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3y ago
While people can have different experiences. I did have a L/R drift issue on an older Mac (PPC days) - Do you know what I did to have it resolved? I didn't write a twitter post, I contacted apple support. When the support person c
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3y ago
Is this not just unbundling to appease regulators who assert that putting everything in one app is anticompetitive?
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3y ago
That's rather cherry-picked. The information you left out: 1. Those were test units, not purchased devices used by customers. 2. For consumer Roomba devices that include a camera: photographic data is not sent to iRobot for processing.
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3y ago
Then you didn't understand the article. This is a situation when writing a message to a named recipient will default to an iMessage email address and not their non-iMessage phone number (and only for the first message mind you.) The so
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3y ago
Hi author, sorry for referring to you as a male.
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3y ago
Did you read the article?
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3y ago
Well she had to set it up on the laptop to work that way. It’s not automatic kiddo. Plus this is the sender writing a message to her email address. Her laptop didn’t steal her phone number.
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3y ago
What you’re describing isn’t even what the article is about. For your problem: users that haven’t deregistered their phone number from iMessage when switching to a non-Apple phone: there is the option of using a website to deregister, calli
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3y ago
This article is nothing more than bait for people who don't use an iPhone to think it's a dark-patterned nightmare. The "Professional Computers person" probably chose not to include screenshots because it would debunk hi
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3y ago
Possibly due to the topic attracting emotional, inflammatory responses rather than an objective, on-topic discussion. Some people can't resist and have to turn every thread into a battlefield as if this achieves something on the ground
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3y ago
This seems like a consequence of the bot activity driving those messages, including concerted efforts to spread false information. I.E. It's possibly in response to (1) fake news reporting from their own users, (2) their EU-misinformat
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3y ago
It's interesting to me what someone on HN wouldn't be aware of computer aversion behaviours and malware related technophobia. Since it's not only extensively studied but reported upon frequently. It is also trivial to observe
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3y ago
I think this is what the "Digital Assistant" will become. At the moment we craft some kind of prompt then scour the results which are largely book-like representations of information. Per your suggestion, it would be logical that
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3y ago
Agreed. We have the entire history of personal computing to know the consequences of these changes. Industry experts still state, ad nauseam, that side loading and 3rd party app stores are the overwhelming source of Android malware. (Source
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3y ago
Oh don’t get me wrong. You’re 100% right - but this provides a level of disruption that would make the Figma buy out not as competitive as originally imagined. Neither are, of course, in the on-demand UX space, but both will need to be. Un
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3y ago
I agree but for a slightly different reason. UX is going to get a shake up from AI. We're already seeing a bit of the new paradigm of on-demand UI/UX with Gemini (and the various me-too demos). Both Figma and Adobe are now vulnera
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3y ago
Link to the original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imBlPXbAv6E
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3y ago
I think externally it's tempting to see Google and Apple's app marketplaces as the same thing, but that is more indicative that one's experience is merely as a user. Despite both presenting similarly to users, they're op
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3y ago
Google has this thing of releasing concept videos but communicating them as product demos. Overselling is not a winning strategy, especially when others are shipping genuinely good products. Every time Google show off something new the firs
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3y ago
Along with your thoughts, I feel that Google's problem has always been over-promising. (There's even comedy skits about it.) That starts with the demonstrations which show really promising technology, but what eventually ships doe
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3y ago
Comfy is node based. The saved metadata pulls up the full nodal workflow.
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3y ago
automatic1111: great for the fast implementation of the most recent generative features comfyui: excellent for workflows and recalling the workflows, as they're saved into the resulting image metadata (i.e. sharing images, shares the i
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3y ago
If it's just for hobby/interest work, then just a heads-up that even the 1st generation Apple Silicon will turn over about one image a second with SDXL Turbo. The M3s of course are quite a bit faster. The performance gains in rece
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3y ago
DiffusionBee: AGPL-3.0 license (Native app) InvokeAI: Apache license 2.0 (web-browser UI) automatic1111: AGPL-3.0 license (web-browser UI) ComfyUI:GPL-3.0 license (web-browser UI) There's more, but I don't pay enough attention to
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3y ago
Yes, actually much worse. The Omnipod 5 uses pods that the user fills with their insulin, the minimum fill amount is 85 units, the maximum is 200 units (i.e. 0.85ml minimum, up to 2mL of U100 insulin).
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3y ago
They've lost track of why the old logo resonated.
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This is about as naive as your other posts. If you need to strawman the opposing point of discussion. Then you don't have an argument, instead you're the fanatic.
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3y ago
I don't hate the colours and they're now closer to real street maps. This is of course a subjective opinion as I haven't put the new colours into use to see if the desaturated scheme is more glanceable. However there are exam
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3y ago
>I like how you call users dumb for choosing Apple and clever for wanting to sideload. That's clearly not what is written, don't invent a false narrative with your lack of comprehension skills. Also going to need a citation for
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3y ago
If the concept here is choice, then why not force apple to clearly advertise that side loading and 3rd party apps stores are not available. The same way that Samsung and Huawei promote theirs? Then the consumer can make that decision for th
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