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by satysin 6y ago
Yes I use Apple Notes for actual notes. It works well enough for everything I do with the only draw back (to me) being it isn't available as raw text. Although copy/paste works just fine so not a huge deal tbh. For anything that I
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by satysin 6y ago
I have a 7yo son so we go out pretty much every day to the park. I haven't tracked anything but ballparking it from the distance and how long we are out I probably walk around 2-3 miles a day. Some of that will be a light jog while kic
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by satysin 6y ago
I had COVID end of February/early March. Thankfully I didn't need hospital treatment, in fact at the time I didn't even know it was COVID. It was only recently I got it confirmed. However several months on I still notice th
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by satysin 6y ago
Guess that explains Discord vanishing from the net a few minutes ago.
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by satysin 6y ago
Am I alone in preferring the iPhone SE 2020 camera over the iPhone 11 camera in their examples? Not always but way more than I expected anyway. It sounds a little hyperbolic but for $399 the iPhone SE 2020 seems to be shockingly good value.
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by satysin 6y ago
My wife asked me what I thought of the new macOS look and my reply was "well I don't hate it" which I think is the best kind of response I can give based on a few screenshots and a short pre-made demo. There is a lot I liked
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by satysin 6y ago
It is $500 and you have to return it at some point.
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> Surely the best way to make virtual events feel familiar is to have actual humans interacting, touching, etc? Instead here you have isolated individuals floating in computer generated environments. To be fair we are still in the midst
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by satysin 6y ago
So what you're saying is as Microsoft (as an example) does not let you signup/pay for Outlook Premium within the Outlook iOS app Apple do not get a cut? If so why is this approach being denied to Hey.com? Reading David's twee
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by satysin 6y ago
Does anyone know how Apple deal with other email providers such as Outlook, ProtonMail, Gmail, etc. that offer consumer paid services with a custom client in the App Store? Does Apple get a cut of Outlook Premium, ProtonMail's monthly
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by satysin 6y ago
I am going by memory here so I very well could be wrong/it may have changed but I think the process is as follows - 1. On the signup page select either the username/email or password text box 2. Press the key icon. 3. Select add i
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by satysin 6y ago
Thank you for your insights. > But then there is a third thing which is that in some countries (and I am not sure here about USA) the president has the right to send a message using any media channel he sees fit, and the media channel ca
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by satysin 6y ago
This is very interesting to watch unfold in real-time. I find it fascinating the President of the United States is ranting about 1st Amendment violations with regards to a private business. Pretty sure there is nothing in the 1st Amendment
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by satysin 6y ago
Yes if you have such issues on two different machines it is most likely software rather than hardware. It is frustrating and time consuming but have you gone step-by-step on a clean system to at least narrow down when the issues begin to oc
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by satysin 6y ago
Have you tried the "nuke from orbit" approach of a full system wipe (T2, SMC and NVRAM reset, delete recovery partitions, Pre-boot volume, etc) and doing a fresh install and setup rather than restoring from backup? I know it shou
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by satysin 6y ago
I have done a mixture over the years. Some will be fixed term contracts (3-12 months usually) for a fixed daily rate. Others have been your regular full-time employee contract. I was a normal member of the company I just happened to not wor
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by satysin 6y ago
Kind of. The positions I take were obviously already remote so anyone wanting/willing to work remotely could have applied as well. Being remote had nothing to do with the current pandemic. Also if someone dislikes working remotely they
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by satysin 6y ago
Possible. Also possible I am worth more as now I am not restricted to the employment options within ~1 hour of where I live. For example to companies willing and able to pay more. I found I was the latter which was one of the reasons I de
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by satysin 6y ago
As someone who has worked remotely (from home) for many years now I find this whole enlightenment employers and employees are having right now quite interesting/entertaining. However one thing that I dislike is this talk, mostly starte
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by satysin 6y ago
I had not heard of this book but just grabbed it on Kindle and read the Preface and holy shit yes. So many bullshit jobs. The first thing to pop into my head is a conversation with my wife a few weeks ago about a couple of people she works
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by satysin 6y ago
That is a truly worrying reply to read but on first read appears to make a lot of sense. I have spent the last few minutes searching for some kind of government response to this and all I can find is basically along the lines of "lift
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by satysin 6y ago
This is what I had assumed. With businesses closing some jobs are literally lost. Talking with friends and family I have realised most of us have changed how we plan to do things in the future. E.g. going out less will have a big impact on
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by satysin 6y ago
I'm not an economics nor employment expert so can someone who knows more about this explain to me what the projections are for the next 6 months? Are the majority of these people expected to find work again at the same (or better) pay?
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by satysin 6y ago
I do not agree with the name calling but I do agree with your feeling the majority of people who want to return to the office are the same who cause a lot of disruptions. Where my wife works there are two types of people who want to return
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by satysin 6y ago
They have a couple of open source products. However they are not one of the big 4 as you have listed. I have heard MS employees talk about open sourcing some of their bigger products and the conversation always comes down to the issue of th
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by satysin 6y ago
Exactly this. It is much easier to mute a thread when some colleagues are having a slow day than it is to move desk in an office when those same people are having an all day conversation as you're trying to work. Of course you could te
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by satysin 6y ago
I have worked remotely (from home) for several years now. Almost everyone I work with also work remotely. While companies can save money with smaller offices by allowing working from home the biggest factor imho is you open the potential em
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by satysin 6y ago
The "best" solution is a mixture of working from home and going to a central office as needed from time to time. How often will differ from employee to employee obviously. My hope is that once this settle down companies that are a
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by satysin 6y ago
One of the issues I have with todays world is this attitude most have to stopping education once you hit ~21 for the majority of people. I genuinely believe the world would be a better place if we had as much support for people in their 30s
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by satysin 6y ago
Ah yes the three-finger drag is still hidden away in accessibility. It is one of the few options I enable there, such a great option I am kind of surprised it isn't the default as once you use it it becomes so natural.

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