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sureIy
2y ago
That reminds me of my short time with ISDN and the amazing availability to receive calls on the second line without forcing me offline.
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Two taps per album. Absolute downgrade. 1-star. The reality is that the new default order does make sense for albums you keep adding to. - I added photos to the album - Where? I don't see them - idk, scroll somewhere in the middle,
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2y ago
Fruit Engineering Ltd. hires brits and contracts with offshore Apple Inc. The former does not have the keys and cannot be forced to do anything iCloud-side. It's not like corporate doesn't know all the tricks already. The only rea
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2y ago
In what way does the Avalon look weird? It looks like a typical car to me. If you want weird look at Citroen cars.
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2y ago
I call it ShitUI because you can tell immediately when a view uses it. It's absolutely incredible how bad it is and that macOS is becoming cluttered with these awful UIs. Have you seen the WiFi menu? How can they fuck up a menu? I just
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Man every time I read someone complaining about the new photos app it feels like they never even tried looking for a solution. "It changed, so it's broken." 1. Open shared album 2. Tap "Sort" button in the bottom le
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2y ago
To be fair iTunes had become such a kitchen sync software. The Windows version is universally hated I think, I remember hearing jokes about iTunes on regular TV talk shows.
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2y ago
Did you use it on Windows? I never understood the hate for iTunes. It was a dream for someone like me who'd spend hours customizing their library. A far cry from today's software from Apple. In fact, I was never able to use Apple
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- Developers: Ask for something for decades - Google: It's implemented - People: Screw Google and their monopolistic tactics > If web developers would just focus on making simple That boat is long gone. The people with money don&#
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2y ago
I don't see how this is wrong?
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2y ago
Looks decent to me, I understand they have to stay within the normal look of CSS. That function, other than nesting, could every well be parsed by a 20-year-old parser.
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2y ago
That's a feature. You paid to get the video on the small screen, so you will watch it there. Netflix has a mobile-only plan in emerging markets that is cheaper than the "SD" plan. That's DRM for ya
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2y ago
They could do something really funny and just fork Chromium like Google forked WebKit. The reality is that no business likes ad-blockers so why go through that trouble only to get less money?
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I don't know if I fully agree. The input clearly shows the need for emotional support more than "how do I pass this test?" The answer by 4o is comical even if you know you're talking to a machine. It reminds me of the ad
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2y ago
If you kept the sails and rebuilt the boat around them, does it make sense to say it's the same boat? That's why I said "you can believe your story" while I pointed out it's a very unlikely one.
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2y ago
Imagine you open Spotify on your phone, only to (maybe?) realize it's streaming from Apple Music. Is that ok for you that Apple appropriated the app? They offered the platform, the ecosystem and the store. Is it within their right? Tha
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2y ago
Not everyone must pick side. You don't even know what Wordpress is, it's best to stay out and save yourself from embarrassment.
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Just because you assumed things you didn't know about without even opening one of the website to know how they're related, it doesn't mean you should have an opinion about it. The guy here had a meltdown and tried to sink a t
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2y ago
> I never changed it, but upgrade to upgrade, it is a completely different machine than it once was (it started off as a 486!) Nit: You can believe that story, but there's zero chance that at some point you didn't upgrade the c
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> If you don't have to deal with cutting [mango] up What's the problem? I just peel it one half at a time and cut off huge chunks or strips around the pit. Flip it and keep going. The flip is messy but also satisfying.
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2y ago
.watch is blocked by your corporate firewall. please complain about mindless limitations to corporate
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2y ago
If it were in Europe you could have just taken a couple of weeks off work.
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2y ago
It literally cannot be worse than the website. Reddit has always sucked except for that brief period between the creation of the new UI and the enshittification of the new UI. I never used the old UI before because it was so bland and there
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Something simpler that has helped me break off some websites is to just log out. Twitter and Facebook have no feed if you log out. Reddit on the opposite will show you an empty feed if you're logged in but follow no subreddit. YouTube
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I've been wanting something like this for a very long time. I always imagined seeing the "scientific classification" metro-style path where at some point it splits showing how far apart are two species.
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Surely you can find some green plastic herbs somewhere.
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This became obvious to me when switching between my dark editor and the bright website I was developing. It was pointless to have to adjust the screen brightness at every switch. Once theme switching became part of the OS, I rejoiced. It st
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> How does a layover in Dublin put you in UK jurisdiction? Heh that's embarrassing. Scratch that part.
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These are important questions, particularly 2 because even a layover in London or Dublin puts you under UK jurisdiction. So now you have to put that into account when traveling. The precedent here is China. I spent a few days in China and,
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Don't be so naive. History is not on your side. Every person who said that 100 years ago has been replaced. Except prostitutes maybe. The only argument you can have is to be cheaper than the machine, and at some point you won't be
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