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6y ago
You've made some statements there but provided no context. Why is it a bad thing? I've been on the platform since 2007 - the App Store has been around since 2008. To date, I have had exactly 0 issues. Annecdata for sure, but I&#
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Not at all. There isn’t much second or even third order thinking around these issues and the precedents set to retail as a whole. It's clear to anyone that looks at this on merit as to what Epic are trying to do and, much like Facebo
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6y ago
Design is “engineering”. Engineers design , by definition[0]. Design, contrary to popular belief is about solving problems. Industrial design in particular focuses on how things work, not just the aesthetics of an object. [0] from the
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6y ago
At times I came close :)
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6y ago
The animation on this site is simply beautiful.
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6y ago
It's not AutoCAD. Revit linking is (or was when I last looked 3 years ago) an unmitigated toxic hell stew! Autodesk are an absolute blight on the architecture and engineering worlds. While there is hand wringing going on around Apple&#
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How Safe Are You from Covid When You Fly?
(nytimes.com)
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6y ago
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What kind of CAD? Architectural/Constuction? Mechanical/Electrical schematics? From an architectural viewpoint, linked files are problematic. It's rare that a model is entirely self contained. Linking (XREFs) are commonplace
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6y ago
They do? They charge me an annual subscription for that.
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6y ago
The difference here of course is that Microsoft we’re shown to be threatening to withdraw OEMs licenses if they provided Netscape preinstalled. They also threatened the same if OEMs provided alternative OSS such as Linux. Apple on the other
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6y ago
Well, depends how it's sent. The header information in an encrypted message is unencrypted. Using an MUA, the body of the message will be sent as an inline attachment. The contend definition of the boundary for the attachment is Conten
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6y ago
All the vaccines have 100% efficacy in preventing ICU admissions so far.
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6y ago
“You know what they call alternative medicine that's been proved to work? - Medicine.” ― Tim Minchin
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6y ago
https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites#Facebook
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https://twitter.com/troyhunt/status/1378463581604220931 "I’ve had a heap of queries about this. I’m looking into it and yes, if it’s legit and suitable for @haveibeenpwned it’ll be searchable there shortly.&q
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6y ago
Thank you. There wasn't when I clicked.
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6y ago
"Didn't have the option to flag, and can't find an option to report 'bugs'."
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6y ago
Personally, I find that counter-intuitive in a WIMP UI. If it keeps happening, you can change your double-click speed in System Preferences - shortcut key is Enter (which has been the shortcut since before Windows or Gnome/KDE existed)
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6y ago
Preview has been there from the very early days of NeXT and Display PostScript (NeXT worked on DPS with Adobe). Apple’s pdf handling has always been baked in as Quartz is ‘pdf based’.
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6y ago
How is renaming poor? You can batch rename and a simple click on the file name allows for renaming. Last time I used Nautilus, you still had to activate file renaming with a keypress or from a menu and that had to be done in a moat window.
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6y ago
"You're a joke." Wow. "Only rich spoiled brats spend 5k on a laptop that would otherwise cost 1k" Not this again. A fully tricked out MBP 16" costs $6699. RRP for a Lenovo equivalent is $8,894. Dell doesn'
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6y ago
She also said she'd block exports if they didn't get the rest of their order before anyone else, which given the 'negotiation' that went on is a bit rich.
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Similar, but with a manual Gaggia machine. Tried several different coffee subscriptions, but ultimately settled on Lavazza Qualità Rossa.
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Provide the rest for context! You have been disingenuous from the outset, clearly arguing in bad faith to unsuccessfully prove your own bias. The facts are that Apple are indeed one of the more trustworthy companies with personal data, an
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6y ago
Apple may share personal data with service providers who act on our behalf, our partners, or others at your direction. Further, Apple does not share personal data with third parties for their own marketing purposes. Service Providers . App
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That's what scares me... So you agree with the EU's actions on this? You are refuting that they are in the wrong? I grew up in France and have elderly relatives there. The fact that the EU are behaving like this is deeply saddenin
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6y ago
So your first source (from 2014) is based on Withings working with AXA and is also speculation based on your second source, who's reporting it must be pointed out is of an extremely dubious nature (cf. https://www.bloomber
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6y ago
Got any evidence, tangible or otherwise, of (2)?
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At this point, the question must me asked "Just who in the hell do you think you are?" They left order late. They tried to strong-arm a less-than-cost price, without contributing to funding the research, blamed the UK for their ow
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6y ago
The difference, of course, is that if I message someone about an iPhone in messages.app, I'm not inundated with "targeted" ads for phones everywhere I go. Or, if I'm talking to someone about a recipe, my devices don'
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