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by wrboyce 6y ago
Have you ever used FaceID? There are a lot of false claims in your rant. My favourite was the room being illuminated (by IR light?) when using FaceID in bed.
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by wrboyce 6y ago
I explicitly asked Apple about this years ago and they said I needed to keep iTunes Match. Was my CSR mistaken? I assumed it was for my tracks that are not available on Apple Music.
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by wrboyce 6y ago
Just checked my DEGIRO account and I can trade them there.
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by wrboyce 6y ago
Not legally? What? Apple explicitly allow for loading your own apps, your opening gambit is a flat out lie.
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by wrboyce 6y ago
QuepasApp?
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by wrboyce 6y ago
The same pastebin could exist today by simply providing a script alongside the access keys, I don't see how this paid-for service changes anything aside adding an extra hurdle.
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by wrboyce 6y ago
Most news sites (WSJ appears to be one based on the single article I just checked) will serve full article content to archive.is / web.archive.org.
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by wrboyce 6y ago
Am I missing something, or by “crazier time” do you mean “standby while I advertise my product”?
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by wrboyce 6y ago
Good point, I'm a huge fan of `fasd` which provides similar features. I feel lost in a shell without `z` now! https://github.com/clvv/fasd
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by wrboyce 6y ago
The `cd ...` aliases are an interesting choice; I find it more practical to use `autocd` in combination with named directories. setopt autocd hash -d dev=~/dev Now I can just use `~dev` to `cd ~/dev` but I can also do `~d
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by wrboyce 6y ago
Many of my in-laws are medical professionals: GPs, surgeons, physicians, anaesthetists, nurses, the list goes on. Not a single one of them has done it for financial gain or prestige, and for the most part the driving force really does seem
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by wrboyce 6y ago
In the UK the three big pizza chains (Dominos, Papa Johns, Pizza Hut) are on the two big delivery apps (Uber Eats, Deliveroo). I’ve never ordered any of them via it for reasons outlined upthread, with the additional reason that not only is
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by wrboyce 6y ago
“==“ is not an alias of “is”, they behave quite differently.
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by wrboyce 6y ago
I would be extremely surprised if most UK “landlines” are actually SIP extensions. Do you have a source for this claim?
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Forbid Pineapple on Pizza(github.com)
2 points by wrboyce 7y ago|0 comments
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by wrboyce 7y ago
FYI during on boarding the “use metric” toggle does not covert the value imported from HealthKit.
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by wrboyce 7y ago
There is a similar product for Plex, I think it is called SyncLounge. Yep: http://synclounge.tv/
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by wrboyce 7y ago
Perhaps so, but they certainly have demo units out. I saw one the other week in my local Apple Store.
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by wrboyce 7y ago
I’d expect someone making claims like that to have receipts for them...
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by wrboyce 7y ago
I don’t know the details of how they implement this but it sounds like you want a systemd drop in file to override the ConditionPathExists (or similar) directive (I’m assuming you can’t or don’t want to modify the upstream unit directly giv
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by wrboyce 7y ago
Your comment got me thinking and I can’t decide which is worse; so many harrowing moments to choose from. But still, great show.
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by wrboyce 7y ago
> I could care less... So you do care?
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by wrboyce 7y ago
I am free to put the postcode in an envelope if I feel the message is private or confidential; terrible example.
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by wrboyce 7y ago
Wouldn’t tapping dark fibre be a bit useless? Or were the links tapped while dark waiting for the target to start using them?
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by wrboyce 7y ago
What router is that? One of the Edge range I presume?
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by wrboyce 7y ago
I was mostly being a bit cheeky as I thought your “how old are you?” upthread was a bit uncalled for; but you’ve replied and I’m always open to discuss an interesting topic! Alas I cannot answer your question really, if regular old “drop a
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by wrboyce 7y ago
I’m not from the US and know very little of the culture, but I would hazard a guess that they must’ve been at some point due to how many times I have seen them used in Hollywood (more often than not for illicit exchanges). Was the whole ide
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by wrboyce 7y ago
How old are you? The bins at high risk locations have been absent or transparent for years.
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by wrboyce 7y ago
Loaded because it was clearly setting the scene for you to engage in reductio ad absurdum, which you promptly did. The contractual clause in your example would be unenforceable so your point is moot. If you want to debate the matter maturel
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by wrboyce 7y ago
That isn’t a simple question, is it. At best it is loaded and unnecessarily complex. Anyway; do I always? Hell no. Have I ever? To the best of my ability, many times, yes. EDIT: Oops, misread the second question. Yes, of course I have agree

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