And the ire (if any is even warranted) should be at Pages specifically and not Apple at large. You can download LobreOffice just fine, or you can pay for Word. Heck, let’s give some love to Preview, the VLC of static documents.
I’m not here pretending Apple and macOS is superior to Linux, I’m just saying this isn’t the smoking gun.
Kagi is the best few bucks I spend each month.
I am sure of that too. Best I can do is try to avoid linking it to my name.
I am not, but no one seems to give a shit.
My solution so far is a bike rack that blocks my plate from view. Easy enough to feign ignorance and “correct it” in the moment. Flocks database no doubt has an entry for [color][make][model], but at least it’s not associated with me directly through motor vehicle bureau records.
It’s an electric truck. You don’t need remote start.
I presume you mean remote climate control.
Take the time to see if any of the “IMAX” screens in your area are showing it in full 70mm (not digital). Worth it if you are close to one (and there are only fewer than 30 in the world.) We had to see it at 10:15 on a weeknight to make it happen.
You get my boy Edsel Ford’s name out yo mouth. Edsel Ford was one of my favorite historical figures from the 20th century.
But ya, the car the Edsel was a dud.
Cool that they themed it to a Borg ship.
In my experience, while Tesla is a prime offender, it isn’t only Teslas headlight that are too bright. Honda Prologues are another specific model that blinds me all the time.
While we’re at it, I’m convinced auto-headlights and the general dumbing down of drivers mean a lot of people are simply driving around with their brights on all the time. Don’t know how to fix that one though.
If only there were a way to stop using Google. Alas…
You’re not suggesting the automated mailing of speeding tickets based on average speed is reasonable, are you?
There’s a law against driving with your phone in your lap? That’s crazy.
Not even a little justified. What are you on about?
Phone is on her lap specifically because she’s not using it.
It’s like when Twitter went downhill, everyone moved to [next corporate owned thing, yet to be enshittified. Anything but the fediverse.]
The thing that keeps me from mounting my phone to my bike is, I’ve read, that the vibration from the bike can damage the camera in the phone.
Also, how do you get hit with a kayak on a bike?
I can only speak for myself, but any such service can only be looked at as a temporary solution. How long before that goes away? With your own media (be it ripped from disks you own or obtained elsewhere), it’s not temporary.
I built my 32tb server a couple of years ago when drive prices were reasonable, but many of the rips on it are strait remuxes. Now that another drive or two is not likely affordable anytime soon, I’m re-encoding them to x265 to reclaim a bunch of space.
What do you mean by “the average buyer.” Wouldn’t all buyers currently be in the same exact position?
Agreed, it has been somewhat underpriced. But I also generally prefer my plex setup, and have only had Apple One for classical music, Friday night MLB games, and F1.
Strongly considered and almost cancelled Apple One this morning, but figured I’d hang on until the end of baseball and formula 1 seasons. This price jump changed my mind, and now cancelled.