FTA: “Introducing web app support for other browsers would require the company to build an entirely new integration architecture” So what? You don’t have the money or the talent do to this? Come on Apple. Stop playing the victim here.
How many of these are productivity rather the ‘content consumption’. I doubt people will actually get any work done on it. Sure, you can mirror your screen and work on a mountain-top, but that’s not much of a use-case and would get old quick.
“They’re the same picture” Pam from The Office
Anyone else notice that the first three are Ubuntu?
They’ve got you - you’re addicted and/or locked in and the hastle of moving to alternatives is too great. The short answer is : ‘They no longer need to be favorable, they have you, your data, and your friends and it’s too much effort to go somewhere else’
Is there a specific setup for this? I’ve not used fzf
That f-ing settings menu. Want to change the settings of an app? You don’t change it within the app like you’d expect (and is same), no, leave the app, go into the ‘Settings’ app, scroll around the unordered list of apps, find the one you want and change it there. Who the heck is that a sane way of changing settings??
Maybe the slowness is just that iOS is so ass-backwards it’s impossible to do anything. The default iOS keyboard is terrible but they seem do something to other keyboards to make them slow to the point of unusable. I’m not sure why I wrote slow TBH - I apologise.
DON’T GET AN SE!! I’m forced to use one for work, it’s terrible. It’s small, unusable, slow. But then I’m not an iPhone guy so some of it may just be how iOS works. (I think it’s most likely the 2020 edition I have). It’s just horrible (did I say that already)?
The more I look at it - the more I love it - the bar, the side panel, the greeter/updates box - fantastic.
PLEASE tell me you have some dotfiles for this - I love so much of how it looks - Is that a VERY nice looking rofi?
Step 5: … Step 6: Profit
I love how you have one workspace dedicated to vi. 😉
Person 1: Is your friend Bob coming over? Person 2: No, they can’t make it, they’re busy
One Bob, and we all know it’s one Bob, no confusion. Look for context. It’s not that hard.