basisword

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by basisword 3d ago
Sending your new/potential customers to your competitor doesn't sound very sensible.
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by basisword 6d ago
Personally I think it's a silly risk for Apple to do this - but don't Granola and a bunch of other high profile apps already do this? Add to that the number of meetings I'm on now filled with 'John's AI companion&#x
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by basisword 7d ago
Doesn’t almost everyone finance their phone anyway? You pay a carrier x a month and get a phone and service for a few years. Maybe they’ll push the plan out from 2 years standard to 3 so it’s just as affordable for people?
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by basisword 7d ago
Most people aren’t doing productivity. They’re watching videos and playing games. This would mean I don’t need my iPad on flights or when travelling. And when I’m travelling I don’t need to be doing productive things.
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by basisword 7d ago
I don’t think it’ll face the developer interest problem. Devs go where the money is and consumers seem to love foldables.
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by basisword 7d ago
I wish these posts came with a demo video of you doing it better.
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by basisword 8d ago
What do you want them to say? It's an ATC issue. The airline don't know when it'll be fixed and can't do much until it is.
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by basisword 8d ago
The problem is that if they did put together those instances the general public wouldn't use them. Most of the public don't want to see a politicians tweets. They share them on Twitter because people will have it put in front of t
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by basisword 8d ago
As opposed to exporting yourself a glass of milk from the fridge?
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by basisword 9d ago
File > Share is the same, just more user friendly language. I get it's a bit confusing if you've been using computers for a long time (it's certainly caught me out), but 'Share' makes much more sense. Especially
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by basisword 9d ago
The Photos app (on Mac/iOS) has the same trim interface as QT too.
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by basisword 9d ago
There's a menu item. I believe it's File > Share > then you choose how (save to disk, email, export to photos app etc). File > Save doesn't make sense because you would be saving your iMovie project. You're tryi
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by basisword 9d ago
I don't think it's even about being in anyones pocket. They want the publicity. And unless they are all forced to stop using it, everyone has to use it.
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by basisword 9d ago
Agreed it's 100% not an education/money/class thing. I moved into a larger office, high tech company, and the number of times people need to be told not to leave the toilet in a state or to take their rubbish out of meeting r
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by basisword 9d ago
a) sitting on piss b) sitting on a seat you just wiped piss off c) piss on the floor which will get on your trousers if you sit
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by basisword 9d ago
I very rarely see separating walls in the UK. Are they common in your country?
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by basisword 10d ago
It was valuable for me. I've been waiting for Asahi on M3 and quickly wanted to know what the 'caveat' was. Saved me some time.
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by basisword 10d ago
a) that's feedback b) it's useful in a comment thread like this so people can quickly see what the 'caveats' mentioned in the title of the post are
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by basisword 10d ago
Because it's a lazy response. OP might not be a software developer. Should they learn complex software engineering to try and contribute or should they call out a missing feature that's important to them so the actual developers h
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by basisword 12d ago
>> I used to think everyone called (cobs|bread cakes|rolls|barns) muffins UK regional dialects are summed up really well here because despite listing five different names for a specific thing you still neglected the word I use (baps).
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by basisword 12d ago
Thought this was going to be about Microsoft Bob.[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Bob
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by basisword 12d ago
Also in the UK and never heard of this in my life. Guessing this is very regional?
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by basisword 12d ago
I think speed is going to be important for a second reason - ever since I've started using LLM's a lot in my work I enjoy it much less. The main reason is that I ask the LLM something and have to wait because I know it's goin
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by basisword 13d ago
I find it really interesting that online sports betting, which has been a thing in my country for 15+ years and largely a non-issue, is suddenly a total shitshow once it gets legalised in the US. I feel like the US always takes things too f
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by basisword 13d ago
>> A mom of five was convicted last week of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Her offense: allowing her 5-year-old son to walk about a half-mile by himself in their gated community. Surely allowing your children to roam free
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by basisword 13d ago
It's been many years since I used Audacity but the interface looks vastly improved.
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by basisword 13d ago
I imagine the backlash would kill it.
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by basisword 14d ago
If you vote for a man that thinks he can "grab women by the pussy" because he's famous, and then you vote for him AGAIN, you should be held accountable for everything he does. It's patently obvious he's an absolutel
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by basisword 14d ago
>> People in the UK voted for Brexit because "well it can't be worse, can it?" They were suckers. I don't think that's true it all. They were promised that it would be better and sold pretty obvious lies. Same
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by basisword 14d ago
The US being that 'geopolitical risk'.

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