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by snazz 4y ago
If you're affiliated with a university or high school (or know a student who will help you out), you can get free Windows Server licenses through their Azure student/educator deal. Also includes all the fancy versions of Visual St
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by snazz 4y ago
Does Homebrew still have those issues on newer Macs with the /opt/homebrew prefix? I don’t use either at the moment but last time I looked at Homebrew it looked like they had changed the way it installed, at least on Apple silicon
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by snazz 4y ago
That seems like a wonderful opportunity to use QEMU since it's not all that performance-sensitive (I think?) and you're not running random pre-built binaries directly on your computer.
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by snazz 4y ago
If you ate something acidic, brushing might just rub the acid into your teeth. I’m not quite sure how big of a deal it is but that’s my guess as to why you want to wait a bit.
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by snazz 4y ago
I’ve played around with iSH on the iPhone and you can definitely run a server in the background, but there are some fairly major caveats. Background apps are severely throttled compared to the foreground app (so you can access your basic we
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by snazz 4y ago
I can confirm this works pretty well. The Capital One mobile app will also give you a single virtual card number (without the merchant lock or any other extra features) if you don’t want the browser extension or just need it once.
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by snazz 4y ago
Asahi Linux works decently well on Apple silicon Macs today.
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by snazz 4y ago
Getting rid of Explorer and using a different shell is much easier than you're thinking, just hold control+shift and right-click the taskbar, then close Explorer. However, you're still running dwm.exe at that point, which gives yo
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by snazz 4y ago
explorer.exe is also responsible for the Windows "shell" (Start menu, taskbar, system tray, desktop background), at least historically. I think more of this started to be done by Metro and UWP subprocesses since Windows 8. (But ex
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by snazz 4y ago
iOS requires user permission for each app to make local network requests (Settings -> Privacy & Security). So in theory this shouldn’t be possible, unless ByteDance came up with a way to bypass it that made it through Apple’s review
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by snazz 4y ago
It didn't have a name, just "a version of OS X", then it was called iPhone OS when they released the SDK and the App Store.
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by snazz 4y ago
I haven’t heard that, but I’m curious to learn more since I use ANC a lot and would like to protect my hearing! Do you think the noice cancellation causes the tinnitus, or do people suddenly realize the ringing when the silence makes it mor
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by snazz 4y ago
Zeiss.
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by snazz 4y ago
Codependency is easy to get into and doesn’t usually end well. Also, I’d argue it’s more fun to go out and meet people when you don’t have a “goal” in mind.
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by snazz 4y ago
And unlocking with the watch only works on Face ID iPhones to make it more convenient when you're wearing a mask.
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by snazz 4y ago
And the Discover bonus is limited to $75 in cash back per quarter at the 5% rate (at least on the card I have), which means you could probably do it once or twice before you’re back to earning 1%. And if you’re in the first year you’d need
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by snazz 4y ago
One of the most valuable parts of the in-person college experience is learning to live independently, exposing yourself to a much wider variety of people, and taking personal risks in a semi-controlled environment. You spend only around 20%
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by snazz 4y ago
I just voted on the same type of system in Wisconsin. It’s nice to have the paper trail. When I voted in Minnesota, I made my selections by filling in bubbles and then feeding the paper into a machine. Either way there’s a physical piece of
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by snazz 4y ago
It’s announced alongside new iOS versions at WWDC and Apple doesn’t break out new iCloud features separate from their new OS feature pages.
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by snazz 4y ago
That seems normal for an organization of Twitter’s size, doesn’t it? They’ve got to sell ads.
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by snazz 4y ago
Hasn't some variation on that rumor been going around for a long time?
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by snazz 4y ago
Google did an ad campaign recently that’s basically that line of thinking (plus trying to encourage them to adopt RCS): https://www.android.com/get-the-message/
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by snazz 4y ago
The first hint is that "business" OneDrive accounts take you to <org>.sharepoint.com instead of onedrive.live.com like personal accounts. They're meant to look similar but often work differently, unlike Google's pe
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by snazz 4y ago
I'd argue that Gmail (user interface, features, and performance) is the best part of Google Workspace and competes very favorably with Outlook. Excel, on the other hand, is a league above Google Sheets when it comes to performance and
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by snazz 4y ago
I think this is it. There are a bunch of tiny details in the iOS soft keyboard that make typing more accurate and I bet a lot of the behavior is hard-coded. For example, if you use the split keyboard layout on the iPad and you try to hit th
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by snazz 4y ago
I think all of them since the XR/XS era, 2018 ish? My iPhone 13 mini does dual eSIM (I used both AT&T and T-Mobile when I was in a remote area and it worked great).
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by snazz 4y ago
If you have a dual-SIM phone and your primary plan supports Wi-Fi calling, you don't even need to "roam" on a different SIM. You can use a local SIM card as your data plan and route your calls and texts over that network. The
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by snazz 4y ago
You can get a Faraday cage pouch if you really want to be sure.
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by snazz 4y ago
No apology needed :) That's why I use the .com for everything serious and I don't have issues sending or receiving with that one.
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by snazz 4y ago
Huh—I wonder if that has to do with your TLD? I’ve been using custom domains for a few years and I have more issues with my .xyz domain than I do with my .com for both sending and receiving. Both have all the authentication DNS records set

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