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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
Shit in their office. Peninsula House, Rydon Lane, Exeter, Devon, England, EX2 7HR. They have no right to a shit-free office.
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
Double-tap the column of text.
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
It takes a lot of time and skill to make a good font. Piracy is rampant and tricky to track down (let alone go after) people and businesses who use them without the correct licensing.
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
Yeah, except for ones they currently sell: https://www.apple.com/iphone-se/
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
We could be confusing terms here... I mean 'judder' as uneven frame times, it looks like things skip slightly out of time. Uneven frame times shouldn't even happen with a cinema screening unless something has gone terribly wr
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
Juddering 24fps footage means you have a display that isn't displaying 24fps properly (see here: https://www.rtings.com/tv/tests/motion/24p ). The refresh rate and frame rate aren't matching, most mo
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
Ok, I couldn't find any time it's been used to mean that. What political agenda do you think is being pushed here?
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
What do you mean how can you know? If the app isn't responding, I force-close it. That's all. >I have 15 apps "in memory", my phone started lagging I wish I could tell you... I have 60+ apps 'in memory/suspe
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
>Do you force close the apps? Don't do this unless an app is unresponsive/not working correctly. It will just make apps slower to restart, using more power than it would if left to suspend/un-suspend as it's meant to.
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
Could you explain to us what a 'social justice tool' is?
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
It didn't say that, it said: "A less discussed but faster-growing problem is inequality within countries.". The reports linked in the article show the growing inequality, please feel free to present your sources showing other
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
>They must be happy they managed to get a ‘white man bad’ comment in there. What a strange way to phrase ‘reported a fact’.
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
>One hour later he was back, said he took antibiotics, and felt fine now. Even if antibiotics did fix his cold (highly unlikely), there's no way it worked in an hour. He got something to pep him up for sure.
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
That's true, even Telstra was slow getting to it (was only available for prepaid services for a long while). I think Aussie telcos need a bit of kick to really go in on eSIM, such as Apple releasing eSIM only iPhone's in the USA.
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
Many phones support a second line with an SIM/eSIM setup. As most people still use a SIM in Australia, I wonder if having a second line with an eSIM on a very basic pre-paid plan would work for those people. In theory, you could have l
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
>and they still can't design a proper camera They did, it's just not one you like. Most games that position the camera behind and centred have to zoom out or go weirdly high so you can still see what the character is looking
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
Yeah but then you have to deal with Vodafone coverage. Get a full coverage (Telstra/Boost) or Telstra MVNO SIM (Belong/Aldi/Woolworths).
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
From an interview with ABC (Australian public broadcaster/news network) with the Optus CEO --- ABC: Can you tell us why the system's gone down? Optus CEO: Unfortunately, I don't have more information to give at this stage. W
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
From an interview with ABC (Australian public broadcaster/news network) with the Optus CEO --- ABC: Can you tell us why the system's gone down? Optus CEO: Unfortunately, I don't have more information to give at this stage. W
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
It comes with a dark theme. https://www.pling.com/p/1404056/
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
Can I ask why? I currently use OMV for serving files over my local network (just for myself) and running a handful of Docker containers. It works fine but I don't use 90% of it's features.
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
> it must be possible to do in an environmentally conscious way. Or Australia's lithium mines have managed to fly under the radar of the environmentalists Sadly, both don't seem to be true. Australia's lithium mining has a
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
And what if your website does contain 'heavy' content like images, fonts, video, audio, and/or interactivity because you want or need it to?
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
That is mentioned in the article under 'Skeleton loader screen'. It can be nice on some slower/flakey connections, or on pages where different elements may load in at different times. Quite often the skeleton is static, and
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
They might mean attachments too, which I count as whole message history. Messages seems to be somewhat random about keeping/removing attachments from your devices regardless of how much storage you have free or whether you have 'O
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by sherry-sherry 3y ago
The website incorrectly represents it. Since Lion, how the macOS scrollbar/position looks depends on your input device. By default if you are using a regular mouse, the scrollbar is displayed with a light-gray marker for the current po
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by sherry-sherry 4y ago
I wouldn't even call this scroll-jacking. It doesn't overtake the position I've scrolled to/want to scroll to, nor send things in a different direction than expected.
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by sherry-sherry 4y ago
No. Most vaccines do not remain, nor are they detectable in the body after a pretty short period of time (a matter of weeks) > ... you'll only know after 5 years. See above — that is simply not how vaccines work. Stop spreading misi
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by sherry-sherry 5y ago
Abortion is not in any way comparable with this issue. Do not try and force some 'common ground' argument where is isn't one.
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by sherry-sherry 5y ago
That's pretty standard for the current Australian government to absolving themselves of any responsibility whatsoever. That's kind of ~~what~~ all they do.

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