To be fair, Excel (on Windows) is far ahead of the competition, especially for power users like Finance.
For other office apps, the alternatives work, although I don’t know how, for example, LibreOffice fares with collaborative editing.
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For other office apps, the alternatives work, although I don’t know how, for example, LibreOffice fares with collaborative editing.
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- Going "around the rim" in an arc is difficult both for touch and mouse. Results in jerky motion.
- Defining the direction based on which outer rim I am closer to makes it unpredictable, especially for small knobs.
Best in my opinion is the "click / hold the knob and pull vertically or horizontally with up/right turning to the right. Makes it fast and predictable even with little space like a DAW audio mixer.
Luckily, Apple is ok at supporting older phones, so I just have to be careful to not accidentally upgrade my SE to iOS 26.
Makes me nostalgic for Apple's interface guidelines, which were very well thought through, based on evidence, and with clear principles. https://vintageapple.org/inside_r/pdf/Human_Interface_Guidel...
pyscn analyze --json . # Generate JSON reportYes, our memories shape our identities, the same isn’t true for our memory sticks.
Now I understand jerk as when you get pressed into your seat when starting a car. But how would I notice snap or even crackle?
[1] https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/0143-0807/37/6/06...
From the article:
> While it offers ad blocking software, the company generates revenue from ads through its Acceptable Ads program – advertisers pay to have ads that are "respectful, nonintrusive and relevant" exempted from filtering. Non-commercial open source projects like uBlock Origin rely on community support.
From https://eyeo.com/
> Deliver more effective ads to a unique and valuable audience of 400 million ad-filtering users.
Responding to an FDA warning letter (sent after previous interaction) with a marketing blog post takes some chuzpe. They even include "We stand by its accuracy, which the FDA has not questioned," as if FDA had assessed that for a device they haven't submitted for review.
That description makes little sense, and at least they could honor my paid business subscription (and back it up to there if they don’t trust iCloud).
I would still include more of the action, i.e., ”Get Amaya“ instead of ”Amaya“ as in the article.
Also helps with tools that get applied to certain files/folders.
How can I be sure they are not doing the same?
The fact sheets (linked on the page) amount to $51bn from what I can see.
https://www.ti.com/about-ti/newsroom/news-releases/2024/2024...
I see three reasons to use swearwords sparingly, even though they don’t particularly offend me.
1 Managing my own emotions. Most swearing is negative and that drags you down which is not very productive or fun.
2 Managing others‘ emotions as they burst out, which stresses the people around the swearer.
3 Some people just can’t say a fucking sentence without gratuitous swearing which makes them sound fucking stupid.
Students using it to create “results“ faster underestimate the value of wrangling with a subject with their own brain to learn something about it.