lighthazard

I maintain several instances of large mediawiki projects which have > 50 extensions/submodules attached to it.

This seems wrong because anecdotally there are people who become full-time care-takers of their Alzheimer afflicted family members and have no luck in change. If wearing a funny hate is all that's needed, sign me up.

I'm sorry, I meant a lighter isn't an obstacle to smoking. You can use a household stove lighter, a match, a car cigarette thing.. there are lots of opportunities.

Yes.. but they need to source that juul pod somehow - a lighter isn't really an obstacle point for smoking..

Why would they run something in-house that takes so much logistics, expertise, and cost?

> The ability to share a financial administration with your partner or significant other. Unfortunately, this requires a large change in Firefly III’s architecture and functionality. As an alternative, you could share the login details with each other.

"easily"

So where should I be buying my automotive car parts?

If there are two independent clauses, why not keep it 2 sentences? I personally use it to connect two separate thoughts that have a related subject.

This is an interesting concept because I wasn't sure what 'distributed operating system' meant.

Well.. that and average iOS users can't easily side load either. They need to jailbreak and that, itself, is a difficult task.

TIL! Thanks! This is exactly what I wanted.

Please, Apple, give me a way to disconnect my microphone and webcam on an OS level so apps can't randomly access it.

Tor has a terrible user experience though. You can't just browse without bandwidth woes.

My biggest reason to work from home has been my son's school schedule. He gets out at 3:00. There's no way I can reliably come from work, pick him up, bring him home, and then get back to work without wasting a lot of time. Now, I moved my lunch hour to that time, I spend the entire hour driving, pickup/drop off, and a little bit of play before I head into my office for the rest of the day.

On a side note - I feel like taking a nap is a bit too extreme for a work at home setup. Maybe you don't need to be available all the time during your work hours, but unplanned naps means your team will be unable to reach you at a time they assumed you'd be available.

I've had no issues with Telegram, and I think, although less secure than Signal, it's a great option to replace Whatsapp.

ProtonMail's spam filtering is subpar to most of the other suggestions here. The UX isn't that great and the apps are crap. Good/reliable email service though.

Not as good as Google's :(.

Can you explain why Azure isn't on par with AWS?

You can't use the app store meaningfully without setting up payments.

It used to be that I would pop open Amazon any time I want to buy anything. Now I have to actively search for my options since Amazon is no longer my go-to option. It's unfortunate but Amazon has made it clear they care about their merchant dropshippers over keeping a measly customer like me.

My $0.99 pack of six combs that took 5 weeks to ship disagree with pricing being not really much better. Convenience.. the time it takes to ship is the only major deciding factor in my online purchases vs in-store purchases now. Do I need a comb tomorrow? No? How about in a week? No? Great, AliExpress.

Yes :D

Amazon is a lazy man's AliExpress in 2019.

  freeze your funds

This is the biggest reason I don't suggest Paypal to anyone. The fact that you can lose $5k+ because of someone on their end with no fraud issues and legitimate sales (which they can easily verify) is theft.

What do you miss on iOS? I am using it now and feel like I miss almost everything from Android. I like the iPhone's amazing speed and quality, but I miss finger print (yes, I know less secure but any less secure than a face scan?), apps communicating with each other, separate identities/work profiles. Apps that cost < $10.

Lack of notification. So you end up with a giant folder with a single "NEW NOTIFICATION" star above it. Then you have to open it and scroll through the limited 3 x 3 view.

I recently swapped to iPhone after being a long time Android user. After using the iPhone for a few months now, I will definitely be going back to Android. Before I owned an Apple device, I was sure that iPhones got first class treatment in app design/development - this has been a resounding disappointment. Instead, there are a few good apps but most of them are just enough to be good enough and not really amazing. Not to mention Apple's total lack of inter-app communication (iOS's default clock app is not good enough, I installed Alarmy so I can skip the next alarm if I wake up early, Alarmy needs to run in the foreground, won't let me access it in lock screen, and if your kid locks your phone out while the alarm is going, gotta wait the full 5 minutes before you can stop it. Personal anecdotes, but little things like this make me wonder why people like iOS so much when it's so limiting.

So allow for everything but also have rules for everything?

That and the smooth hard plastic doesn't have grip either.