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satysin
8y ago
You mean like an Apple Watch does with a macOS machine?
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satysin
8y ago
I don't do any web development but I think this will be very interesting when they bring the Android development tools to Chrome OS. There are some very nice Chromebooks out these days that have more than enough power to offer a decent
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satysin
8y ago
Yes I can see the issues in real-time (or near-time) collaboration as that is not something Scrivener really deals with elegantly. I was talking about it more from an individual writers perspective which is how I use it. I export sections&#
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satysin
8y ago
I don't disagree but Scrivener is basically writing IDE for me. It allows me to keep all my reference material, notes, documents, pictures, etc, etc. in a single, organised project in a nicely designed project management tool. I guess
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satysin
8y ago
Grab the trial and see for yourself? I've had no issues writing technical documentation with copious amounts of code and config sections.
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satysin
8y ago
Do yourself a favour and get Scrivener. Don't use Microsoft Word or any generic word processor if you're writing a book, sure you can do it but god is it a painful experience. I have been using Scrivener for a few years now and
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satysin
8y ago
I only use it for autofilling my CC and it works fine. A couple of sites don't play well with setting the expiry month via dropdown menus but otherwise it is solid.
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satysin
8y ago
Very similar for me but with 1Password instead of LastPass. My only complaint about Bitwarden is that the desktop app on macOS does not have support for Touch ID which is a shame. It has been a requested feature for a long time but no progr
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satysin
8y ago
Yeah I had this. I simply blocked the TV from accessing the Samsung ad domains while leaving things like Netflix accessible.
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satysin
8y ago
It many not be cool and glamorous but dealing with human waste in a hygienic way has been one of the biggest benefits to society that not many people think about. Better toilets means better overall hygiene which means less people sick whic
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satysin
8y ago
I was even more stunned when I bought a Surface Book 2 directly from Microsoft for over £3000 running Windows 10 'Professional' and the first thing I see after booting it up is Candy Crush, TripAdvisor, Twitter and Minecraft on my
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satysin
8y ago
I just tried this on a the latest version of Windows 10 and with everything disabled during the OOBE I still get Candy Crush, Twitter, Minecraft, Get Office, etc. in the start menu. How do I avoid those using settings in the OOBE?
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satysin
8y ago
Oh come on! Yes Safari includes Google, Bing, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo as built-in search providers. That is not the same thing as bundling Candy Crush Soda in the Dock. Hell Apple don't even include the free iWorks apps such as Pages
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satysin
8y ago
I understand what you're saying but it is just a poor excuse IMHO. It has been 3 years since Windows 10 came out, everyone at Microsoft knows it comes with this crap. They want it there.
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8y ago
I don’t see Microsoft releasing a desktop Linux but I can see them releasing a Microsoft Azure Linux distro. Linux is already massive on Azure so it makes a lot of sense from a support POV. Whether they go with their own version or just b
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satysin
8y ago
I have never seen an option in the OOBE to disable the automatic installation of Twitter, Candy Crush, Trivago, Fallout Shelter, Kindle and other such crap. What setting are you referring to? You are correct in that they are stubs however t
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8y ago
Microsoft do cool things like this which makes me think "oh wow they really are a different company to 15 years ago" So I go and check out a new Windows 10 laptop and the first thing I see, even on Microsoft's own Surface dev
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8y ago
I kind of agree and disagree at the same time. Microsoft provide file system access which is not impacted by MAX_PATH and that is what git is using when it writes to the file system. If anything I think Microsoft should fix Explorer which t
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satysin
8y ago
Oh yeah there are plenty of workarounds, just an annoyance when it catches you out. Not much of an issue if you are on Windows 10 as you can enable Microsoft's long path setting. I don't often use Windows these days though so it i
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satysin
8y ago
I have lost count of the number of times I have checked out a large Java application which hits the 256 character MAX_PATH limit on Windows. Is a huge pain in the ass as checkout from git or whatever usually works fine but when you try and
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satysin
8y ago
Finally the beginning of the end for the Lightning port! Hopefully next years iPhone will be USB-C as well.
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8y ago
Ads are the reason I don't both with phone and tablet games anymore. If I want to game on the go I take the Switch with me. Same for my son (5yo). I also don't let him watch YouTube on my phone or tablet, only the computer where t
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satysin
8y ago
No issues here with Firefox (with uBlock Origin) on macOS 10.14
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satysin
8y ago
Agreed 100%. Hell a white page with generic Times New Roman font and generic buttons is perfect if it tells me how much I will be paying monthly, how long I am committed for and everything else that should be shown to me before I subscribe.
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8y ago
I had a similar issue. I removed the device from my account with a call to Apple so it could fall back to SMS.
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satysin
8y ago
It falls back to SMS for 2FA if you don't have a trusted device on the account (e.g. if you only have one device and are doing a reset of said device)
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satysin
8y ago
I am lucky in that I am very good with names and faces. I don't know why but I can meet someone once for a brief conversation and remember key points (job, family, where they are from, etc) of the conversation without having to try and
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satysin
8y ago
What a terrible live event. The presenters were awful. Okay not everyone is a natural presenter so if you don't have such people in your product management team just hire some! As for the products. Groan. What is there to be excited ab
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8y ago
You can login to the Chrome browser (think profile) using a Google Account. Doing so allows you to sync bookmarks, settings, passwords, etc. as well as remain always logged in to Google sites even after deleting all cookies (which would nor
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satysin
8y ago
My guess is because there is not a JVM for the 'Emotion Engine' used in the PS2 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emotion_Engine
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