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by DRW_ 5mo ago
I've used it quite a lot in Europe - specifically for walking directions in cities. I prefer Apple Maps for walking directions, especially paired with the watch - the data is good and the UX with the watch is excellent.
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by DRW_ 1y ago
Why?
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by DRW_ 2y ago
Have you been abroad since before June 23rd 2016?
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by DRW_ 3y ago
Google is regularly ranked as one of the top 5 most recognisable brands in the world. It's not some niche techy thing to know what Google is. A few anecdotal experiences on help desk for, at most, a few companies, don't really cha
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by DRW_ 3y ago
Yes, all kids will be able to make it back to the school easily...
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by DRW_ 3y ago
I can't find any reference to this on Apple's website. They simply they a USB3 cable is required to get USB3 speeds, which I assume they don't ship in the box.
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by DRW_ 3y ago
There are also plenty of clips for Xbox or PlayStation controllers that whilst being a little top heavy, are quite comfortable and work well.
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by DRW_ 3y ago
Just because the term "social media" came later and was popularised by certain kinds of social media networks, it doesn't mean it doesn't encompass regular old fashioned forums too. What is this right now other than a so
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by DRW_ 3y ago
Ok, I wasn't making an argument for the Quest. I was making an argument against the idea that you need a $1500+ PC for VR, that's it. I don't have or want a Quest.
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by DRW_ 3y ago
It's less than is required for high end PC VR that was suggested as the reason in my the comment I responded to. That was my only point.
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by DRW_ 3y ago
The Quest headsets are standalone, only cost a few hundred dollars and are the most popular. PSVR only requires a playstation 4 or 5 (depending on PSVR or PSVR2) High end PC VR is expensive, yeah - but it's not been the only or even ma
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by DRW_ 3y ago
I was using your terminology.
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by DRW_ 3y ago
They don't do it with the MacBooks either, just Mac Pros.
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by DRW_ 3y ago
I’m neither here nor there on passkeys, but I think in this scenario if you stored your passkeys in 1Password at least - then when biometrics fail, it would require your 1…password. Although I don’t know how the passkey support in 1Password
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by DRW_ 3y ago
Funnily enough, this is why the only USB-C chargers and cables I carry around are my Apple ones - because they've been the only ones that I've been able to reliably trust across all my other devices (including USB-C Apple devices)
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by DRW_ 3y ago
>I'm surprised there are more Apple TV users than Apple watch users. I don't think these stats suggest that there are more Apple TV users than Apple watch users. They say more people use the App Store on tvOS than use the App S
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by DRW_ 3y ago
How is it different than having to use GOG's website to install a purchase you made or download an updated version? Developers on Steam can ship their own update mechanism separate from Steam if they want to. I feel like people don&#x2
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by DRW_ 3y ago
>I'm angry with Valve because they don't give publishers the option to distribute their games using an offline, DRM free installer. Yes they do. There are plenty of DRM free games on Steam. DRM is optional on Steam.
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by DRW_ 3y ago
Yeah, and messing around configuring and troubleshooting my OS gets in the way of my preferred "hacking".
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by DRW_ 4y ago
>• Valve is almost as infamous as Google for abandoning their hardware and projects. In what way? The Steam Machines didn't really take off, but they didn't sell any hardware for that - and they kept supporting the whole softwa
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by DRW_ 4y ago
>Steam is DRM. This is false. Steam offers OPTIONAL DRM. There are plenty of DRM free games on Steam.
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by DRW_ 4y ago
I mean maybe, but he also just legitimately does it for his own enjoyment and training regardless of the big races he participates in.
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by DRW_ 4y ago
He finds the competition legitimately engaging on the proper sim racing 'games'. We're not talking Gran Turismo, Forza, the F1 games, etc but the more 'serious' ones like iRacing, rFactor, etc. He spends a lot of ti
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by DRW_ 4y ago
They can really only remove the DRM on games that use Steam's own DRM, there are plenty of games on Steam that use third party DRM that they couldn't really do much about. However, on the flip side, there are also a good amount of
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by DRW_ 4y ago
Who thinks that except maybe some very small, very ignorant and insignificant minority of people? I don't understand why people feel the need to point this out - everyone already knows this.
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by DRW_ 4y ago
With this correction, are you under the impression that people are assuming there's no cost to running trains now?
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by DRW_ 4y ago
Why? There are other sports for that. F1 is cool because it's multidimensional and a proper team sport in many regards. People building the car, supporting the race, strategy, supporting the teams building the cars, the drivers, etc. S
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by DRW_ 4y ago
Back when I was a briefly a network engineer at the start of my career, on cisco equipment we'd do 'reload in 5' before big changes - so it'd auto restart after 5 minutes unless cancelled. I'm sure there were and ar
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by DRW_ 4y ago
I'm on the same page as you, I don't love Jira either, it's not something I think about in the conversation of "software/services I enjoy using" - but I think it's _fine_. Jira cloud in our organisation is
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by DRW_ 4y ago
> I think if you went back and looked at some of the OS X and, especially, iOS design elements of a decade or so ago you'd probably find some of them pretty dated. I mean that's kinda what I was saying in that the aesthetics ar

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