I came across this HN comment that might answer your question: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17069109
or you can see Carmack's original tweet here: https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/993142700374462464
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or you can see Carmack's original tweet here: https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/993142700374462464
#!/bin/bash
as opposed to:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
the latter feels more flexible and dependable for a script to be passed around.
Now Cloudflare is providing a very fast and privacy-driven DNS, so to me this is a step up from others (Quad9, OpenDNS being formidable alternatives)
Say you're on a public WIFI and don't want DNS queries from your machine, there's also DNS-over-HTTPS (which Cloudflare and a couple others support) which doesn't use the DNS protocol and would make a POST request to say, https://1.1.1.1/.well-known/dns-query instead.
Also with HTTPS, ISPs won't see the full URL, just that a secure connection was made to that domain.
Okay we're done here, folks!
Go to chrome://flags, search for Autoplay policy, and select Document user action is required.
Note that if you use the Imagus extension, this could block some videos/gifs/etc from playing when you hover over a link.
I think imgur just shows it funny (one with the black-out, one with the whitespace)
To be clear, I didn't take a pass at WF, they were so unbelievably helpful that I was like, wait--- why don't I just go straight to the source? And that's how I landed at Apple to help resolve this issue.
I'm surprised you think Apple can't (or should, in your words) this honest mistake. Mistakes happen, what can I say. I'm taking the fall for this even though it was my dad, but it just as well could have been your girlfriend, your brother, your mother. Doesn't matter, you'd want everyone to have the same level of customer support.
Quick screenshot of our conversation: https://i.imgur.com/bhw4K1k.png
It got to a point where I didn't want to email anymore in worries of being accused of harassing the guy. To this day, no reply or call back.
This was an honest mistake of selecting Apple iTunes instead of Apple Store. Sure, the mistake was certainly on our end, but Apple has always taken care of these easy requests.
Why? Because these things happen! And when you understand where the customer is coming from, and they have proven and shown all the documentation requested, why not service the request? Especially when you're the world's most valuable company, it makes no reason not to because customer loyalty is how you got there.
Apple is all about the customer (or was at least, shareholders can get pretty pissy these days), and I was trying to spend more(!!) at the Apple Store.
Either way I'm glad I shared my story, thanks HN.
WF was where I went to first and they were absolutely unwilling to help - but I expected that.
Apple's response was unexpected and I think that's why it soured me. I used to always tell people, just go to Apple they'll take care of it for you.
Privately selling was my last resort like you said, and I already talked to my dad that next time, let's just get the cash and use that anywhere, instead of locking it into Apple (he was about to buy an iPad Pro so he figured why not, bless his heart)
He loves that iPad Pro lol.
Ruby - Rails
PHP - Laravel
all nice choices
It was the most honest mistake ever, but we're paying the price for it. Sent them all the documentation involved (including everything from WF). It's just converting money from one card to another, they _can_ do it, but they don't want to.
????
They have to do better than this. Having a Twitter user report one of the biggest bugs this decade? That's really weak. Releasing an update that undoes that? Pure amateur hour by the guys we really trust with privacy. Separately, lately they've treated me ridiculously bad (and it's _never_ been like this) at the Apple Store on a failed logic board for my 7 Plus to no fault of my own (saying I was 41 days out of warranty, sorry), so I called Apple Care and they promptly took care of it for me, but should I really have had to jump through all those hoops? Really soured me.
I'm also on 3-month long thread with an iTunes Adviser (hi Grant) trying to convert some damn gift cards from iTunes to Apple Store. The easiest request ever. Now he's just no longer picking up his phone, voicemail, or responding to emails. Can't tell you the frustration involved in this (my dad had accidentally selected Apple iTunes instead of Apple Store when redeeming his Wells Fargo rewards)
Having said all that, I'm still support these guys - why, I don't know anymore. That'll be changing soon, for sure.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207513
MacBook models from early 2015 or later
MacBook Air models from mid 2012 or later
MacBook Pro models from mid 2012 or later
So, what's the deal? How's it working on yours?
$ cat /sys/block/sda/queue/scheduler
noop deadline cfq [bfq]
I've been very pleased with the responsiveness of BFQ when multitasking.
And actually, I shouldn't say I never get lock-ups. There's been a couple times where the DE just freezes, and I'll have to hit Ctrl+Alt+F2 to switch to another tty and restart the display manager. But I attribute that to running bleeding-edge version of things and enabling experimental features, so that's fair.
Lastly, my MacBook Pro (2010 6,2) would also experience random freezes on Ubuntu (would have to power off/on) and upgrading the kernel from the Ubuntu default to latest mainline solved that problem completely.