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by reticulated 1mo ago
> The reMarkable cloud is crap and has been since the beginning Citation needed On the contrary, reMarkable's cloud and associated sync functionality is praised regularly in the unofficial subreddit, as is the access Support has whe
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by reticulated 1mo ago
Similar in form factor and basic capabilities, sure. But. And it's a big one. The reMarkable tablets are aimed for content creation rather than consumption. Nobody realistically buys a reMarkable device when Kindles, Kobos, etc. all
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by reticulated 1mo ago
Where is is obsolete? It's still receiving software updates and likely to for at least 3-4 years. Even after that it's not going to magically brick itself
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by reticulated 1mo ago
Manually updating a config file to enable the web server was a wholly unnecessary step as that's just a toggle in the "Storage" section of settings. reMarkable software has its faults, but I keep coming back to them for the b
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by reticulated 1mo ago
Please point to the marketing page where it's primary purpose is declared as an ereader. My car has four wheels, that doesn't make it a good ice-cream van
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by reticulated 1mo ago
Except it was able to be updated. Looks like mostly a time issue and having to restart the update service, possibly due to an old bug - or maybe a reboot would have fixed it. The rm2 is still receiving software updates. The fact that this w
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by reticulated 1mo ago
Bad take. The rM2 is still receiving software updates and likely to for the next 3-4 years. All that happened is they stopped selling it. Source: https://remarkable.com/products/remarkable-2
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by reticulated 4mo ago
Get the new "Pure" one, it's (far more) repairable! Caveat: reMarkable have not said they will supply spare parts but this should be on their radar
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by reticulated 10mo ago
My goodness, I could have written this word-for-word. Similar age, same Apple II BASIC and 6502 upbringing (roll sleeves and call -151 ) and also wrote to Infocom. We were in the UK so even more surprised to get a reply similar to yours se
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by reticulated 1y ago
Yes. Assuming the Move is the same as the Pro, it's PIN-protected with hardware encryption at rest.
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by reticulated 1y ago
I was sceptical at first too then gave their 100-day test a try with the bigger Pro and have the Move on order. I see the benefits over paper as: - Search. Still in beta, but you can now search handwritten notes. Seems to work well even wit
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by reticulated 1y ago
I doubt Amazon would facilitate any kind of legitimate Kindle support outside of a web browser. I've got the Pro and, whilst a little to heavy for my liking, charging the marker is a no-brainer - it just attaches to the side for storag
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by reticulated 4y ago
Apple have caveated the comparison by specifying "PC laptops" and according to NVidia's own site [1], and clicking through to see the actual specs [2], there aren't any currently available that out-spec a 16GB 3080 Ti. I
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by reticulated 4y ago
You know what, I believe you're right. On reflection it's more like 15-20 years since I've seen one. Apologies for the bad phrasing.
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by reticulated 4y ago
For context, I'm British. Until relatively recently automatics were so rare you'd often see an actual sticker on the back of the car warning the driving style would be somewhat different (e.g. braking on downhill stretches). The v
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by reticulated 4y ago
I came scross this utility a few months ago via a Reddit post and have been using it regularly. The developer provides some insight into why it's free here [1]. To save you the click, they consider it a hobby project and decided the wo
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by reticulated 4y ago
Our kitchen scales have a single on button and auto power-off after a minute or so. I discovered completely by accident that holding the power button down for 3-4 seconds powers it off. Nowhere in any of the manuals was this mentioned (I we
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by reticulated 6y ago
I don't understand why Epic don't persue the argument of an unlevel playing field. Amazon don't have to pay 30% for every transaction I make through the Amazon app on my iPhone. Same with eBay. Yes, I know Apple class these a
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by reticulated 6y ago
I recall the hex address being D22 (so 3362) although it's been 30-cough-something years so I could be misremembering. I built a full-on remote hacking utility that got to the point where it would download the remote victim's RAM,
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by reticulated 6y ago
The one that always seems to grab my attention is the British "by accident" versus the frequently-used American "on accident". Whilst I can understand the argument for the latter being similar to "on purpose",
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by reticulated 8y ago
Appears performant to me on a 2015 MBP. What's the use case in which you see problems?
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by reticulated 8y ago
My experience with the X is very different. It's entirely possible you're experiencing duff hardware. Have you approached Apple with your concerns? Remember you may have consumer rights depending on your location...
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by reticulated 8y ago
I have to agree. My own anecdote is upgrading from an iPhone 6s to an iPhone X. At no point was the 'Internet Speed' a consideration on my purchase decision. For me, I accept I have to invest every N years in order for my hardware
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Thomas H. Lee Partners to Acquire Alfresco Software(alfresco.com)
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by reticulated 9y ago
Whilst I'm not going to apologise for Apple's building designers, last time I was in Chicago (March '17) I couldn't walk half a block without tripping over a "watch for falling ice" sign. So it seems very few p
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by reticulated 11y ago
Wholeheartedly agree. I couldn't find the source report - anyone manage to?
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by reticulated 11y ago
That's correct. Additionally, although there are many ways to work around these static code checks Apple performs at app review time (due to Objective C's runtime capabilities), you can bet an app as popular as f.lux would get pul
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by reticulated 11y ago
That's true, but consider the amount of extra protection a rider wears in order to mitigate risk of injury.
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by reticulated 12y ago
I think Apple heard the widespread grumbling about that. Preferences > Advanced > Show full website address
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by reticulated 12y ago
Exactly. A much better example would be to look at what James Thompson is doing with PCalc; the notification widget is a companion calculator to the main app. http://www.pcalc.com/iphone/index.html

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