Jeremy1026

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by Jeremy1026 4mo ago
Yes, which would allude to sentences 2 and 3 in my original comment.
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by Jeremy1026 4mo ago
It's obviously hard to say how accurate these numbers[1] are, but it looks like Twitter has doubled their workforce from its lowest following their mass layoffs. It might be stable again now because they hired the workforce required to
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by Jeremy1026 4mo ago
You must have forgotten about how bad Twitter was after the takeover/purge. December 2022 - https://mashable.com/article/twitter-down-elon-says-works-fi... February 2023 - https://www.businessinsider.co
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by Jeremy1026 4mo ago
I think Elon pretended to notice it. Instead of taking his time and doing it right, he was performative in his own actions causing unnecessary problems. In doing so got rid of the important pieces as well as the bloat.
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by Jeremy1026 4mo ago
That is likely what it will be. The iPhone Air was probably just a test to see if all the super-thin components could work. Now they'll throw a hinge in the middle and a screen on the back. It'll end up being 2 or 3mm thicker, bec
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by Jeremy1026 4mo ago
I host a couple of services on a box in my network. I built a tunnel that runs on the box and on my VPS to allow me to quickly access those services. A tool that checks for new movie and tv releases, looks up ratings to see if they are wort
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by Jeremy1026 4mo ago
Honestly, could just stop at "please don't spam people". Good luck on your hunt OP, hope you find something soon.
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by Jeremy1026 4mo ago
I've never not found something that has been publicly released on it. Though, I don't typically stray too far from the mainstream path for the media I'm looking for.
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
A lot of companies don't hire at the end of the year because of holidays breaking up schedules, coupled with strapped budgets by that point. New year starts, budgets are refreshed, everyone is back to work so hiring pipelines can roll
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
Mandatory annual security assessments are going to be brutal for small businesses.
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
Gifting, or grifting?
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
I see a copy on The Pirate Bay, which fitting, and it has 4 seeders.
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
canirun.ai does similar, but doesn't require any installs. I've found it to be pretty accurate for my setup too.
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
Gets stuck in a redirect loop with the message: > Interactive input unavailable (no cross-origin isolation). > Deploy coi-serviceworker-js alongside this file. in Safari on 26.4
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
> ChromeOS is probably more RAM efficient Based on? Chrome tabs taking up gigs of RAM would make me think ChromeOS isn't going to be very light on memory.
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
Creality K2 Combo[1] is pretty much spec for spec a P2S. Add in OrcaSlicer (Bamboo Slicer fork), and you basically have a non-closed system P2S. I've printed 652 hours on it since December, about 4.7km worth of filament has been ran th
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
A lot of the Software listed is just stuff the has a new name or merged into another piece of software now too. iTunes -> Apple Music Apple TV Remote App -> Apple TV Remote in Control Center Dashboard -> Desktop Widgets Find My Fri
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
Until it either gets good, or consumers revolt against it.
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
> “do your hobby with other people, frequently” > > On paper, the gym seemed like the perfect opportunity to meet people since I would go there nearly every day Yeah, the gym is the authors interest.
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by Jeremy1026 5mo ago
Tifosi is just Italian for "fans". In this context, it's fans of the Ferrari F1 team.
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by Jeremy1026 6mo ago
There is a grocery store about 2 miles from my house that will freak out if you look at it funny. I gave up one day, the helper person came back for the 3rd or 4th time to unstuck the "self"-checkout in my ~20 item shop. I told th
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by Jeremy1026 6mo ago
Apple Maps does have the ability to make the same reports, but its super buried so I doubt many people even know its possible, let alone where to go to do it.
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by Jeremy1026 6mo ago
Would it be cheaper in the long run to buy a newer phone less often? Get a "this year flagship" and use it for 5 years rather than a couple year old model and use it for 2-3?
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by Jeremy1026 6mo ago
I was trying to figure out earlier today how to get 4.6 to run in Claude Code, as part of the output it included "- Still fully supported — not scheduled for retirement until Feb 2027." Full caveat of, I don't know where it c
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by Jeremy1026 6mo ago
You can always use `/model claude-opus-4-6` in Claude Code to go back to 4.6.
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by Jeremy1026 6mo ago
I remember them being a thing back in the days of Flash. Typically nothing super impressive, just small things like cursor trails to grab the eye.
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by Jeremy1026 6mo ago
Non-absurd societists can also play the 3rd sexy math game by changing the URL, where the other premium things are better blocked by the membership tier.
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by Jeremy1026 6mo ago
I've done some small scale ship tracking in the past, and yeah, anything beyond finding a specific ship while it is near the shore is stupid expensive.
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by Jeremy1026 6mo ago
The data being ~4 days delayed does kind of make this less useful. It is a nice concept and cool to see the historical data though. Just think the domain and the large "NO" doesn't really fit with the lack of current data.
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by Jeremy1026 6mo ago
User hasn't posted in 4 years. Sadly, they'd probably never see it.

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