iOS 26 is really bad. The only update I can remember disliking was iOS 7, but 26 is certainly worse.
In Sweden kids get their own desk where their books are stores, as can be seen in the picture of the article. The only lugging around is for homework.
I totally agree. It's nice to have something that doesn't require magic vendor tools to fix. You don't have to go all the way back to the 80's though. The 90's are fine too and you still own your vehicle in the 00's.…
I remember back when Macbooks had issues with their temperature sensor. They would die due to the sensor cable being too short and everything expanding when the laptop got hot. Apple later resolved this with a firmware…
For other possibly dangerous things in society there are things like taking a license and renewing that license. Perhaps that should be a requirement for buying hard drugs where it's legal.
>only supported 3G - a networking standard that has been turned off by the major carriers. Remember, the US is not the world. What major carriers do in the US is not necessarily a global fact. Where I live 2G and 3G is…
Sorry if hijacking, I have a drone (DJI FPV) with a microphone. It can pick up some sounds, but the loudness from the rotors makes it really hard to hear in playback. The rotor noise varies in frequency and has several…
Black Box / Skate series, a number of NFS Games. DICE / Battlefield series Westwood / Command & Conquer series
Wouldn't "acquire acceptable safety distance" be a reason good enough?
>It makes sense If you think like a good citizen, yes. In a country north of UK the law was once the same. People with worn down cars would find the perfect opportunity to slam their brakes, intentionally get hit from…
You trying to lose weight isn't self-regulating, that is you manually regulating your weight. The fact that you have 30kg excess weight to lose shows that there is an issue with self-regulation.
Sadly, I agree, don't think I noticed anything special when this happened. I'm on older hardware though; MBP 2014, i5 2.6GHz, 16GB DDR3. Still, I applaud the effort to make Firefox faster on MacOS. I'm happy for every…
It's the IOP chip. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_2_technical_specif...
So do I. I liked both shows, very different though.
From the accessibility you can select to have booth transparency and noise reduction. You can also tune what the transparency passes through. It's not super sophisticated, but maybe it's a bit closer to what you want.
Maybe I will burn in hell for this, but I think iTunes does quite a good job with organizing audiobooks.
For me it has. Killed it's own configuration on several occasions or just hung.
I've been using OpenHAB for a year. I can't recommend it. It's complicated to understand and use. It's resource intensive for what it's doing. I've had all the configuration disappear on several occasions. It's not…
Yes.
Exactly the same. I bought a new computer 2017, the telemetry, account nagging and forced auto updates + reboots became too much. Updates could remove old Windows applications I had installed, change the default…
I have to check Space Sweepers out, I liked the series Planetes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetes
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetes
How does this project compare to luftdaten? Have you considered if the projects could share data? https://sensor.community/en/sensors/airrohr/
I really miss Snow Leopard and the direction things were going back then. It felt like an advanced operating system that was easy to use. Modern iterations of MacOS feels more like they're trying to make it look good,…
I fully agree. It's mostly a fancy light show and not much more. Gameplay wise, this reminds me of games from the Xbox 360 / PS3 era.
iOS 26 is really bad. The only update I can remember disliking was iOS 7, but 26 is certainly worse.
In Sweden kids get their own desk where their books are stores, as can be seen in the picture of the article. The only lugging around is for homework.
I totally agree. It's nice to have something that doesn't require magic vendor tools to fix. You don't have to go all the way back to the 80's though. The 90's are fine too and you still own your vehicle in the 00's.…
I remember back when Macbooks had issues with their temperature sensor. They would die due to the sensor cable being too short and everything expanding when the laptop got hot. Apple later resolved this with a firmware…
For other possibly dangerous things in society there are things like taking a license and renewing that license. Perhaps that should be a requirement for buying hard drugs where it's legal.
>only supported 3G - a networking standard that has been turned off by the major carriers. Remember, the US is not the world. What major carriers do in the US is not necessarily a global fact. Where I live 2G and 3G is…
Sorry if hijacking, I have a drone (DJI FPV) with a microphone. It can pick up some sounds, but the loudness from the rotors makes it really hard to hear in playback. The rotor noise varies in frequency and has several…
Black Box / Skate series, a number of NFS Games. DICE / Battlefield series Westwood / Command & Conquer series
Wouldn't "acquire acceptable safety distance" be a reason good enough?
>It makes sense If you think like a good citizen, yes. In a country north of UK the law was once the same. People with worn down cars would find the perfect opportunity to slam their brakes, intentionally get hit from…
You trying to lose weight isn't self-regulating, that is you manually regulating your weight. The fact that you have 30kg excess weight to lose shows that there is an issue with self-regulation.
Sadly, I agree, don't think I noticed anything special when this happened. I'm on older hardware though; MBP 2014, i5 2.6GHz, 16GB DDR3. Still, I applaud the effort to make Firefox faster on MacOS. I'm happy for every…
It's the IOP chip. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_2_technical_specif...
So do I. I liked both shows, very different though.
From the accessibility you can select to have booth transparency and noise reduction. You can also tune what the transparency passes through. It's not super sophisticated, but maybe it's a bit closer to what you want.
Maybe I will burn in hell for this, but I think iTunes does quite a good job with organizing audiobooks.
For me it has. Killed it's own configuration on several occasions or just hung.
I've been using OpenHAB for a year. I can't recommend it. It's complicated to understand and use. It's resource intensive for what it's doing. I've had all the configuration disappear on several occasions. It's not…
Yes.
Exactly the same. I bought a new computer 2017, the telemetry, account nagging and forced auto updates + reboots became too much. Updates could remove old Windows applications I had installed, change the default…
I have to check Space Sweepers out, I liked the series Planetes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetes
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetes
How does this project compare to luftdaten? Have you considered if the projects could share data? https://sensor.community/en/sensors/airrohr/
I really miss Snow Leopard and the direction things were going back then. It felt like an advanced operating system that was easy to use. Modern iterations of MacOS feels more like they're trying to make it look good,…
I fully agree. It's mostly a fancy light show and not much more. Gameplay wise, this reminds me of games from the Xbox 360 / PS3 era.