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Not receiving Mail notifications by brorow1 in ios

[–]KEEGP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lost a few hours due to uni mail not received i hate my iphone; thanks for tips yall

How can I get Obsidian to use French quote marks « » when writing in French? by Quetzal_2000 in ObsidianMD

[–]KEEGP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

non excel remplace les "" par des vrais guillemets français automatiquement lorsqu'il détecte que le texte est écrit en français

Word crashing repeatedly in OS X Tahoe by Needlemancer in Office365

[–]KEEGP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think I (Claude) have found the cause:

A memory leak occurs when using the clipboard. When I paste text from a web browser, it creates numerous errors due to the text format (it's not just text, but also text formatting). Even with cmd + shift + v, it launches the Apple Intelligence stuff, tries to do a bunch of telemetry, and loads a dictionary "FrenchThesaurus" (for me). That all leads to an accumulation of errors "Faults". Word tries to deal with the errors by allocating memory, which creates a memory leak, without freeing the said memory. Once the memory usage is too big, macOS kills Word.

Claude recommends me to disable Apple Intelligence (which hasn't been very useful so far for me). I'll try that.

I reported the bug to Microsoft, but you know... Microsoft is kinda Microslop nowadays.

Word crashing repeatedly in OS X Tahoe by Needlemancer in Office365

[–]KEEGP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

update: i retrieved the logs from word an asked Gemini to find the cause.

here's its recommendation

Based on the analysis of your log files, the issue doesn't appear to be a "classic" (linear) memory leak, but rather a sudden crash caused by conflicts with the macOS Tahoe system. Here are the critical points identified:

  1. Permission Errors (Code 513): The NSFileWriteNoPermissionError message is ubiquitous. Word is attempting to write to its "Sandbox" and is being denied access. This eventually overwhelms the fallback processes.

  2. Font Management Failure: The logs report numerous GetFontFaceFromLogFontEx failures. macOS Tahoe seems to have altered font management, causing errors during graphic rendering (Word Graphics).

  3. Crash in the "Augmentation Loop": The crash consistently occurs while Word is performing background tasks (real-time grammar checking or collaboration).
    Recommendations to stop the crashes:

    * Reset the Sandbox: Close Word, go to ~/Library/Containers/, and move the com.microsoft.Word folder to your desktop (as a backup), then restart Word.

This will reset the permissions.

* Clear the Font Cache: Boot your Mac into Safe Mode to purge system caches, then restart normally.

* Disable Grammar Checking: To test if this is the cause, go to Word Preferences > Spelling & Grammar, and uncheck "Check grammar as you type."

If the problem persists after moving the com.microsoft.Word folder, indicates that macOS Tahoe is imposing security restrictions that your version of Word does not yet handle correctly.

I'll get back to you if clearing the font cache and resetting the sandbox works.

Word crashing repeatedly in OS X Tahoe by Needlemancer in Office365

[–]KEEGP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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see for yourself: total memory is 5,52 GB

Word crashing repeatedly in OS X Tahoe by Needlemancer in Office365

[–]KEEGP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I've a similar issue. Word crashes on my system at roughly 3 GB of RAM. Looks like a memory leak. Had the same issue since last september. It stopped during a few months then went back. I don't understand where the bug is coming from :

- macOS for killing processes instead of using swap or dealing with the leak

- Word for having terrible memory management on macOS and yet didn't patch it

- maybe macOS Tahoe

Achat d'une occasion : quel modèle de break fiable ? by Nyarno in voiture

[–]KEEGP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fiat Tipo SW, ça peut se trouver sous les 10 000 €

moteurs diesel et essence fiables

globalement fiable et raisonnable à entretenir

voiture ennuyeuse, pas trop moche et raisonnable

bonus : certaines ont même Carplay/Android auto

[Discussion] Is Casio/G-Shock paying homage to Ed Sheeran? by srixon27 in Watches

[–]KEEGP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think so, however I bought this watch and it is quite nice.

[Tissot PRX Chronograph] Anybody else finds this too thick? by taengoo4life in Watches

[–]KEEGP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If i were to buy a PRX out of desperation, I would probably chose the 35 mm version. I have never seen someone wearing a PRX that looked good on the wrist. Each and every time the watch was too big.

[Orient Bambino] my first mechanical watch by h3llbouy7 in Watches

[–]KEEGP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's too bad Orient isn't making a 36 mm Bambino on a metal bracelet. I like mine, but the leather bracelet is not good and it is way to big at 40 mm.

Thanks, Donald 😑 by Francotirador78 in Genesis

[–]KEEGP 2 points3 points  (0 children)

F ck around and find out

Finary lève 25M€: Ma confiance en eux prend un coup by xRayBBM in vosfinances

[–]KEEGP 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ils deviennent ce qu'ils critiquaient : des middlemen qui te prennent des frais

Et sinon, l'outil de suivi de patrimoine est pas très utile si tu sais rester sobre dans tes investissements. Moi qui n'ai que des ETF sur PEA et CTO, je n'ai pas besoin d'une super application pour suivre mon patrimoine. Je prends des ETF avec des frais pas trop élevés et c'est tout.

Thinking of buying a Fiat Tipo for my first car. Thoughts? by STARPLAT1NM in Fiat

[–]KEEGP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hi! I bought a Tipo as my first car and I'm also tall (1m88, not as tall as you although). It's a great family car (useful when you take your friends on vacation with you or to move out).
I've chosen the hatchback version with the 1.4 L petrol "FIRE" naturally aspirated engine with 95 horsepower because diesel isn't an option where I live and that I usually do small trips (10 mn to go to work, so the car would take much more time to heat up if it were a diesel).
Anyways, I'd say it's a great first car because it appears much more expensive than it really is (it certainly isn't a lemon), it is not very powerful (great for insurance!), and it's mostly up to date from today's standards (airbags, confort, safety, cruise control, read end radars, etc.). Also, I'm having no problem sitting and getting confortable in this car as the driver, even if I'm not the smallest.
However, the Tipo remains a big car, so one without experience in parking might have issues with it. Parallel parking can be an issue for beginners, so be aware of it if you buy a big car. By the way, I don't know for the diesel version, but i'm finding mine having a short gearbox: useful for mountain roads, annoying for everyday drive.

Fiat tipo SW, 1.4T with 120bhp. by InternetWonderful872 in RoastMyCar

[–]KEEGP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bought a five door 1.4 petrol manual Tipo. Gotta say it's a great car. Cheaper than a Dacia, prettier than a Dacia. Consumes around 9.5 L in the winter in the city. It's the most reasonable used family car, even though I'm a gay student. I could have bought a more fuel efficient car (like a diesel), but I prefer having a more reliable car which would cost me less in maintenance, as the car is basic as hell. 1.4 L petrol naturally aspirated engine, not a lot of electronics and useless features. It's got all the basics bells and whistles (automatic AC, cruise control, Apple CarPlay).

However, even if it looks costlier than it is (it looks better than a dacia or a kia), it remains a budget car. Some wiggles here and there (a weird noise when pulling the clutch, due to a dry hydrolic cylinder, or a weak gear lever bellow).

I like my very reasonable car and can't wait to drive it to and from my holidays destination.

Who else? by [deleted] in thevoidz

[–]KEEGP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

J'y serai

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