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by thedays 4y ago
The only workaround I’ve found for this annoyance is to put my phone into airplane mode after selecting my navigation route. GPS and navigation still works after doing this. This way it doesn’t update the route with a ‘timesaving’ route or
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by thedays 4y ago
This is a ridiculous accusation. He was born in Brazil in 1922, got his first job in Brazil in 1938 and seems to have lived in Brazil his entire life. Hitler became chancellor of Germany in 1933.
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by thedays 4y ago
https://archive.ph/wnW75
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by thedays 5y ago
How would a Tweet get traction if it’s not live until the editing window is over?
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by thedays 5y ago
Yes - but most of these are only issues if you allow Tweets to be editable forever. If they’re only editable for a few mins after posting and are not live and able to be retweeted and embedded until the editing window has closed, then most
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by thedays 5y ago
How long can a Twitter edit button take to develop, test, implement and rollout? Twitter claims to have been working on this since last year and it’s now April so they’ve already been working on this for 3+ months. It’s hard to understand h
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by thedays 5y ago
Hi, I wouldn’t want to have to upload the latest version every time. For it to be a livedoc, I would expect your system to be able to automatically update from an Excel file saved online in OneDrive for Business. This is what the apps integ
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by thedays 5y ago
Looks great! Integration with Excel seems to be missing and is what I’d need to use it. Do you have any plans to integrate Excel soonish? Beyond that, integrations with CRMs like Salesforce could also be really powerful for a too like this.
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by thedays 5y ago
I think they’re unlikely to have grounds. Calendar is a standard dictionary word and so they can hardly claim ownership of it or any misspellings of it like calenday
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by thedays 5y ago
DuckDuckGo finds the quote on a Tripod site as its top and only result for this search. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22David%2C+we+have+been+expecting...
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by thedays 5y ago
Fastmail is an Australian company but it is hosted in the US - https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/1500000280221-Ho...
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by thedays 5y ago
Dentists are a secret cult. I’ve met all sorts of people socially - surgeons, cleaners, plumbers, Pilates instructors, farmers, barristers, drivers etc. But I’ve never met a dentist anywhere other than at their surgery practice. I’ve heard
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by thedays 5y ago
How does this tool deal with the issue of nominee companies owning shares on behalf of a beneficial owner?
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by thedays 6y ago
Looks great. I suggest you get rid of the decimal point and two decimals in the pricing so it’s simpler to understand, especially for people outside Europe that use commas in numbers differently. €4 per user / month is much easier to r
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by thedays 6y ago
Info on how to become a solar steward is on their site at http://solarprotocol.net/call.html
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by thedays 6y ago
Only one state in Australia - Victoria - had a long lockdown. People in most other states have been living a fairly normal life for months.
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by thedays 6y ago
An area in London was also amusingly called Silicon Roundabout.
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by thedays 6y ago
Nitpick: these great decisions on credit card fees were actually made by the Reserve Bank of Australia - Australia's central bank - not the ACCC. The ACCC is responsible for enforcing these decisions. See your link above and https:&#
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by thedays 6y ago
Nice work! It would be great if you could include a feature to crop an image, similar to how you can in MS Paint. Crop is the feature I probably use most often in MS Paint.
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by thedays 6y ago
Thanks for letting me know. It’s so frustrating that laptops don’t have replaceable batteries these days as the batteries will last for much less time than the rest of the laptop. Plus, if you use your laptop plugged into the ac socket most
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by thedays 6y ago
It’s frustratingly hard to find a modern laptop with a replaceable battery. Which laptop did you get?
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by thedays 7y ago
Thanks!
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by thedays 7y ago
Sounds like an interesting low-tech solution. Can you explain a little more how this works? Is this with Outlook, Google Calendar or something else?
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by thedays 7y ago
This article reports that "producing a single iPhone (6) requires, roughly, mining 34 kilos of ore, 100 liters of water, and 20.5 grams of cyanide." Also, "a billion iPhones had been sold by 2016, which translates into rough
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by thedays 8y ago
> Not a single one is making small high end phones. This is not quite true - Sony still is producing the high-end XZ2 Compact with the Snapdragon 845 and 4GB RAM - https://www.sonymobile.com/us/products/phones&#
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by thedays 8y ago
> Yes, the demand really is that low. Do you have any evidence for that? There are virtually no, modern, reasonably-specced and reasonably priced phones with smaller screens available currently, so it's no wonder they're not se
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MasterChef finalist caught in conveyancing hacker attack(smh.com.au)
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by thedays 9y ago
I wish people wouldn't call them Boris Bikes, as Boris (the former mayor of London) only took credit for this cycling scheme that Livingstone, his predecessor as mayor, originally developed. https://www.theguardian.com/
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by thedays 9y ago
The "Cover Your Ass" culture which results in mandating helicopter parenting is sadly widespread, and not just in Canada. We need to be ever vigilant to stop petty bureaucrats everywhere from making arbitrary rules and taking away
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by thedays 9y ago
Tenants are not paying for your mortgage. They are paying for a habitable home. If you cannot provide that product, then you cannot charge for it - it's pretty simple.

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