dombili

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by dombili 10mo ago
Agreed and it's frustrating that people don't admit this. I recently started dual booting Linux again and tried both Arch and CachyOS. Former with Hyprland, the latter with Gnome just to see how well the games run. I knew going in
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by dombili 2y ago
None of these features seem to be coming to Vision Pro, which I think is quite baffling. Arguably it's the device that can use them the most.
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by dombili 3y ago
Github works well for me.
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Apple Vision Pro's (AVP) Image Quality Issues – First Impressions(kguttag.com)
3 points by dombili 3y ago|0 comments
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by dombili 3y ago
This is awesome! I'll definitely use it. It'd be a one time stop for me if it supported definitions (similar to Collins Dictionary) but beggars can't be choosers.
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Apple Plans New Encryption System to Ward Off Hackers and Protect iCloud Data(wsj.com)
23 points by dombili 4y ago|2 comments
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by dombili 4y ago
That's too bad. I wish there was an alternative App Store version that used another dictionary because I really like its design choices. At least I did, when I tried it on my iPhone, but I don't imagine they had drastic changes si
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by dombili 4y ago
Exactly and I don't know why dictionary apps don't take advantage of it. I wonder if it's against App Store guidelines to make a dictionary app based on the built-in dictionary. There are a lot of dictionary apps out there bu
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by dombili 4y ago
I tried to give this a shot as the blog post resonated with me but I simply couldn't get the app to work on my iPhone (13, iOS 15.6). When I first launched it I waited the database to setup ("Loading language database...") fo
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by dombili 5y ago
You can't¹. There is a new browser called Orion² currently in private beta that uses the same engine as Safari, which you can use Firefox and Chrome extensions on. It works both on Mac, and surprisingly on iOS. I believe it's the
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by dombili 5y ago
I'll echo this as well. Not only the development pace is ridiculous for such a small team, they're very responsive to support requests via mail and Discord as well. I had a small problem with the app once. I contacted them via ema
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by dombili 5y ago
Looks like the app was outsourced to a company named SamKnows. They have another speed test app on their iOS developer page that looks eerily similar to this app. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/samknows-test-your-in
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by dombili 5y ago
I used to scroll through the streaming services and my Plex library to pick something to watch, but I ended up creating a Shortcut on iOS in an attempt to take myself out of the decision process. The manual process was not only not random,
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by dombili 7y ago
I can attest to the usefulness of this. I have a similar thing set up on my iPhone via the Shortcuts app and it's been quite nice to share my long password without worrying about the hassle of spelling it out. Here's the Shortcut,
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by dombili 7y ago
I'm glad Mr. Sullenberger spoke up about this. As some people have pointed out in this thread, Langewiesche is indeed a terrific writer, but the tone of the piece in question was off-putting. For those who're interested, Patrick S
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by dombili 7y ago
I was quite happy with the service itself, but I'm not using email enough to justify its monthly price. They're a great company, and I hope they're around by the time I need their services again!
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by dombili 7y ago
If the screenshots on the landing page are any indication, the overall design, both on the desktop and mobile, looks to be the same but with a new logo. I can't check it myself because I closed my account with them a couple of weeks ag
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The Clever Cryptography Behind Apple's 'Find My' Feature(wired.com)
14 points by dombili 7y ago|0 comments
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Our ongoing work to tackle hate(youtube.googleblog.com)
38 points by dombili 7y ago|38 comments
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by dombili 7y ago
It looks like that's not true. > Mouse support in iPad is real. In accessibility. Also full keyboard control for the entire UI (opposite of Voice Control.) https://twitter.com/reneritchie/status/113564363
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Playdate – A New Handheld Gaming System(play.date)
1370 points by dombili 7y ago|402 comments
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Bringing iOS Apps to MacOS Using Marzipanify(highcaffeinecontent.com)
3 points by dombili 8y ago|0 comments
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by dombili 8y ago
Oh, I didn't know that. ZIP import solves the issue for me, but I'm glad you've got the multi-select feature on your to-do list.
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by dombili 8y ago
It works great. As a user, I love that it's being distributed via the Mac App Store. The one and only nitpick I have is the lack of bulk import support of the config files, but that's something I can live without. I'm looking
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by dombili 8y ago
I don't want to pass judgment on whether Google (or in the previous case, Facebook) was in the wrong, but it doesn't sit well with me that Apple wields so much power on what software their phones can run after it sells them. You
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About the security content of iOS 12.1.3(support.apple.com)
4 points by dombili 8y ago|0 comments
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iOS 12 Security [pdf](apple.com)
6 points by dombili 8y ago|0 comments
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by dombili 8y ago
I use Reeder syncing with Feedbin. I couldn't be happier. Yes, Reeder rarely gets an update but it works well and I believe it gets updated whenever is necessary — which is enough for me. Feedbin, however, is just fantastic. Easily the
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Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook’s hardest year, and what comes next(vox.com)
98 points by dombili 8y ago|64 comments
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It’s Time to Make Our Privacy Tools Easier to Find(newsroom.fb.com)
67 points by dombili 8y ago|48 comments

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