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4y ago
But will they know if you close the bank account that was previously verified?
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4y ago
This neglects to address WHY bitcode was removed. Wasn't this supposed to be a big deal, and required of all app submissions only a couple of years ago? I thought it was to facilitate the porting of applications to whatever architectur
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4y ago
I bought Pixelmator also, but gave up on it because of incredibly clumsy and baffling UI decisions.
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4y ago
I want to support independent, non-rental-scam offerings as well. But Serif's attitude toward fixing bugs in its suite has been pretty bad. And in their presentation of "what's new," they seem to have ignored repeated re
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4y ago
App stores? You can buy the apps directly.
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4y ago
Pfff. Illustrator was and is roundly defeated by Corel Draw. Unfortunately the attempt at a Mac version of Draw was a hideously defective failure. Before that, I'm confident that Aldus Freehand kicked Illustrator's ass.
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4y ago
But Illustrator is ruined by a glaring omission that people have been complaining about for years (if not decades): There's no way to select only the objects that are totally within the selection marquee. Every other vector art applica
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4y ago
I wonder if they fixed the defect that repeatedly and incrementally blurs your images in Photo when you merge layers. I mean... how can you use a product that degrades your images continually as you work with your compositions? Does Photo f
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4y ago
Well, don't try GlassesUSA. They are a scam operation operating under various names, working hard to test your resolve to prosecute them.
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4y ago
Warby Parker is a rip-off too.
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4y ago
I start with negative reviews, looking for well-written ones with specifics. The fake ones are often absurdly easy to spot, with mindless cheerleading, lists of features regurgitated verbatim, and fully spelled-out product names. That'
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4y ago
Did you read the Wizard of Earthsea books? Really great escapism in a more grown-up sort of Harry Potter situation, many years before Harry Potter.
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4y ago
I really, really wanted to like Picard (as I'm sure most fans did). But it sucks. It's boring-ass gibberish about... um, I think it's about people who hate androids. Right? Terrible. Remember how the Phantom Menace's cen
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4y ago
"a proof-of-concept method that should allow for the installation of arbitrary homebrew applications on the consoles." Good. That should be allowed anyway.
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4y ago
Interesting, thanks!
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4y ago
Must be 500,000 nested IF statements.
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4y ago
It should be noted that if you're using an APS-C (or Super-35mm for motion pictures) sensor, the 35mm is your "normal" lens.
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4y ago
I don't recall anyone ever claiming that it was truly comparable in fidelity to FM. In addition to bandwidth limitations, AM is still subject to way more interference than FM. Maybe in a perfect lab setting it could approach FM, but...
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In '97 I bought a '96 Mustang and had an AM station on for some reason; maybe a Cubs game. I was shocked to hear stereo effects come out of the speakers, and then I looked at the LED display on the radio and saw a little "hea
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4y ago
Whatever you thought that meant.
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4y ago
It wasn't DOA because of FM. FM stereo predated it by decades.
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4y ago
Same in Safari. It's pretty cool actually. In the demo, it does as you say when you switch tabs: plays a few more notes in the right channel, then holds the left in a loop of the last sample.
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4y ago
The term is WREAKED havoc, FYI.
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4y ago
Huh. I was programming my Ataris at that time and have worked as a professional programmer for decades, but I never heard of "Rogue" until seeing some posts about it on this site. "Roguelike" is one of those irritating,
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Just beware that corticosteroids can destroy your vision: https://www.gov.uk/drug-safety-update/corticosteroids-rare-r... Don't accept the irresponsible "rare" declaration, either. "Seldom-reported&
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The fact is that Music is still iTunes, a terrible jukebox app that Apple bought. For years after iTunes launched, you could be listening to Internet radio (REAL Internet radio, not Apple's BS "radio"), and there'd be ar
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The (desktop) Music app suffers from such stupid UI omissions that I hate rewarding it with money. Example: You discover a "radio" show you like because it is suggested on the Browse page. Well, there's no way to save that. T
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Nobody should be shocked that it's computationally possible for a tablet to run this software. The question is why would you opt for that? This is on a tablet with no proper I/O, running an OS with no user-accessible file system.
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The integration with Fusion is pretty clumsy at the moment. It's not clear what timeline event you're working on when you're on the Fusion page, especially when you have several video tracks stacked at the playhead's loc