Like flipping a shark over and making it stupor.

What did I miss?

Thanks I’ll have a fiddle when I get back to work.

I hate the multi desktop stuff.

Drag a window to top of screen and it doesn’t snap full screen fast enough or consistantly.

Doesn’t like to display 1 window across 2 screens.

Sometimes a window will shoot off to the side past the visible desktop for god knows what reason.

You can’t nativly set up the mouse scroll to work in reverse direction to the touch pad.

I’m still not sure how to uninstall things.

When my headphone cable is plugged in and I turn on the Mac it insists to make the boot sound though the speakers as an advertizment to the world that there is a Mac around.

If I click x on a browser or app, it doesnt actually shut the program, it just minimizes it.

I can’t easily see the size of hard drives/folders and how much space is left available.

Files are just scattered willy nilly in a folder instead of snapped to a grid unless I set that folders defaults…per folder?! Instead of across the whole OS

They are my personal top of mind gripes.

If they are coming over in announced thats against ’ quiet comfort’ theyre not allowed to do that already. Closing the window is cherry on the cake

In Australia that issue would fall under ‘quiet comfort’. I don’t think they’d be allowed to do that.

AI probably told them it was the easiest way

He’s tracking fedi too. Guess that’s a +1 from me on that stat.

When I was looking for laptops regular laptops came out cheaper. I couldn’t justify the cost of a framework at the time.

Read the book storyworthy by Matthew dicks. Set up a framework for a 3 act structure or heroes journey. Fill in the framework to find your story everything else is gravy. I do this professionally. The steps are simple. But the inward searching of your soul, that’s the hard part.

Be honored its worth stealing. And be happy you didnt have to put up the cash to test the market. Also, your first movie won’t be your best work. There is another in you. When you write the 2nd one use the lawsuit to pay for its creation and it will market itself with the drama.

Yeah it’s outdated. But should the worldwide license cost the same as the licence just for lithuania? What if you were a small upstart just trying to do something online for your local community? Or a school hosting licenced media for study purposes.

While you are right there are theoretically no borders on the internet. They can be built, Netflix US or Netflix AUS for instance are geo blocking so they can pay smaller licences. And that is their right just as much as it is for a school which is fenced with a .edu login. At least in copyright laws current iteration. Who should be responsible for an outside actor getting access?

Fun to think about.

Na coz you own the media outright. But streaming a show from a country on Netflix that you are not in, is against the licences terms. I don’t think you would be liable. Its more a Netflix problem providing media to someone who theyre not licenced to share it with.

Edit: I’m thinking offline physical copys not online serviced games.

Licences for media are country specific. So vpns allow you to circumvent that. I don’t beleive it’s piracy. But it’s…something.

When a workflow is bottlenecked I write it down in a list of things to solve in the future and continue with the rest of the work. And one regular schedule I make appointments with myself to solve bottlenecks and streamline things. Its really powerful. Instead of getting distracted during the day. Stay in flow, sort it later.

I use logseq for my notes.

But don’t be drinking distilled water or it will pull all the minerals out of your body. Like iron etc.

Ads are actually pretty incredible. If no one knows your brand, all it takes is money to tell em. It’s like a short cut compared to having a good product and word of mouth.

Its essentially like a cold call, but you know the audience is at least generally interested in your topic because of targeting. All that data that is being taken and sold from you, is being sold to avertizers.

Pay Google for getting on search on Google and youtube.

Pay meta to get ads on Insta and Facebook.

If you spend $500 to sell a $3000 product, it’s a no brainer. Ita basically printing money when it works. So yeah, companies are paying when the results match. But also when they are testing the waters to see if its worth it to them.

I appreciate that context thanks!

Isnt that the whole point of AI?

Imagine if they just pulled out of the market like crucial ram.