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Would be good if you can set a hemisphere (I assume nuptial flights are different in northern vs southern hemisphere. Adding more ant species would be helpful too. Camponotus consobrinus, iridomyrmex purpureus and aphaenogaster longiceps are pretty common in Australia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allan_Border Is a pretty famous cricketer.
This has a pretty good view of the aurora now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfF9bhaBuvw
Maybe we should move to something like termcap for browsers? /s
Something similar, but entirely on (iOS) device, and focused on tracking activities based on location (hours at work, shopping, travelling, etc): https://apps.apple.com/au/app/life-cycle-track-your-time/id1... (No affiliation, just a user)
Thank you for glider!
It seems to still be there?
System Settings > Accessibility > Display > Text
Text Size and Menu Bar Size may allow you to do this adjustment?
Worked. Thanks!
Me too for no code in Australia
If the in-app purchase to remove ads is shareable across the family, then that’s fine. If not, I’d prefer to just buy the app and have it share across my kids iPads instead.
FreeBSD update does work fine. This started with aarch64 being promoted to a Tier 1 architecture in FreeBSD-13.
You may also find agents don't trust the supplied information, even if they have access to it.
Seems they just recreated the git repo to clear out ~1gb of history. https://github.com/trealla-prolog/trealla/issues/1
I expect days/weeks is probably enough to see the wear you’re looking for.
iChat supported jabber
From the article:
"To manage the restoration progress we created a new Jira project, SITE, and a workflow to track restorations on a site-by-site basis across multiple teams (engineering, program management, support, etc). This approach empowered all teams to easily identify and track issues related to any individual site restoration."
TransferFi [1] has commercial wireless power transfer products. Comparing the two, this commercial option gives 42% efficiency [2] at up to 25m.
With the Apple iCloud Keychain supporting one-time (the google Authenticator style) passwords from the next major Apple OS release, I have no reason to continue to use 1Password.
I’ve done 1300km in two days in an EV comfortably along the east coast of Australia. ~4h driving, 1hr charge and lunch, ~4h driving, charge overnight at the hotel, ~4h driving, 1hr charge and lunch, ~4h driving and arrive at destination. Same in reverse. Cost was only charging at home to 100% before departing (under $10) at both ends. The supercharging was free. The autopilot makes a huge difference to driver fatigue, and keeps paying attention when you’re distracted by kids in the back (saving me from at least one accident). It really has made it more of a difficult choice between flying and driving across the major cities on the east coast of Australia. Going further west is possible, but will just take a bit more planning.
Apple hired that developer a long time ago
There will be quite a large number of companies with processes along the lines of ‘reporting the death of an account holder’.
I suspect they wouldn't go to the effort in supporting animated cover art[0] if they didn't care.
It’s iOS only
That's a fantastic way of showing a company is listening to customer feedback and acting upon it, even if there doesn't seem to be anything wrong.
Apple (and many other companies) could learn something from this transparency.
My guess is PIA
It doesn’t break much when you use the McDelivery prices in Korea: 4: 2100 6: 3600 10: 5100 20: 8200
With the euphemism 'Comfort Women'.
And a week ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19838163 (Understanding Bloom Filters with Pharo)
Vintage and obsolete are two different categories. Vintage = 5-7 years after last manufacture vs 7+ for obsolete. Service is generally not available for vintage or obsolete products, however some places like California have service for vintage products available. Further details on Apple’s website: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201624