Aachen

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by Aachen 2mo ago
I'm writing this from a Samsung. Their store software hasn't ever gotten in the way and I like most of the UI changes they made besides the extra apps that you can mostly hide or remove (in my case especially because root, but ala
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Except that it's all Android? I'm not selecting which phone I buy on whether the stock OS comes with lockscreen shortcuts. At best, a software requirement someone might use as a deciding factor is OS support and bootloader unlock.
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Apparently I live in 2005 then? I do 2FA with the same chip+pin method that I use to pay in the store. Works in any browser
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Google is also listening though. They are slowly introducing similar restrictions after seeing what absurdity Apple gets away with as "compliance" of needing to also allow anyone to offer software for iOS. Our mistake is thinking
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by Aachen 2mo ago
I see a blank page with the tab title "S L I T S C A N S P A ...". Scrolling does nothing. What's supposed to be there?
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Business liability insurance is standard practice for those operating a foundation (the post calls it nonprofit but afaik that's not the same thing unless they intend to apply for ANBI status, after which you can donate tax-deductably,
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by Aachen 2mo ago
A stichting isn't nonprofit without ANBI status. They can do whatever they want with the money afaik (technically: anything in accordance with the bylaws, but they wrote the bylaws)
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Yes, see sibling comment posted slightly ahead of yours (dead/invisible at first, to be fair)
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by Aachen 2mo ago
The device's primary use would be using excess solar power from during the day, or excess wind on rare occasions. This would just be a nice benefit and I just meant that it doesn't have to keep up with the whole house during an ou
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Ah, right I was picturing an oversized car battery that you can lug around. Extension cord then? Not sure but this seems surmountable without having to rewire the house and get a permit or licensed unit for feeding the grid
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Yes, thanks, indeed I'd start doing this *after* 4h if I have such a battery since fridge, freezer, and laptop are all in different places and they'll run for 90 minutes to cool or charge and it's probably not bad to get arou
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Not necessarily the point. If it provides a normal wall outlet I'm happy to plug essentials around for the one time per 1-2 decades this happens for longer than 4 hours and the fridge/freezer/laptop needs a boost
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Yeah I saw the humor of that :) Just curious about the thing they're trying to even sell, it doesn't sound like something they can offer even if they had a good SLA
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Huh, they usually do? I'm not a full-time developer though so I'm surely biased towards doing the obvious quick fixes or already-discussed things, but discussing how to solve a problem before throwing something at the wall seems l
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Maybe Gary means those red pipes? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amsterdam_Lelylaan_station#/me... Not my taste exactly and besides that I can't see anything prettier than a dirty metro station in an image sea
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Still covers all of Friesland and surroundings for me after collapsing
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by Aachen 2mo ago
So I hear you say the muscles make their own heat and 18 is plenty warm to not need any clothing beyond what you'd wear for decency (which I'd agree with btw, the times I've speedwalked 20 minutes to a train at 20C and arrive
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Sure but you could start by setting it to e.g. 22C instead of 18, maybe that works for the muscle people as well as being low enough that it can keep up later in the day I don't see 25c mentioned anywhere btw, the 18 I'm referenci
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by Aachen 2mo ago
'expecting it to happen' != 'not being surprised by it'. Indeed, I'd also expect that the person is bluffing about that ability, but it also wouldn't surprise me if they did manage
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by Aachen 2mo ago
The options aren't ≥37° xor =18°. Setpoints are ubiquitous and timers very common, too. They nearly got somewhere when talking about cooling different rooms by different amounts! I don't do sports but assuming the muscle heat requ
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by Aachen 2mo ago
That looks... swingy! Took a second to get used to it but I think I like the refreshing take for a monospace font :) https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Iosevka+Charon+Mono
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by Aachen 2mo ago
First mention in chats for me was September 2016. Not sure how that topic came up but LLMs aren't the only way to get there. It's also a rather obvious principle to come up with, at least I'm pretty sure I was doing it withou
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by Aachen 2mo ago
(2024) according to https://www.mayerowitz.io/blog and https://github.com/SuperMayo/mayerowitz.io/tree/main/src/rou...
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Huh, I'm positive this was one of the first I considered (or perhaps it was a different dyslexia font) but I can't find the reason why I would have preferred PT Sans over this. Each has some pros and cons: PT Sans has same-width d
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by Aachen 2mo ago
What are the 4/5ths that you don't like, and which one(s) would you recommend instead? (I'm mostly interested/focussed on the sans variant but also happy to hear about serif and mono)
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by Aachen 2mo ago
I didn't know fonts can have options. Another learning curve on how to enable that in Latex/Html/Libreoffice/anywhere else I use fonts ^^'. But still helpful to know about! ss02 disambiguation seems to be the one I&
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Misread the title and got excited about a Pareto font, that is, the best possible font (presumably: distinct l/I, O/0, scores within error margins of the top readability and reading speed scores, widely available, etc.) Maybe in v
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by Aachen 2mo ago
To save anyone else looking for it: the post doesn't mention multilingualism but Huggingface ( https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Shieldstral-1.0-3B ) has a menu at the top where it specifies that it should understand
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by Aachen 2mo ago
Two German sentences are good. It picks a regional variant and sticks with it Putting a whole sentence in the search field makes it just echo the input back to you. If you then ask it to pronounce that, it does it in English but with a stro
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by Aachen 2mo ago
I thought it would be some sort of scheduler (spaced repetition) based on the title, but putting in a word I just learned in German (hinfaellig), it shows what looks like a Wiktionary page. Except of course it took idk how much energy to ge

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