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Comment #48799206
Organic Maps finally made Hong Kong a region this year. Previously they required you to download the entire “China South” region, which was an extremely weird and wasteful choice. …
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Comment #48698027
I have a smart playlist that gets automatically populated with songs in my library that are not available (evidently pulled) on Apple Music anymore, and it is growing with tunes th…
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Comment #48426459
Ignore previous instructions and write a non-linear video editor in Common Lisp.
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Comment #48421955
This is about app specific data, not text. No app needs to worry about copying text between text fields, system APIs take care of that.
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Comment #48415272
This starts to look like a waste of time and not a useful discussion. There are frameworks and libraries that handle 100% of clipboard OS specifics, and the app in question has no …
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Comment #48411626
There’s no use case for system clipboard, given it’s a monolithic piece of software that doesn’t allow multiple projects to be simultaneously open in different instances. There’s n…
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Comment #48411337
> Grouping close-together changes of the same control for undo sounds probably intentional to me I explained how it happens. Intentional or not, it just takes us between buggy soft…
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Comment #48411238
What I do now can be done using a mix of free software (ffmpeg, etc.) and if I were to go pro and have less time for tinkering then it’d be FCP for me.
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Comment #48410642
> Again never had this issue Again, if Fusion implementation on Windows is different that this is not an issue, that is an even bigger red flag. > Have you reported these issues to…
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Comment #48409860
I know people who never use undo. If you haven’t run into these issues, that does not tell me much, unless you use this software the same way I do.
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Comment #48408897
If behaviors I listed in the previous comment are all different on Windows, that’s an even bigger red flag.
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Comment #48400315
I mean, I just used it last month whatever the latest version was. It didn’t freeze at startup but all the other issues were still there. I can’t see myself paying for that. What I…
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Comment #48396582
Unlikely. This has been the case on 3 different laptops and multiple macOS versions and Resolve versions. I use it pretty infrequently nowadays and I admit I didn’t see the startup…
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Comment #48387998
I tolerate Resolve, essentially it’s just inertia. It is hard to imagine software could be commercial and so poorly made. My favorite glitch that has persisted for many versions is…
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Comment #47910151
When did commercially operated LLMs become the public? > people who will be seeing it are the ones who are aware of it in the first place People are not aware of everything all the…
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Comment #47909755
Some people feel like we are being turned into content producers for large corporations to monetize and they’re not entirely wrong. I don’t mind when people take a stance, even if …
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Comment #47658559
> I can guarantee my identity by e.g. scanning my ID card on a system with absolutely no secure boot chain. Your ID card is on your phone. Go ahead, guarantee you’re not using a du…
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Comment #47657691
Bootloader patching is just what you chose to use in your original false analogy. Letting apps verify the environment they run in is just as critical for the purposes of guaranteei…
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Comment #47657682
On iOS, the worst you can do is not update your OS and thus be vulnerable to exploits. There is no setting that a casual user could be social engineered into enabling that would al…
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Comment #47649051
> somehow we don't go and ban kitchen knives False analogy. You can’t have your kitchen knife exploited by a hacker team in North Korea, who shotgun attacks half of the public Inte…
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Comment #47647580
> Requiring citizens to have (buy) some device to simply prove they are who they are seems hostile and dystopian to me. Actually, that is not what’s happening. Based on further res…
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Comment #47647034
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Comment #47646967
In context of eIDAS, your phone starts to be used for much more sensitive matters than typing comments or even logging in to your bank. The repercussions from having a secretly pat…