One of the worst features of Apple OS 26 is that I think it has made copy/pasting contact information *even* harder
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One of the worst features of Apple OS 26 is that I think it has made copy/pasting contact information *even* harder.
I don't remember exactly what set of steps used to be required here, but on Tahoe (and with a similar series of taps for iOS/iPadOS 26) it looks like this: 🧵
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One of the worst features of Apple OS 26 is that I think it has made copy/pasting contact information *even* harder.
I don't remember exactly what set of steps used to be required here, but on Tahoe (and with a similar series of taps for iOS/iPadOS 26) it looks like this: 🧵
1. Don't right-click on the phone number in the conversation list; this does nothing.
2. Click on the phone number in the conversation list to open the conversation.
3. Don't right-click on the phone number under the blank profile pic; this does nothing.
4. Click on the number below the blank profile pic. It will open an info panel.🧵
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1. Don't right-click on the phone number in the conversation list; this does nothing.
2. Click on the phone number in the conversation list to open the conversation.
3. Don't right-click on the phone number under the blank profile pic; this does nothing.
4. Click on the number below the blank profile pic. It will open an info panel.🧵
5. Don't click on the "phone [recent]" number in the info panel; that will make a phone call. Don't right-click it either; that will do nothing.
4. Click "Create New Contact".
6. Select the phone number and copy it.
7. Click the "X" in the top left to avoid actually creating a contact.
8. Click "Discard Changes" even though you have made no changes.It is actually easier to just take a screenshot at the first step, paste it into Preview, and copy the OCR'd number out.
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5. Don't click on the "phone [recent]" number in the info panel; that will make a phone call. Don't right-click it either; that will do nothing.
4. Click "Create New Contact".
6. Select the phone number and copy it.
7. Click the "X" in the top left to avoid actually creating a contact.
8. Click "Discard Changes" even though you have made no changes.It is actually easier to just take a screenshot at the first step, paste it into Preview, and copy the OCR'd number out.
@glyph I thought you were describing Google Voice, which has similarly idiotic behavior.
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@ilarioq 🤣
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@evan I think the original is required reading.
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@informapirata senza ricevuta?
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Esaminare tutti i nostri messaggi privati è una pessima idea. Il webinar del PPEU
Limitare le capacità dei nostri governi è uno dei metodi per applicare la legge, quindi è necessario sviluppare un sistema legislativo che vieti ai nostri governi di utilizzare questa tecnologia.
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Hey yop, merci pour le concert de ce soir aux personnes présentes --un peu plus que je pensais. Par contre y'a toujours ce gap de "non non on se met pas tout devant" promis je mords pas >:D
Allez au dodo !
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Interferenze costuttive: presentiamo “Sopravvivere al mainstream”
@anarchia
Presentiamo con un redattore della radio la Tavola rotonda “Sopravvivere al mainstream: dibattito sui media“ , domenica 5 ottobre, ore 11:00. Ecco il primo festival di radiondarossa: 3 – 4 – 5 ottobre, https://www.rivoluzioneanarchica.it/interferenze-costuttive-presentiamo-sopravvivere-al-mainstream/
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L'attuale guerra alla scienza e chi c'è dietro (spoiler: i Repubblicani USA). Uno sviluppatore di vaccini e uno scienziato scrivono un libro sull'antiscienza
Attualmente è impossibile per i leader globali intraprendere le azioni urgenti necessarie per rispondere alla crisi climatica e alle minacce pandemiche, perché sono ostacolati da un nemico comune: l'antiscienza , che si oppone politicamente e ideologicamente a qualsiasi scienza che minacci potenti interessi particolari e i loro programmi politici. Se non troviamo un modo per superare l'antiscienza, l'umanità dovrà affrontare la sua minaccia più grave: il collasso della civiltà così come la conosciamo.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2025/09/who-should-we-blame-for-the-current-war-on-science/
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@glyph I thought you were describing Google Voice, which has similarly idiotic behavior.
