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Comment #36721803
Thanks, sorry for the late response – busy week. Good point, wasn't even aware that the inherited variable view is only shown in projects but not subgroups. On a quick glance I cou…
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Comment #36621081
Do you have an example screenshot somewhere? I'm wondering what exactly this does that GitLab doesn't, because inherited variables are shown within GitLab UI directly – fairly bare…
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Comment #35002116
I'm a Support Engineer at GitLab, and based on my own experience that statement is definitely correct. There's entire classes of problems you simply don't have to deal with at all …
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Comment #28481986
> And no, you can’t read the minds of long dead people either. And yet that is exactly what you are doing throughout multiple comments.
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Comment #28280842
Thank you, that’s another good example, to which I wish I could relate less. ;)
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Comment #28274072
Thanks, that's a great example. I've actually encountered this exact thing at my current employer as well.
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Comment #28273930
> All orgs should consider locking out all employees for at least one uninterrupted week a year. Very easy way to shake out all sorts of problems. Could you give some examples?
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Comment #25474087
I'm afraid that does not solve this particular problem, just happened again on the very first try. I still think this is intentional or at least happily accepted on part of Twitter…
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Comment #25468932
Thanks, if that works that would be amazing. I'm most often getting it inside in-app browsers, e.g. when opening a Twitter link in Tweetbot, Apollo or similar apps. Not sure if the…
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Comment #25466383
https://www.danielhill.com.au/removing-service-workers-from-... Now I'm trying to figure out how to do it on Mobile Safari, where this bug always hits me.
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Comment #25454805
That's exactly what I'm planning to explore as a workaround to remove the blank pages until ABBYY and/or Apple sort this out. :)
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Comment #25454794
I think you might interpret the word more harshly than I intend it to be. Something that worked before Big Sur is not working in Big Sur. It's broken. That's all there is to it for…
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Comment #25450765
This is at least the second time that Apple breaks Preview in this way. I outlined why this bug is something a lot of users could run into, and I even mention that I'm not necessar…
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Comment #25449442
Yes.
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Comment #25449407
Fair enough, though I'd still argue that a public write-up that might warn a few people and save them the trouble is well worth writing on its own. As this blog is just a hobby, my…
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Comment #25449337
In theory that is probably true – in my actual scenario I can't run them through ABBYY again because of the limitations of the bundled version. It only accepts PDFs coming from the…
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Comment #25449226
Could you explain why or how exactly I'm an ass?
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Comment #25449127
> If you're not going to do the work to figure out what the corruption is … I'm sorry, but last time I checked neither Apple nor ABBYY pay my salary. I really don't understand thes…
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Comment #25449034
That's fair, and I honestly didn't enjoy posting the headline here, but as far as I know I have to use the original title? And the original title is from a personal blog where we t…
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Comment #25448978
Well, technically you at least only have a chance of noticing the error after opening a PDF (again). I suppose that's because after saving the old, correct data is still in memory,…
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Comment #25448936
I personally don't use anything else, but when the problem first occured a few years ago, it was not limited to PDFs from ABBYY. (Which is not to say that it's purely Preview.app's…
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Comment #25448865
I honestly don't care who is exactly at fault. I definitely blame Apple for destroying the PDF. There might be plenty of blame left for ABBYY for creating a bad PDF in the first pl…
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Comment #25448095
Read it again. This bug could hit you without ever using ABBYY yourself. Apple broke Preview.