thirdsun

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by thirdsun 6mo ago
Not OP but chances are they are renting (like a large part of germany's population are) and therefore don't have the option of installing a wallbox.
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by thirdsun 10mo ago
I think that filter is called Apple Arcade but of course it's not free.
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by thirdsun 11mo ago
> Because I don’t want to give google any money. Don't use Youtube then.
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by thirdsun 11mo ago
Someone applying to a blockchain company is probably also more likely to own a valuable crypto wallet the attacker might be able to access.
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by thirdsun 11mo ago
Have you tried restarting your watch? I noticed heavily increased battery drain after the update too, until I restarted the watch and everything turned normal again.
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by thirdsun 1y ago
I don't think you have to convince the parent poster or seniors developers in general. You have to convince their employers that this is a valuable use of time.
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by thirdsun 1y ago
I strongly disagree. The main advantage of Paypal and the reason for its popularity in Germany was the fact that it provided instant payments at a time when credit cards were very uncommon. Cash on delivery was a huge pain since you had to
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by thirdsun 1y ago
> ? IBAN transactions are instant and free. Instant transactions are a very recent development and are only starting to become common because banks are required by law to support them for free come October. Up until rather recently insta
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by thirdsun 1y ago
> lack of premium features that where catered towards ambitious cyclists that use their phone instead of a GPS I think that's a very small target group. Most ambitious cyclists will use a dedicated bike computer rather than a smartp
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by thirdsun 2y ago
ANT+ is still very much present in the cycling world and likely won't go anywhere. While most sensors and devices will also support bluetooth it seems to be a much more fragile and problematic connection. From my own experience I'
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by thirdsun 2y ago
I think the problem is that a large and growing part of the population is in a constant state of dissatisfaction, if not downright anger, often being fed or demanding simple solutions to complex problems. At that point it doesn't seem
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by thirdsun 2y ago
Also it's so complicated to have UPS leave your parcel at a place of your choice (carport, deck, porch, etc.) in case you aren't home. They have their MyChoice service which you have to sign up for and wait for a confirmation that
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by thirdsun 2y ago
It's up to the store owner to actually default to "agrees to marketing". I'm not sure if Shopify is to blame when it's the owner that used an illegitimate opt-out for that setting instead of an opt-in. And of course
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by thirdsun 2y ago
> All "fine" except that this is the third time in the last 12 months that the same line undergoes maintenance forcing you to move to Lubeck first and adding 1 hour to your trip. And there are even longer interruptions schedule
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by thirdsun 2y ago
> Think of how often dedicated walking and cycling routes need to be repaved—almost never. The condition of many german cycling paths would beg to differ.
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by thirdsun 2y ago
I doubt the non-Pro PS5 is anywhere close to the RTX3080's performance.
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by thirdsun 2y ago
I experience none of that.
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by thirdsun 2y ago
Cycling, particularly road cycling, also comes to mind.
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by thirdsun 2y ago
Civil War (2024)
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by thirdsun 2y ago
I remember this story being released by Epic Magazine and Chicago Magazine. The Bicycle Thief: https://www.chicagomag.com/chicago-magazine/february-2019/bi... On a sidenote: Epic Magazine is a treasure trove of th
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by thirdsun 2y ago
> I’m finding most of the friction with 1Password I run into is actually Apple competing for autofill in Safari creating two completely different UIs above every form element. You know that you can disable Safari's autofill, right?
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by thirdsun 2y ago
I think they mentioned it will be available on Windows via iCloud for Windows. But yes, seems like a second class platform for the app.
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by thirdsun 2y ago
Some of the better media players and library management tools will allow a delimiter in the Genre field to allow multiple genre tags. Personally, I'm using Roon which lets you set such a delimiter to look for in the genre tag.
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by thirdsun 2y ago
Dear god, no. I don't even want to think about someone else messing up my library. I think music enthusiasts are very particular about their media and library management.
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by thirdsun 2y ago
I'd like to recommend Meta: https://www.nightbirdsevolve.com/meta/ Great piece of software, that has served me well for years.
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by thirdsun 2y ago
So true. I remember those days very fondly. There was a real community of listeners back then. Within that circle you shared albums and playlists, commented on and discussed them. Plus, it had a persistant queue that could handle single son
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by thirdsun 2y ago
Did anyone really expect 10 dollars a month to be enough to be sustainable? That's the price we used to pay for a single album and it seems way too low for a sustainable flatrate music service.
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by thirdsun 2y ago
> Users should be allowed to grant grant “always” permission, for that app version. The next time it gets updated, they get hit with the prompt again. I think users would hate that since they don't understand why the app keeps askin
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by thirdsun 2y ago
> What a great story. I wonder at what stage of Idiocracy lore we’re at, to require locked down software to “protect” people from “smart nephews”. Have you ever had to do tech support for non-technical users? People will make poor tech
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by thirdsun 2y ago
You could use the same point to argue that you have a large selection of phones to avoid walled gardens like iOS. Honestly, as an iPhone user I don't mind these changes as long as apps and services don't force me to use alternativ

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