Is Chrome a RAM hog and therefore faster than FF?
I exclusively use FF and find it a bit sluggish, but am fine to give up some speed for the privacy gain.
Don't use facebook but surprised how my spouse finds instagram ads super relevant and interesting enough to check them out almost 100% of the time.
They are mostly fashion/travel related that she is interested in checking out,if not buying.
Am I missing something here? old reddit on iphone is just unusable- need to pinch zoom for everything.
I so much prefer the new one at least on mobile.
Not sure how popular this opinion is among Bond nerds but as a general movie lover, I find Daniel Craig to be the best. Got mostly better storylines, best action scenes, looks fittest. Maybe he lacks the Sean Connery suave but the other things make up for it.
Might be unpopular opinion: Excel is best with no frills and just does what it does best- simple, quick and stable.
Power BI can continue to have whatever enhancements MS wants to push.
As a casual user, I actually like the "look" of W10, and do not pay much attention to the latency that others have pointed out.
What irks me most though is the constant request for updates and strong arm restarts to install them.
Do you mean YT algo does not recommend animated videos enough?
From my experience I don't watch as many, except may be crash course history, and therefore don't get much reco either.
I started out loving Twitter. But not getting much interaction as opposed to reddit, and the force feeding of the algorithmic timeline, just put me off.
what about cases (think Spotify?) wherein they transfer the 30% burden onto consumers? Is there a trade off between paying 30% tax vs benefit of one platform?
I for one sub to Spotify outside of the app store. But I know the hassle that I've to deal with and I might not be the consumer type Apple wants to "safeguard".
I hate billionaires not spending this pocket change but depending on government for such loans.
But to play devil's advocate, aren't these most/all companies set up as limited liability, and therefore these billionaire owners are absolved of any responsibility to take on such bailouts?
So is this moral problem or more a structural problem on how the enterprise is being set up?
Probably international students will now attend in person classes and others will be fully remote.
Weird to even think that such drastic changes are all happening during a pandemic.
With the new ICE Directive, I wonder how much of “this is the right thing to do” will change.
From a physical well being perspective, remote is right.
But with International student visa statuses at risk, the onus is now on Harvard to enable in person classes for those at risk?
Good recipe. For the vegans out there, the chorizo in your recipe can be replaced with store bought one or homemade as below:
https://tasty.co/recipe/vegan-chorizo
so one more instance of Apple effectively rendering a third party app useless.
As an apple user, I love that I do not need to install an additional app but something does not feel right from an ethical standpoint.
Or maybe I'm just being too touchy.
That was a daylight robbery of all my words.
I loved Lumia 920 and chose it over the iphone 5s at the time. Wanted the industrial design to succeed so much. Sad that with so much clout, MS could not get enough apps.
Lots of good pointers here. The elephant analogy blew my mind!
Somebody on the internet said life is pointless if we do not set ourselves these goals to aim for.
It is down to us on how well defined these goals are and how we track our progress against them. Too ambitious or vague, and we've set ourselves up for failure.