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by satysin 6y ago
In Mojave and Catalina it is an option in Trackpad preferences rather than accessibility. https://i.imgur.com/d0EeOG7.png
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by satysin 6y ago
Perhaps I am wrong but in my experience Chrome, Firefox and the platform included browsers all set the browser language to the OS language by default. While not a perfection solution I feel if the user is able to understand the language of
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by satysin 6y ago
I always wondered wtf the browsers language setting is for. Can a website not query this for the preferred language rather than make a language decision based on an IP address geo lookup? I am English, my browsers language order is to set E
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by satysin 7y ago
I really enjoyed MQ. It is ridiculous but also quite true to life according to my wife who is a video game producer. A lot of big personalities, egos, etc. I loved F. Murray Abraham's character. Quite the departure from Dar Adal in Hom
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by satysin 7y ago
I never watched Seinfeld or Curb Your Enthusiasm however I grabbed season 1 of Curb two weeks ago as I am in lockdown and wanted something different/new (to me) to watch and fell in love with it. I am now on season 8(!) and there hasn&
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by satysin 7y ago
Yes I wanted to go back and edit my post to clarify my "pretty much all" statement to state that I mean pretty much all the popular consumer and "stylish mobile workstation" 15" models with 45W CPUs are like this. I
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by satysin 7y ago
I have almost identical spec laptops from Dell and Apple (XPS 15 and 15" MacBook Pro with same CPU) and on both they ramp up to full fan speed when I do any serious work on them so it isn't limited to Apple laptops. Pretty much al
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by satysin 7y ago
> Yeah we understand all of our code, right? I'm developing an Electron app. I let you guess how much I know about the code behind electron/chronium. I get your point however I feel there is a different between not having full
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by satysin 7y ago
I respectfully disagree. I feel it is safe to say that Zoom have some serious issues in their development process. It seems every other day there is some new issue. Install fuckery on macOS, lying about E2EE, including code they did not pro
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by satysin 7y ago
> It depends on your personality This is the biggest factor IMHO. Working from home is similar to being self-employed in my experience. It requires you to be strict and disciplined with your time and priority management and concentration
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by satysin 7y ago
IMHO working from home only really works if you are alone (or the other people are also working from home, i.e. quiet and considerate). Sure you might be able to get an hour or two of quality work time while your partner and kid are watch
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by satysin 7y ago
Not always. Shockingly (or I guess not shockingly by todays standards) some MiniDiscs have copy protection on the track listing! However a majority of CDs I owned with CD-TEXT would happily label everything correctly. This was the reason I
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by satysin 7y ago
This brings back some great memories from 2002. My daughter had just been born and when I was up doing the night feeds I used my PlayStation 2 with its optical out to transfer my CDs onto my MiniDisc player. It was a slow process (real time
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by satysin 7y ago
I hate those god-awful AirBlade dryers. I have long fingers and it is almost impossible to dry my hands without that disgusting pool of water flicking up onto the tips of my fingers. Curl your fingers you say? Not possible due to how narr
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by satysin 7y ago
Interesting. I have used VSCode on Mac for C++ but it has been a royal pain in the ass recently with lldb-mi issues related to Catalina. If you don't mind sharing I am very interested in your setup.
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by satysin 7y ago
The new MacBook Air looks really nice as well. Here's hoping we see a new 13/14" MacBook Pro in the next day or two as well. I want to upgrade from my 15" but I don't want this form factor anymore. 14" in a sli
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by satysin 7y ago
Here in France literally everything on Amazon.fr that I would like to order is unavailable for delivery until next Monday. In Lyon at least. I won't say everything is like that but I have been looking at some school supplies as my so
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by satysin 7y ago
I am a Bitwarden user (three years paying for premium) and while I like it the desktop app isn't as feature rich or as smooth to use as 1Password imho. It lacks biometrics support for one which is something I wish they would add but I
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by satysin 7y ago
I have turned down multiple opportunities to work in the USA for these reasons. A friend told me her story years ago and it made me never want to work there. She was a single mother in her early 30s. Her husband/father of her child die
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by satysin 7y ago
When Sign in with Apple was announced it was stated it wouldn't be a requirement until April 2020. As per https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=09122019b
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by satysin 7y ago
Quitting Facebook wasn't difficult. I had nothing of value from it by the end. Quitting Instagram also wasn't difficult. Sadly quitting WhatsApp is proving very difficult as it is used by so many (at least here in Europe). I use S
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by satysin 7y ago
I use the installer download script from https://github.com/munki/macadmin-scripts Has always worked fine.
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by satysin 7y ago
Stability wise it's been fine but it still has a few dumb bugs like Finder not letting me add smb shares to the sidebar (but afp shares work fine) and some UI bugs such as additional separator bars in context menus if you set Recent it
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by satysin 7y ago
I understand the why but when moving country I would have thought (hoped?) they would have some sort of more flexible process. We had to go back to see our account manager no less than 5 times in the first two weeks of having our HSBC accou
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by satysin 7y ago
Oh. My. God. YES! I moved from the UK to France in 2018 (in part due to Brexit but that is a longer story) and dear god the banking systems here are utter shit. I am with HSBC and I can't even change the PIN on my debit card! Hell I co
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by satysin 7y ago
Fair point however as someone moving from a Nokia N95 to the original iPhone I recall things very differently. While it is true the N95 could do a lot more than the first iPhone I hated using the N95 and iOS, while more limiting, was a br
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by satysin 7y ago
> the first iPhone was really bad I couldn't disagree more. Sure looking back at what we have today it is easy to laugh at it but it was literally the only product of its kind for perhaps the first 9 months of its life. It delivered
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by satysin 7y ago
I do not use the transcoding feature (it murders HDR content) so have never experienced any crashes. The only UI prompt I recall seeing is some new streaming feature which I haven't looked into but appears to be some kind of partnershi
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by satysin 7y ago
This is a very valid complaint however I understand their need to monetise and at least you can remove that items. At least so far. I am always open to alternatives however with everything I have tried over the years nothing has come clos
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by satysin 7y ago
I agree with your frustrations about smart TVs but I also like the setup I have with my TV. I bought an LG OLED last summer (a 55" C9) and to be honest I don't hate the software (webOS) on it. However my setup is not really norma

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