When I tried making an organization fine-grained token, there's no SSH keys permission, and the gh CLI needs that to do gh auth login
How can I get a bigger clearer picture of where I'm cropping to?
I dragged a Gaussian Blur onto the video, clicked the little circle that enabled the blur's shape mask, but how do I control the shape mask? Looks like I can't change its shape or its feathering
I need to change the size of a shape mask quite precisely by eye
How can I zoom in before doing that?
So, it's a grid of dates of course like a normal calendar, but it's for historical events, so an intuitive layout is that scrolling upwards should go backwards and backwards in time.
What would be some smart ways to implement this?
They cap the internet speed at 30 Kbps.
I have spoken with their customer service for hours over the week I've had so far of the unlimited plan I bought.
Their customer service always assure me:
> Due to our Fair Use Policy, customers enjoy fast internet for the first 2 GB of every day, then speeds of up to 1 Mbps for the rest of the day.
That "1 Mbps" for the rest of the day... is never reached. In fact, it is extremely rare to get speeds higher than 0.1 Mbps. It is so rare, that the internet is unusable, basically all of the time.
Their customer service makes excuses:
> 1 Mbps is not guaranteed, as your actual connection speed may also depend on network coverage and signal quality in your current location. If you are in an area with weaker network coverage, your speeds may be lower than 1 Mbps.
So according to them, "if you are in an area with weaker network coverage, your speeds may be lower than 1 Mbps".
I am definitely not.
The Nomad eSIM I bought uses the China Unicom network. The Nomad eSIM has signal strength -80 dBm. That's pretty good. It gets 30 Kbps. That's pretty bad. If I put a China Unicom SIM into the same phone, it also has signal strength -80 dBm (same access point, so duh, but double-checked to confirm), and it gets internet speeds of... 250-350 Mbps. Nomad eSIM are lying through their teeth.
I feel extremely dissatisfied with Nomad eSIM, because I cannot even load webpages much of the time thanks to their poor internet service.
Their customer service are fast at replying. That's a good thing. In the first few hours of having this problem, I tried hours of troubleshooting steps with them. But since then, and after it became obvious the problem is on their end, not my phone, they have started regurgitating copypaste customer service answers and T&C stuff that will never help to solve this problem.
I think Nomad intentionally limits Nomad-like users to less than 0.1 Mbps. Maybe Nomad would be okay for users who use less than 2 GB per day.
I would like a 24/7 (so the app must run all the time in the background even when the phone is sleeping) log of internet speed and SIM signal strength.
A good implementation would track internet usage rather than hit a speed testing endpoint, so that I can actually still keep using the internet at the same time without competing for bandwidth with the speedtesting endpoint.
I would like to be able to export the log as a CSV file.
Does anyone know of any apps that can do this?
I would like a 24/7 (so the app must run all the time in the background even when the phone is sleeping) log of internet speed and SIM signal strength.
A good implementation would track internet usage rather than hit a speed testing endpoint, so that I can actually still keep using the internet at the same time without competing for bandwidth with the speedtesting endpoint.
I would like to be able to export the log as a CSV file.
Does anyone know of any apps that can do this?
I'm at the Yucheng Village bus stop for example and the google map timings are not correct for a single schedule, off by more than 20 minutes
How can I find an outdoor swimming pool in Taipei?
I hate the stuff. I want all parts of my screen to always be as bright as I set it to be.
What should I be doing instead?
According to historical linguistics, r/AskLinguistics, why are adpositions generally almost always lexically idiosyncratic? I am especially interested in the English prepositions "of", "at", "in", "from", "for", etc.
How does it end up being the case that some contexts only accept some adpositions, and why do the context-adposition pairings seem arbitrary?
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Native speakers use a lot of filler words. Has any research proven one way or the other whether second language learners or native speakers use more filler words?
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If we had to...