to original work in other places. Now if you look over all media there is a bias in the US Republicans will see all non Fox as left wing in the UK all the papers are right wing. I think News looks at what you choos
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4y ago
No the solution is to always show the scroll bar. Then I don't have to guess if there is anything to scroll.
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4y ago
Very few package authors create packages in any packaging system. The ports are usually done by someone else often part of the package team. e.g. who crates emacs or vim packages for debian nix etc?
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4y ago
Why do you have to use brew - there are other package managers for macOS new ones like nixpkgs and ones much older than brew like Macports and Fink. All of these follow normal Unix standards e.g. like work on a multi user system.
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4y ago
Agreed about privat equity in general but the UK papers are all owned by media groups I think so no PEs fault here. The issue is lack of advertising revenue. No local classified adds or local firms. All gone to Facebook.
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4y ago
But who collects the stories for the agencies - it used to be the local reporters who are the ones gone. This is the point of the statistic I am in UK and look at my local papers - the number of stories is massively down and the report numb
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4y ago
That depends they are. However the issue is that the party members are a small proportion of the general public. Thus a small group is enough to win the vote in the party, This tends in a two party system to make the winner more extreme and
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4y ago
But not every one in Athens was a citizen. There were many slaves etc. This is election as per 18th century Britain elections by the propertied classes.
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4y ago
Yes in general But in this case they knew it was a special case and should have informed the other parts of PayPal so this would not happen. So this is not a good defense
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