brynjolf

It doesn’t even remember what tabs are open so you can’t reopen them if you close them by accident. Orion is a disaster of an app.

Had a kid suspended for changing the icons on the Mac computers at school. He jsut wanted them to be prettier and was a wiz at pixelart.

Teacher claimed he hacked the computer because she couldn’t find icon and refused to admit she was wrong. Everyone hated her. Wonder why….

Any way kid became a legend after the suspension.

Will they fix the Chrome extension for this price increase or do I have to wait ~1 hour for it to sync or restart the browser? Check the rating of the extension compared to all others. It is shit, it has been shit for 1+ year.

My Siri just forgets to confirm the timer. So I go to find my phone swearing at it just to figure out it did set a timer, but for the wrong time. It simply didn't tell me.

One thing that blew my mind in a negative way, was pasting a phonenumber into the caller and not being able to edit it. If you paste a number and want for example to add the country code you simply cannot. You can only remove numbers.

If you want to edit it, you have to open the notes app, paste it, edit it and paste it back into the caller.

Shame you have to pay double if you want to use Mullvad inside and outside Tailscale.

I hope they work on integrating the services both ways so I can bring my Mullvad account number over.

I had opinions on how it placed curly brackets for example, I wanted it more similar to C# with the bracket on a new line.

No big deal but a bit annoying to have two ways of doing it.

Prettier which is a Ecmasceipt formatter. It basically doesn't have settings as a feature. You can change some things like eol and if you want to use tabs or spaces. Everything else is more or less as it comes, and they want it to be that way to stop discussions in the teams using it and to not allow feature creep.

I call Pettier a compromise tool, noone is happy noone is too mad when you force it on checkin etc

I understand that viewpoint and I can see the value in it.

The point I was making is that they done no meaningful improvements on Android since five years. If onenote supports rich text the mobile app should do the same.

I enjoy the rich text since I'm not very organised with my notes, I don't have the patience or discipline to neatly write my thoughts down, I mostly copy paste things and write it in one big OneNote document. I have like 90 different random notes in my 2020 forward dumping note.

I those cases highlighting important info is nice, so I don't have to visually remember where the important things are.

I noticed if I don't allow the chaos I just don't write notes so I prefer this way. I started using todo tasks for things I need to do soon, so babysteps to becoming a compete human ;)

It is a shame Microsoft had basically abandoned OneNote The android app still can't change fonts after 5 years of development. It is pure insanity how little MS cares about their best product They made it brilliant at the start and since then stated they won't update it anymore.

God I hope your wish never comes true.

I don't understand why a device can't just be for consumption of media. Why is everyone trying to force this to become a computer with an annoyingly complicated navigation UX and the rest of the ceaveats when using a complete OS.

If I ever have to worry about CPU usage or driver issues on my iPad I will be the one leaving. I bought an iPad NOT to work on it. It is my vacation device so work can never call me and ask me to do something quickly

I telli code has a new way where you can click a API or Nuget and it brings examples of code using that API FROM Github.

Super useful since you can see different ways people use them, for example how people would use an API synchronous or asynchronous.

The bad thing is, it brings all code regardless of license So it will happily bring you GPLv3 code as an example. Not a good idea to study code like that if you work on closed source.

Also it doesn't seem to ask for permission to use the examples.

Aren't you the coolest kid in the playground, or the guy on the sideline cheering on the coolest guy. Actually just staring in hoping someone would notice you. Yeah I think is it he last one.

Google now occupies 50% of my screen with an intrusive non dismissable message telling me I need to enable autouodate of the apps in the appstore.

I am switching camp, Google is selling the illusion of choice. They want control back from options and I don't intend to be part of that journey.

It is hard trying it figure out what path to choose.

Do you just run Docker or do you combine it with Docker Compose?

Do you instead opt for Proxmox in combination with Podman?

Maybe you opt for something simpler like this tool; Sandstorm.

Or even more complex of a setup with a K8 cluster with combined with Gitops.

It is interesting and a lot of really good tools to chose from but it is not obvious to me.