KetoManx64

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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
What brand did you end up buying? I have some 5 year old ZigBee bulbs that are starting to fail and need a replacement.
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
If the OS came pre-installed I'd be weary of Chinese call home/ your device being used as a residential proxy for DDOS farms
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
Is it not worth the effort to take them apart and take the batteries out before you put them into the rack?
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
So the endpoint can be changed, but us Western users don't have the choice to change it and point it at the models that we want?
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
Ladybird is the future. Firefox is a joke at this point
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
Vivaldi has ad blocking built into it, and has no issue with you enabling developer settings and sideloading extensions from a file you download from Github Releases.
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
Swift Backup is the modern solution for backups if you have root access. It backups apps + data. I've migrated through 4 phones at this point without any notable issues. I use it to also do weekly backups of all my app+data which then
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
MicroG is a open source reimplementstion of a subset of Google services, it doesn't talk to Google by default unless you enable the settings that enable it.
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
I don't see how Microsoft buying out Linux Mint would change anything. Linux Mint is just a configuration skin on top of Ubuntu/Debian and is fully open source. If Microsoft bought out the debeloper someone else can just take the
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
"Claude I cloned the repo to the current directory, please compile the project for me within a docker container."
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
Not in this case. This is a marketing stunt, and if successful might convince more Organizations to start buying Claude.
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
> Nobody has been able to hack a bank Bro, people lose hundreds of millions of dollars to bank scams on a yearly basis.
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
- Yes it is bad, but there have been plenty of larger scale hardships in the past decade. - No it will not set back Bitcoin years - The US dollar is used for much more crime than Bitcoin ever has been - The financial world is collapsing in
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by KetoManx64 2mo ago
Last year I migrated all my Firefox bookmarks (~ 1000 total) into Karakeep using their API and then deleted every bookmark except the top 10 sites that I visit most regularly. I didn't realize just how awful the discoverability of old
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
Vitamin D levels are directly tied to melatonin production, that's why the less sun you get the worse your sleep gets. Vitamin D also lowers inflamation throughout the body.
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
I disagree. Things that are hidden are not meant to be discovered and utilized by everyday users. When I write software or apps and there is a feature that I want users to utilize I do not gate it behind the rare chance that a user will ac
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
One of the issue is that companies take "free software" as in free beer, not as In freedom, so they pay tens of thousands of dollars to closes source software companies and then won't donate a cent to open source software tha
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
> Add oil and rub in with cloth Do what now?
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
I wonder if they're also the same people that are keeping TheGuardian alive
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
This is a paid, more complex version alternative to just telling your agent to "update the agents.md, plan.md and decisions.md for future agents after you finish and test your changes"?
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
I am curious. I recently got a Claude code business account for work and am trying to find a use for the tokens that I waste daily before the resets
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
You know what's a real waste of energy? The federal reserve increasing the money supply by 50% in the last half decade and inflated away the savings of hundreds of millions of people that spent tens of thousands of hours of their live
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
> Now I'm not trying to argue that bitcoin doesn't waste a lot of energy, it totally does. Bitcoin doesn't waste energy, it uses energy to encode and secure the blockchain. The federal reserve (corrupt as it is) does not
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
> For all those reasons, you need surveillance to catch criminals and restore trust even if 99% of the population are good people. Hard disagree. Everyone knows who the bad apples are, but the policies are made so that they get a slap on
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
The exchanges and miners do have a large influence, but the node runners (the users) have a voice as well. The node runners can get together, and refuse to peopogate the blocks of of the miners/exchanges that are being bad actors (BIP
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
> Institutions that make the modern world The same institutions that caused the 2008 crash, the same institutions that in the last 5 years have printed 50% more of the total US dollar supply, the institutions that keep the poorest and lo
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
Yeah but you make up a small percentage of sales for US tech companies comparatively.
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
Not all that different from losing your physical wallet with your ID and debit card or giving your bank info to a Nigerian Prince. Pick your poison, do you trust corrupt institutions or yourself more.
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
It comes down to how much you trust the government, central banks, and the institutions of power, especially post Epstein and COVID.
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by KetoManx64 3mo ago
It's a flex when you compare it to a government based currency where the bank or government can freeze your bank accounts or just empty it. Plenty of stories from The USA and Canada from the last decade of that very thing being done.

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