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by JeremyNT 3y ago
I don't feel like it really needs to compete on price though. As long as it's not totally unreasonable, I (and I assume other OpenWRT enthusiasts) would gladly pay a premium for a device that includes truly first class OpenWRT sup
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> My anecdote, FWIW, is that some of the worst performing startups do these tricks too. I absolutely agree with this. Monkey see, monkey do. I think the big winners who make it "fun" are the exceptions that prove the rule. Wh
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I feel like this "bad data" problem would disappear immediately if there were real world consequences for it being incorrect. Which is to say, if you were to build out a system that limits speed based on some authoritative databas
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> This EOL date is a generous one. Like my organization, most others I know have already completed their migration from CentOS to RHEL/Fedora/Rocky/Alma/etc during the early part of 2023. Thus, these 6 months are mai
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It's a perfectly reasonable compromise though if you can't force MFA for some reason. There are many sites which do this today. You don't even need to rely on the cookie if you're worried about the ux for cookie cleare
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by JeremyNT 3y ago
Fixed link: https://old.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/18tpie2/til_...
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I adore this app and it makes it even more fun to wander around new areas on foot. One thing I ran into is that there are buildings that aren't shown in Street Complete. I tried adding a note but there seems like no way to add them in.
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But organic maps users will never be average users! The average user is sticking with the default Apple or Google offerings, not looking for privacy respecting, FOSS, fully offline alternatives.
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It's not even about building it, it's about controlling it. So if Altman is as smooth and ruthless and self interested as he appears, he's likely to end up in control of... something big. Even if he "just" becomes t
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The idea is that you do this in advance, at a time when you have legitimate access, then you later lose that access. So say you have a egamirorrim@mydomain.com google account legitimately. You can use an alias like egamirorrim+woopsie@mydom
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I did the same thing, and this is a really great development. Several features in maps that would be super useful are unavailable if you have location history disabled. I'll be glad to turn it back on.
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Yet it doesn't seem to really answer the question. I get that what we're looking at a browser extension that relies on a bunch of webshit, some of which was malware. As somebody not versed in "web3" specific webshits, I
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@dang it seems like the jalopnik article is a blogspam/repost of the original: https://www.motortrend.com/news/general-motors-removing-appl...
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The first and only episode I watched revolved around one of the male leads training the female lead like a dog, by giving her food treats when she completed tasks for him. I don't know if that was representative but I decided it was no
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> Yeah, not the point. The point is to prove that it's possible and relatively simple, and the only reason Apple operates this way is to lock people into the ecosystem. Is that the point? Everybody already knew that Apple's
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> The whole green bubble thing with Android SMS on iPhone is a problem, but the solution is to get everyone to use a different chat app. Apple will never give this up. There are so many competitors in this space, you really can't cl
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This thread basically sums it up: * Apple is really popular in the US * Apple users tend to rely heavily on Apple's default applications * Apple's messaging app is the default, and works fine with other Apple devices, but sends sh
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I can't speak for anybody else but this really resonates with me. I think there's another component though. The megacorps that provide streaming video are so far removed from the actual creators, it almost feels like the right t
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> There are numerous counter-examples to this claim. In many cases, it's obvious because the cover-up is of a civil infraction. Indeed, people go out of the frying pan and into the fire all the time. I think the kernel of truth in t
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This is definitely possible. We've been building an image in one phase and then running it in subsequent phases for years with gitlab. I think you are going about this wrong. Are you generating an image tag dynamically? When you are ta
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I once found a nice open source ambient noise generator on F-Droid. Fully local, offline. One day the developer decided to switch to a pay SaaS model. They updated the open source app to be a thin client for their web service. Surely many e
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Slack released a peer to peer overlay networking tool called nebula, which has gotten very little attention on HN. It's a really simple alternative to something like wireguard.
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There exist a few shady scrapers out there [0] which ahem mirror Instagram content. (Be sure to use an ad blocker if you try them, I can't vouch for anything beyond the fact that it does work) [0] https://imginn.com/s
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I have no insider knowledge but I suspect that the university's existing contact with Microsoft already included Microsoft To Do. This department might have started using it because it was "free" (to them) and decided it was
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I really feel like a smaller, more nimble car is superior to these land yachts. You survive 100% of the crashes you avoid having, and it's much easier to avoid huge cars in a smaller car.
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FWIW, Evolution works quite well with O365 when using the EWS provider these days. You might want to give that another look if you aren't wedded to Thunderbird.
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> Do people usually have the SQL language so well memorized that they can pull it out of their head on command? I swear to god I'm not the only engineer who regularly goes to the cheat sheet. I think the key insight for you here i
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I own a Brother DCP7065DN that I bought nearly a decade ago, and it still works just fine. I've always used third party toner (there was a setting that needed to be toggled to enable this). I can even print and scan from my phone. All
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