RemeJuan

RemeJuan, 3 months ago

@deshipu Well, there are always 3 versions of a story, yours, mine and the truth. Nobody will ever know the actual truth.

And while it’s quite likely, even probable he claimed ideas he never had, which the book also repeatedly acknowledges, there is also that gap between ideation and execution. I have ideas all the time, I’m not known for changing the world and I never will be. (1/2)

RemeJuan, 3 months ago

Nothing we ever read or even hear, watch, whatever will be 100% factual, even our minds make up stories for us, distort reality, there are times when we cannot even trust our own memories. (2/2)

RemeJuan, 3 months ago

@deshipu No doubt, but how would one then verify the accuracy of those sources, they could all be as inaccurate as this book, there’s no way to actually know. Hell, we’re entering an age where technology has advanced to a point that you will soon no longer be able to truly trust a live video call.

It’s a fascinating read, I never went into it expecting it to be gospel truth, I’d not open a bible expecting it to be gospel truth. (1/2)

RemeJuan, 3 months ago

@kytta Still better than CUM books, a local Christian bookstore.

RemeJuan, 4 months ago

@darth You can FindMy pretty much anything Apple, iPhone, iPad, Mac, AppleWatch, AirTag. Don’t see my trackpad listed, though that would be both cool and funny.

RemeJuan, 4 months ago

@darth The excuse content was meh, was the only part of the game is actually did not like. I would have preferred it as an XBox exclusive so that I’d had had the joy of not playing it.

RemeJuan, 4 months ago

@darth Or for people who have jobs and don’t have time to run and grind everywhere.

RemeJuan, 4 months ago

@darth Ya, and if there was no fast travel I would certainly skip the game, I enjoy gaming and have limited time, so if I’m going to have to waste what limited time I have walking around, regardless of how amazing the world is, I’ll simply not play it.

I mostly enjoy games for the story, walking everywhere adds little value to the story, it simply makes the game longer.

RemeJuan, 4 months ago

@christianselig Only certified MagSafe devices provide any data back to the phone, uncertified ones will not be power limited or their charge stopped based on battery configuration. For an iPhone it’s not different than the Qi1

RemeJuan, 4 months ago

@christianselig Yes, benefits, but only certified MagSafe devices have the required hardware to receive communication back from the iPhone. This is not a limitation of Qi, but a limitation of Apple certification, which without the additional hardware they cannot get that certification and therefore, when connected to an iPhone are no better than the previous generation. Qi2 really is just for better wireless Android charging and accurate coil alignment for iPhones.

RemeJuan, 4 months ago

@darth When is it not?

RemeJuan, 5 months ago

@darth When Apple dropped HideMy I began moving over but I had moved my calendar over some time already, you also get unlimited custom domains with iCloud which saved me the Google Business sub.

I try and limit the Google services I use, while I don’t believe all of apples privacy hype, I consider that between them and Google, Apple cares far less about my data, so the simple act of moving away from Google helps. I tried proton but had too many issues with mail delivery.

RemeJuan, 5 months ago

@darth Yes. Works a treat.
saw later you mentioned calendar invites, I’ve not had any issues with that, I know actual gmail (work) ones take a good long while to find there way to the calendar app to accept, but that’s about it.

RemeJuan, 5 months ago

@darth Yeah, I accept it from the calendar app. The link in the email from Google is designed for GCalendar users and expect the recipient to be using GCal, so the link is useless if you are not.

RemeJuan, 5 months ago

@darth Eventually finds its what here for me, but when I mean a while I mean like up to hour maybe longer.

RemeJuan, 5 months ago

@Gargron Probably been a good 6 years since I’ve even bothered to check if a website works on Firefox. I have far more important things to do than worry about 3% of the world

RemeJuan, 7 months ago

@darth how would I even know? Like without actually regularly integrating my follows list…

RemeJuan, 8 months ago

@darth I made sure my car was wireless CarPlay, hate messing with cables.

RemeJuan, 8 months ago

@darth I never fully grasped the value of CarPlay until I got it, and very glad the friend who made sure it was on top of my list did. I won’t even look at a car without it now. 😂

RemeJuan, 8 months ago

@darth not sure your save space though, the point with HEIC was to have higher quality and lower file size than JPEG, similar to the purpose of webp.

RemeJuan, 8 months ago

@darth yeah, I kinda knew that, but was really drawn by the story and theme so I risked it.

RemeJuan, 8 months ago

@dedsyn4ps3 been using it for 4 years, can’t say I’ve ever read much documentation as it kinda just works, usually only trip over it when I’m looking for a specific widget and then I stop once I know the name.

As for adoption, not sure what you mean, Flutter is the official UI for Ubuntu aince Flutter 2 and is actually used to build part of the installer and core ui since beaver,2 or 3 car manufacturers are using it for their infotainment systems and it’s definitely beating out react native.

RemeJuan, 8 months ago

@dedsyn4ps3 the ubuntu thing was announced with V2, but I think it took them longer than expected, IORC it meant to start phasing in from Ubuntu 21, if Beaver is 23.

My focus has been on Mobile with a bit of web so not sure about Android auto, I do know it is possible, although not officially supported yet, to use it for creating widgets and watch apps as well. Officially it’s Mac, Windows and Linux, Web, Android and iOS.