- the branch manager essentially lied to us re. Having met the Lexis Nexis founder, and what’s actually worse refused to do anything about the issue.
Yeah “Enterprise cares”…
@RyanSvenJohnson@enterprisecares I've got to say I am NOT impressed by your customer service. Your Earlsfield branch can't add my wife as second driver (Lexis Nexis check fail?) and ignoring agreed LN/Enterprise process for resolving. Not the first time either.
After talking to customer care, still no progress. by the way:
- in the event of a failed check, Lexis Nexis have confirmed to us that THERE IS A PROCESS that Enterprise Branch managers can follow/use to correct the error. We’ve called Lexis Nexis several times to confirm this.
@FR_Consulaire pas gagne le vote par Internet... complètement inaccessible, ou alors le code arrive bien trop tard... ca tourne sur un serveur dans les caves du quai d'Orsay ou quoi?!
@TheOverspill the other interesting thing about passwords: many (most?) actually prevent you from creating long random passwords (e.g. Diceware approach)!!
Now, perhaps Passkeys will finally solve the issue (although the experience isn't great/consistent)
@Jose_Cong Same in China/Asia. There's a generational thing about it as well: odd how in my company "younger" people use it. I don't mind it...much, except for this: It assumes the recipient has time to listen to you. Your time > mine?! Reading easier to gauge "urgency".
@mattcassinelli issues with some links?
- Play new music I haven’t listened to: D/L link not working
- Music section: broken links from this page: yoursite/shortcuts-library-apple-music/
some links= /apple%20music instead of /music ?
@almaraabgarian The gentleman is an editor and actually mates with Irish. They are mortal enemies and will end up fisty -cuffs outside the restaurant where you are meeting Denny the Dentist
@agraham999 Something I haven’t read about: collaboration… with people in the room (and away) who also have a vision pro. Given the deepfake of your face it creates, it would be “trivial” (for apple) to let you see those in the room, with an AVP on, as though they didn’t!!
"American Girl in Italy" (1951) is one of the most iconic photos of all time.
It tells a powerful story and raises big questions: is it a staged scene? were these men harassing the girl?
I'm going to tell you the true story behind this photo 🧵👇