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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7tWHJfhiyo

For most people it’s unfortunately just " is it like Twitter" - both in terms of accessibility and algorithmic content suggestion.

Or just used an auto-upscaler.

I guess it is nowadays compared to PWAs.

Dragging them on Mission Control hasn’t worked for my apps. I’ve had to exit fullscreen, move screens, then reengage fullscreen.

The double-click to maximize often doesn’t work. Many windows either do nothing, or resize only to a specific size, or maximize only vertically. Totally not infuriating.

Rectangle is the tool I use to make windows behave.

M4 Mac user here happy to shed some light onto this. It’s actually very intuitive:

“Full screen” on Mac means the current App window becomes a new temporary virtual desktop, which is placed after your normal virtual desktops. It also turns off the status bar / app menu, although you don’t get that screen space back because of the camera notch, it’s just blacked out.

Note that how many virtual desktops you have and which one is selected is specific to each display. So if you like multitasking, it really helps if you’re good at remembering all of them in the correct order including any fullscreen apps and the display they were on. And I hope you don’t mind performing the same swiping gesture multiple times to get back to your fullscreen app. Also you can’t move it between displays.

You might just want to maximize your app window instead. Though you may need third-party software to do that.

Noo we just demand this specific instance of deregulation because… uh, it theoretically might help small businesses!

Also why would you even care about anything other than short-term GDP increase. Are you some kind of communist?!?

It’s likely not your average car owner, more like your average shady used car salesman.

That’s not what people demand, it’s a side effect of users demanding software be open source and developers saying that’s not economically viable.

Industry is irrelevant for tourism. No, Germany absolutely has beautiful towns and landscapes, although it’s not like the countries you mentioned where almost every place in a popular region meets that definition. That’s where travel blogs and guides come in handy to find the places worth visiting.

While this is something LLMs are decent at, I feel this is only of value if your notes are unstructured, and it presents infosec concerns.

More AI will fix it /s

Jugendherbergen (Youth Hostels) are everywhere in Germany, making travel affordable even in expensive cities especially if you’re under 28 and/or don’t mind sharing a room.

The same might apply in other countries, I wouldn’t know. Except in France where I know it’s not the case because they are sadly underfunded.

Let’s use the Smelloscope!

We should call whoever sends these PMs The Fediverse Dick.

This isn’t about recommending an instance but a community.

Yeah but I won’t because I like dopamine.

With this paint job, in this environment? Maybe. Though IRL you would probably see it much clearer due to the lack of parallax effect on a 2D projection.

But if we’re talking e.g. about a dark-ish barrier at knee height, your brain does a much better job to quickly recognize it as obstacle. Whereas cameras without depth perception would fail completely.

You haven’t seen what Teslas are in the news for lately?

It’s not that crazy someone would put up a fake wall on some backroad to catch out inattentive Tesla drivers. Doesn’t even need to be nearly as big and elaborate as this one. Any painted object would accomplish the same.

But the point of the video is that optical cameras are easily deceived, and Elon is lying to his customers that LiDAR is overrated and not necessary.

Oh I agree. I’m just not there because twitter was never my thing. Keep up the fediverse propaganda, comrade.