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I have an aftermarket Pioneer head unit with wireless CarPlay


I would agree that it supports your point. Proves it? no.


search that actually works.

It baffles me that I can't search someone by firstname lastname and have our messages thread come up 100% reliably.

Sure it works some of the time, but not for older threads.

Im ok with waiting 10 seconds as long as it returns the results I know are there. I am forced to go to Contacts and find the person, then click the new message button linking into messages.

Contacts app has a similar issue. I have < 1000 contacts, yet I can't search reliably for a contact I know is there by first / last name. I have to scroll through the list of all my contacts to get to it.

Maybe this is a bug, but its been an issue for me for years.


Games built on Unreal 4 in the last couple of years look way better than that 2012 UE4 demo. The first few years of games on UE5 might not look like the UE5 demo today, but in a few years they will catch up.


A lot of farmers live many miles away from the properties they farm in. Modern farming is very different in America than it was 100+ years ago.


The article is about Canada not America.


This is such a cynical viewpoint. I could frame most corporate software this way.


Really? My Mac doesn't show ads in the dock for Candy Crush and Minecraft and Netflix and whatever else, and I dont have to spend hours cleaning trash off a new Mac install.

MS is branding themselves as "low end" junk by doing that kind of thing.


Exactly. When people are motivated to work together, even poor communication tools are adequate. But these are excellent communication tools.


The color design of their iOS application is also terrible.

So many elements in the navigation UX are a similar color.

The worst is the Current route (light blue) and alternate routes (grey). Both of these colors are fairly similar and have very little contrast compared to the background. I have a hard time picking out the difference between a road (grey) and an alternate route (grey, slightly thicker line).

At night, when it switches to a dark color scheme, everything is a shade of dark blueish grey, with very little contrast.


The colors drive me crazy when looking at forest service roads in the mountains. National Forest land is some shade of green, and the tiny roads are light gray and there is virtually no contrast between the two. So if I want to be able to see the roads, I have to zoom in a lot, and then I can only see a radius of half a mile, so I have to scroll the map constantly to see where a road goes. Absolutely maddening. Presumably some designer is really pleased with how elegant and subtle these colors look, but without contrast it's useless.


It's not just tiny roads that are swallowed by green with the latest updates. I couldn't find my favorite state highway while trying to show it to a friend recently until I zoomed in so far as to lose all context of its route and surroundings.


That low contrast stuff is what bugs me. I often go out into rural areas. Try making out where the (white) minor roads are against the (almost white) background. Now, try that in bright sunlight!

A good mapping app would have different modes for this. Garmin GPS's are much more readable, which is one reason I recently bought one, even though GM in theory is better. GM is better at routing, but it is really hard to see the detail, which is dangerous if you are driving.


Try Waze [1]. Even though they are owned by Google, I find their maps much more readable for driving.

1. https://www.waze.com/en-GB/


This is referring to 100 external software developers that use Facebook's APIs, not Facebook engineers as I initially assumed reading the title.

Source: https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2019/11/05/changes...


To clarify further, the exact phrasing used was "roughly 100 partners", as in roughly 100 external legal entities. Each legal entity could have any number of software developers.


Ok, we've put partners in the title above.


I use the facebook API but don't consider myself a facebook partner. I'm fine with "API user"


But other partners may have hundreds of users.


They 're all using my key, i get the data and i m responsible for it, not the FB user.


Ok, we've turned the partners into API users.


IRV picking up steam might also have negative effects towards people's general opinion of alternative voting systems once they see all the strange outcomes it can have.

But I think that the positives attention around it brings outweigh the negatives. The first (recent) overhaul to a voting system is more difficult than subsequent changes.


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