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KetoManx64
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2mo ago
I use Spotizerr to download all newly liked songs on my Spotify to my Navidrome server and then just stream it with Symfonium which has the option to auto cache specific albums.
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2mo ago
I know a tall Asian man, that doesn't mean that the average Asian is tall though.
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I have an Asahi Linux M2 macbook that I use for work, tried MacOS for a day and just couldn't stand it compared to the flexibility of Arch + KDE plasma.
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2mo ago
Voice to speech software has been around for almost 20 years now. This is just a word salad journalist trying to write a fluff piece in a dying newspaper that nobody reads or cares about.
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I use Asahi Linux as my M2 work laptop on a daily basis. Other than the lack of USB external display support, which I don't use, and sleep eating up about 1% of battery per hour it works incredibly well. I have an 13th gen Intel lapto
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2mo ago
Both. Google has plenty of government contracts, they are undoubtedly pushing for more surveillance, and also on the inverse side, we are now in an age where users can create their own apps to do whatever they want within a few hours, sothi
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Doesn't have to be, you can just clone the repo and have Claude do a security analysis and then host it on an internal company git instance and then send the developer a $200 donation as a thank you. About an hour of work with modern
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Because government self regulation totally works and the resources used up and the size of the government has not grown by such magnitudes that would make the founding fathers rethink the whole idea of democracy?
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The US military-industrial complex is the single largest institutional hydrocarbon consumer and greenhouse gas emitter on the planet. It would be pretty stupid for me to listen to the government's advice about how best we should preser
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Right after we have a social stigma for people that keep voting to have the government involved in every bit of their lives.
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I personally wouldn't want Microsoft Windows on bare metal considering how much spyware, AI bloat, and advertising right in the Start Menu Microsoft has packed into it the last decade and a half. Anything windows related is a either a
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2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_in_Nauru
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Fascism only exists if you feel it yourself and not if other people get ground down by it?
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This is also presumably not taking into account the fact that the water is reused/recycled within the data center after it's first brought in.
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I'm sure there are plenty of citizens of that country that would love to make themselves more marketable to the rest of the world so they can make more than the equivalent of $1/week and not have the corrupt government making it h
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I don't care what the typical consumer wants nor what the expectations of some Devs are. I was just letting people know that private solutions exist that work and if they are self motivated they can probably expand them to include thei
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Thanks for the advice. XDrip+ doesn't require internet access, and if it did then my GrapheneOS phone has a toggleable network permission for each app that I could utilize if I was worried. I wanted my data stored and backed up on an
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"Kimi decompile this proprietary APK and find the communication channels used to communicate with this model GCM. Let me know what software you need to to install to achieve this " The world is your oyster if you have some self mo
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The only real function would have been to have customizable icons in that case because you can already assign shortcuts to different functions keys and per app contexts with apps like Hammerspoon
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> It's extremely unlikely that owners of these meters would be able to use any other app. I've been using Xdrip+ for 2 years now with the Dexcom CGM instead of their proprietary app. Works great and gives me the ability to expo
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You're comparing an API Price to a monthly Claude subscription?
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LibreWolf, Zen Browser, Brave, Vivaldi
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You forgot to mention their rebranding earlier this year: "Kit the non-binary mascot"
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Love this service! I use it to send commands and URLs between my devices. On Linux you can do `ntfy sub` and on android you can have Tasker react when a ntfy notification arrives based on its title and contents. So on just about all my devi
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> The process is safe and effective. What interesting phrasing.
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-85,000 NEW visas granted each year, not including renewals - The mass majority of those are going into the tech/software - there are only around ~100k CS graduates each year - H1B workers will take much lower salaries and benefits th
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He already is, any software that his company releases, people can just use an AI agent to replicate it and have their own version of.
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The irony is that nobody is going to want to use software in the future that isn't open source. Why would I pay for software that I can't extend myself?
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I'm not sure where you're getting the "objectively" from except from your self definition of what it means to let an AI agent work on a project.
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I worked at a manufacturing plant that had originally been setup in ~2003 or so and they had a bunch of servers and desktops still hanging on by a fingernail when started there. It took me about a year of but I was able to clone and virtual
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