Hamuko

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by Hamuko 8mo ago
> They know you can ship a new update easier and faster than before - and you actually can. How's that going for Microsoft? https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows-11/2025-has...
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
The bus factor is gonna be pretty high if your enterprise relies on an internal tool that some guy at your company vibe coded at some point.
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
Is there actually any proof of this or is it Tether-tier magic money?
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
I definitely used it from Finland last year. It was blocked some time in th past since the owner was mad at Finnish authorities, but at some point that was revoked. Even the post you linked acknowledges this: > he blocked the entire site
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Someone has suggested that CAPTCHA is broken for everyone in Finland.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
I’d give it a high probability, especially when the CAPTCHA loop is the bit of the site that causes the DDoS and the fact that the admin seems to consider all Finns nazis.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Apparently SpaceX is the ultimate vehicle for buying Elon's shit that no one else wants. They're also buying thousands of Cybertrucks. https://futurism.com/advanced-transport/spacex-buying-unfath...
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
It's not AGPL 3.0. The binaries are MIT, the codebase (from where the MIT binaries are built from) is AGPL 3.0, except for the bits of the codebase that are Apache 2.0, and there's some kind of a promise about not enforcing a part
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
If the binaries are licensed under MIT, can I decompile the binaries, clean up the source code and have a clean version of Mattermost for distribution?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Can't wait for every hospital to create their own patient record system, every accounting office to create their own accounting software, every car service to create their own timebooking solution, etc.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
A lot of Apple's software is written in Swift now. It's probably not in their interest to abandon the language.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Boxee tried to do both the box (which was literally called "Box") and the social media, and now it's dead.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
It's a lot faster.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
I stream all of my own content with an Apple TV and Plex just fine. I don't know what problems you've had there. It even handles exotic stuff like Hi10P h.264.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
The Apple TV's pretty good. I imagine I'd have a hard time switching to a Shield TV unless it gets a CPU bump, whereas Apple still keeps making newer models with modern-ish phone SoCs.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
I mean… If you have a mental model of LLM agents as intelligent entities, why are you granting them credentials? How many intelligent entities have you shared your Coinbase login with?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
I installed it on my iPhone but didn't allow Bluetooth access or location access. I imagine it can't really do much with how iOS is. I also don't take my work phone with me if I go outside, so Wi-Fi tracking would be fairly u
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
The new Roadster is such vaporware that no one is even bothering to bring it up.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
The maximum in EU cannot be two years if any EU member state allows more than two years.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Again, not just a possibility, but lived reality. The maximum inspection interval here is four years.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
It doesn't mean that the cars break down more often, but it does mean that the average Tesla Model Y on the road is in much worse shape than another car of similar age.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
> The maximum inspection period allowed by the EU for most personal cars is 2 years Your source clearly says that the first inspection needs to be at least four years after registration, so if you now buy a Tesla Model 3, you won't
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Typically Teslas have failed for suspension issues in Finnish inspections. Most common failure category for Model 3 was "rear axle" and "front axle" for Model S. https://yle.fi/a/74-20184982
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Seems a bit disproportionate. I'd say that's more of a "repeat offender" type of solution.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
The US economy is mostly AI at this point.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
I might just make dummy commits ("asdadasdassadas") in the prototyping phase and then just squash everything to an "Initial commit" afterwards.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Hopefully they have something better prepared because "we can't be held liable for the black box we made" doesn't sound like a recipe for success. In Canada, they've already ruled that a website operator is liable f
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
I like that it's the same shape. My backbag has an AirTag pocket, so I can just swap out a first-gen AirTag for a second-gen if I need to. I think there are also several third-party wallet trackers that integrate with the Find My netwo
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
How else can they make you buy a keychain holder that costs more than the AirTag itself?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
This is 100% within my expectations of how long it would take.

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