I'm a tech and for the past few years people have been having trouble dragging files with the Mac laptop trackpad. I recently got a MBA and I cannot believe Apple has not fixed this major issue yet. It's been more than 5 years. Is there a fix?
lexpython
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I'm a tech and I fix computers among many other things, but always get PCs because they're a third the cost for similar specs, and I can upgrade them. My Dell has 32Gb RAM and a 2Tb M.2 in it, but at 3 years old is starting to fuck up playing music through an attached mixer when I do my weekly 3-hour-radio show.
So I bought a Mac to make it easier for me to work on Macs, get very familiar with them, and do the show. And I'm really impressed. From boot time, to wake time, to general usage, the keyboard, the speakers, the OLED screen, all top-notch super quality.
My last Mac laptop was a MBP from 2011 and I got it in 2014 or so, upgraded it as much as needed and used it until a few yea
My (54m) living room/workshop. Just moved in, it's still a mess. Nice view, though!
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Last night in my dream my phone was not taking photos and there was something I was desperately trying to capture. Finally, pissed off, I threw it on the ground into a puddle. It sparked and then wouldn't turn on again.
This morning, my phone is behaving strangely, switching between apps for no reason and the keyboard isn't working right. Freakin weird.
I picked up this beautiful Riviera a couple of months ago, and I love it so much. I got both sets of wheels and a bunch of parts, and the factory service manual, too. What an amazing car. I've put about 1000 miles on it and it's my favorite car ever.
reddit.com/gallery/ngma1oSold my last classic ('74 Galaxie Police Interceptor) in 1997; finally got another one! 1992 Buick Riviera, the last of the old boats. Does anyone have any stories or secrets or advice to share?
imgur.com/a/LbxhIBzMy friend's van has been impounded by the police in Colorado for a couple of months, with all of his flooring tools in it. He hasn't been able to work at his usual job as a contractor and has been scrambling to make ends meet for his family. The police say it's "under investigation" in a hit-and-run that he was definitely not involved in. They won't let him access his $20K+ worth of tools, so he can't work. Is this legal? Can he sue? What can he do? He's not on Reddit so response time for questions will be a little slow, as I will need to text him, and I am working today as well.

I have a 1952-stamped Model 1934, I've had it for 32 years this year. The aftermarket magazines are junk but I finally found a factory mag. Every ammo I've ever shot jams at least once/magazine. Is there an ammo that works well with this pistol without jamming? It's a great pistol as long as I'm shooting the side of a barn and have a lot of time to fuck with it.



