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One thing that I absolutely hate about Apple Maps: trying to navigate home after navigating out somewhere. I swear I’ve got to close like 5 layers of garbage context left over from navigating to the first place. What the hell is the point of having a favorite if it’s gonna be hidden when I try to use it?
If I’m trying to navigate home, it’s because I don’t know the best way and I almost certainly used navigation to get where I currently am. So I have this issue almost every single time I use it.
What drives me nuts is that everyone likes to pretend America came up with this shit. But it was Britain, they just decided to abandon it for a new standard and were were too busy building a damn country and hating Britain to just adopt a new measurement system.
The optimist in me says I can play with it and find a cool use cas, and be one of the first to develop something for it, and make lots of money… or at least cover the device cost.
Is it the application you’re using?
Something bugged on your system?
Is it an older system where maybe that was a shortcoming?
I pulled up my Mac which I use to use with multiple monitors many times and tested again to ensure I wasn’t crazy and nope. I can have two different full screen apps open at the same time, one on each monitor.
Or a full screen on one, and the other just showing windowed applications with my dock visible.
I have some coding experience, and a formal education in software development. There’s little chance of me actually making something, but I want to buy it anyways.
As a recent transplant, I would like more upcoming events posts, and suggestions on places to visit. To that end I really enjoy enjoyed /r/ askportland more than /r/portland
So if we could cultivate more that kind of vibe, that’d be cool.
Legally, in the US, diy repairs can only void your warranty if the manufacturer can prove (the burden is on them) that your repair caused the issue you are trying to claim under a warranty.
I forget the name of the law, but Louis Rossmann has talked about it before.
Oh, I swear I read through those docs before and didn’t see that feature. Well that’s cool.
I ended up writing my own shitty little script bc I couldn’t find an existing one. Glad it’s out there.
Oh, I swear I read through those docs before and didn’t see that feature. Well that’s cool.
I ended up writing my own shitty little script bc I couldn’t find an existing one. Glad it’s out there.
If you’ve got an old account and active account, you’ll need to use your export to iterate through all comments to delete. Any script or app not using the export will be severely limited by the way the API (and this website) return comment listings for users.
The ideal metaverse should be federated, speaking generically and not about fuckerberg’s bastardization of the idea.
I think there’s typically one more step than what I just replicated from home, but this is what I just did:
My issue after arriving and then going to navigate home:
Are we supposed to?
Idk there’s comments here, I was expecting to get all the relevant parts extracted for me (as I do in other posts I come across)
I wonder if this kind of bullshit is counted in the statistics of safety of taking public transit.
Like how many incidents happen with people going to/from/at stops?
Wtf is “bias crime”, sounds like something made up by a lawyer for a racist who committed a hate crime.
One thing that I absolutely hate about Apple Maps: trying to navigate home after navigating out somewhere. I swear I’ve got to close like 5 layers of garbage context left over from navigating to the first place. What the hell is the point of having a favorite if it’s gonna be hidden when I try to use it?
If I’m trying to navigate home, it’s because I don’t know the best way and I almost certainly used navigation to get where I currently am. So I have this issue almost every single time I use it.
What drives me nuts is that everyone likes to pretend America came up with this shit. But it was Britain, they just decided to abandon it for a new standard and were were too busy building a damn country and hating Britain to just adopt a new measurement system.
What country?
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The optimist in me says I can play with it and find a cool use cas, and be one of the first to develop something for it, and make lots of money… or at least cover the device cost.
Is it the application you’re using? Something bugged on your system? Is it an older system where maybe that was a shortcoming?
I pulled up my Mac which I use to use with multiple monitors many times and tested again to ensure I wasn’t crazy and nope. I can have two different full screen apps open at the same time, one on each monitor.
Or a full screen on one, and the other just showing windowed applications with my dock visible.
That is not how full screen works on Mac. Why are you asserting something demonstrably false?
I have some coding experience, and a formal education in software development. There’s little chance of me actually making something, but I want to buy it anyways.
Someone tell us what this means!
As a recent transplant, I would like more upcoming events posts, and suggestions on places to visit. To that end I really
enjoyenjoyed /r/ askportland more than /r/portlandSo if we could cultivate more that kind of vibe, that’d be cool.
But it and leave the sticker on.
Legally, in the US, diy repairs can only void your warranty if the manufacturer can prove (the burden is on them) that your repair caused the issue you are trying to claim under a warranty.
I forget the name of the law, but Louis Rossmann has talked about it before.