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by sbuk 4y ago
Difference is one company paid for the inspiration with pre-IPO stock…
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by sbuk 4y ago
Calling a onetime pop-up of a service offering an ad is stretching the description somewhat. Also, it's losing sight of the main argument - ads driven by gathering personal data is what causes concern.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Seeing as context is conspicuously missing, all cloud services offered by foreign business in China a required to be hosted and controlled by state owned providers. For instance, China has a separate Microsoft 365/Azure region hosted a
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by sbuk 4y ago
P14s and X1, sorry, should have included that.
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by sbuk 4y ago
I hate Lenovo keyboards. Too spongy, and key presses often don't register.
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by sbuk 4y ago
> namely getting software running out of the box Why do you mean? The lack of a package manager? > and the mouse and touchpad lag is atrocious. I don't know which timeline you're commenting from, but as someone that works wi
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by sbuk 4y ago
To be fair to IT teams, it normally SOC that drag their heels on software approvals.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Consequences of poorly performing GBP and Euro.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Mission Critical Custom Apps.
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by sbuk 4y ago
It's The Register. They style themselves after British tabloids. The headline is exactly what you expect from a red top[0] like The Sun[1] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabloid_journalism#Red_tops [1] https:&
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by sbuk 4y ago
Is it any different to the false statement that is "(although they've also lost the ability to boot Windows in latest generation as well)"? The last line specifically refers to macOS. No need to be deliberately obtuse.
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by sbuk 4y ago
It's clear the context of the whole thread is Apple's OS X/macOS based lineage of machines. Also, they haven't lost the ability to boot Windows, seemingly due to licensing issues with Qualcomm, Microsoft hasn't of
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by sbuk 4y ago
I can’t agree. I have a recent X series, and at this point, it’s approaching butterfly-keyboard levels of unreliability. I’ve always found the travel to be on the spongy side, but this iteration is terrible. Also, my trackpad literally has
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by sbuk 4y ago
Depends on the context. The OP, IMO, was being passive-aggressive, almost incredulous. As I said, every time anything comes up about Asahi, it is guaranteed that at least two threads will occur. This and comment about the vTuber. At this po
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by sbuk 4y ago
This has been long established. marcan_42 has repeatedly posted about this here, on twitter and reddit to name a few locations.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Kingston is incredibly well served with schools being walking distance bus stops.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Suggest changing link to https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/ultra-low-emission-zone/ule... which contains more information
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by sbuk 4y ago
That's generally true of any change that Apple makes. They telegraph the change directly, yet it's largely ignored, usually wilfully, and the caterwauling starts as soon as they take the action that they say they are going to take
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by sbuk 4y ago
Metal predates Vulkan by 2 years.
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by sbuk 4y ago
> Lack of familiarity is not the same as unintuitive.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Nope, Siri can also do multiple timers. It asks for an name if an unnamed timer of the same length already exists.
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by sbuk 4y ago
It does. "Hey Siri, set a timer for 45 minutes called pasta bake", "Hey Siri, how long left on pasta bake?" works.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Yes, you are so much cleverer than I. Ad hominem is ad hominem, however you try and wrap it up or disguise it. Arrogance is an ugly thing to display. Sometimes, you have to Read. The. Fucking. Manual. The truth is that you have struggled
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by sbuk 4y ago
To clarify, I've been using Macs since 1987 and macOS in it's various guised for 21 years. > At the semantic level it's fundamentally mixing two separate concerns. Further, resolving this quandry requires opening a next-le
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by sbuk 4y ago
The book was never banned in the UK, and the film was withdrawn from the UK market at Kubrick's request, and subsequently re-released after his death in 2000.
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by sbuk 4y ago
> Unintuitive things about macOS: the bar at the top is used both for app-context menus and for system-context settings. Wuh? Not unintuitive different to what you are used to . > If you want to scan something, you have to go via sys
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by sbuk 4y ago
Finder > View > Show Path Bar (Option + Command + P). Right click on the folder in the path bar > Open in Terminal.
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by sbuk 4y ago
But knee-jerking is so much easier!
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by sbuk 4y ago
If you're buying books based on the logo, you're doing it very wrong.
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by sbuk 4y ago
pf is built into macOS. There is a (paid) frontend - https://www.murusfirewall.com

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