evanriley
You still can...
If you're that considered about 5 microseconds: Build your own Stratum 1 time server https://github.com/geerlingguy/time-pi
or just use ntppool https://www.ntppool.org/en/
They currently "support" safari currently by redirecting the searches that go to your chosen search engine to kagi.com with an extension.
> - "Taildrop is only available on Synology with Tailscale v1.18.2".
> - "Currently that means you need to manually install Tailscale on your Synology NAS."
Only apply if you're installing it ON Synology hardware, otherwise it is matter of installing the tailscale client and opting your network in.
You would think a little more time would be put into reaching at least some reasonable performance level.
See, we can all play this shit game.
Why? This is quite literally every thread involving Apple. It doesn't matter the topic of the thread, it will eventually devolve into the same shit.
However you said _those_ weren't good, or least not unbiased enough. So what are the unbiased, or at least better about handling bias than those they posted.
Spotify didn't take away the ability to shuffle on album pages, they just changed the "default". In their mobile app the large green bottom under the album cover and to the right used to play the album but would turn on shuffle, and it now just plays the album.
If you look at the now playing song, the shuffle button is still there.
This button: https://0x0.st/-7Hd.jpeg
Unless this does something that I'm not seeing, macOS has this tool builtin
With Amazon its pretty much a gamble whether or not I'm getting what I actually ordered or some cheap knock-off crap.
For the entirety of quarantine I've been ordering directly from companies and its saved a lot of headache, sure theres no 2-day shipping, but I'm no longer receiving a fake Anker charger four times in a row.
Is the human brain hard-coded for vision through eyes or is it possible to a (at least similar) form of vision without eyes, or like a much less exaggerated form of sonar like Daredevil, is the human brain REALLY that adaptable?
In an attempt to restore vision to those that lost it, is their a way to mentally rehab someone to "see" in a different way?
But, its starting to feel like the people who want to use tools that allow them to build apps and programs that are cross-platform (NodeJS, Electronc, etc) are trying to use their weight as "the most popular programming language" to get platforms to conform to whatever they want.
Why should Chromium be allowed to use private APIs that native developers already knew "should NOT be allowed" especially those coming from iOS where its known using those would simply have your app rejected.
I don't have as much of an issue with Electron apps as most people do, but at some point you have to realize the short comings of cross-platform dev tools and work around them instead of trying to force everyone to just accept them.
Out of curiosity, do you think they wouldn't let it even get that far to make sure they stay competitive vs Airbus?
Will it? Probably never, it's too much of a tool used by the US Government to ever go bankrupt.
Easily my biggest issues with any inflatable item I've ever purchased.
You'll never get it back into the box it came in, and you're folding is almost always going to be awful. Like trying to fold a fitted sheet before watching that one youtube video/someone who knows how to do it. If a leak appears I just consider it a lost cause, I don't think I've ever fixed a leak in an inflatable item that I was sure would allow me to use it confidently.