Macha

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by Macha 8d ago
Not while the spec has provisions to allow sites to mandate certain providers.
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by Macha 9d ago
I worked there around that time, and a little later. The company had recently ish gotten independent and was actually pretty optimistic. The basic plan was to use the clearly dying dialup business to fund new businesses in media and ads, an
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by Macha 9d ago
The post is about gitlab but on the subject of GitHub, the rate limit I seem to have for viewing commit history seems to be 0 for logged out users and viewing source files seems to be about 5/hour.
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by Macha 10d ago
I mean, what you're trying to minimise is (frequency of misuse x consequences of misuse). signalised intersections target the frequency element, roundabouts target the consequences.
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by Macha 10d ago
I wonder, does the song have more fans today because of Jojo, or because of fans from when Yes were in their prime?
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by Macha 10d ago
I will say 2 lanes roundabouts as a cyclist are a little intimidating when you need to take the inside lane. Drivers are not looking for cyclists the way they look for cars or will rush to get ahead of you or just try to bully you out of th
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by Macha 10d ago
> Which sucks if it's 4-lanes or really busy or fast or there's no sidewalk provision for that (like in the case of roundabouts at highway ramps) and is just a lot more walking to begin with. I mean, it depends on your standard
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by Macha 10d ago
As a European, that roundabout intersection looks fine? It might be slightly annoying to have to use all three roundabouts if you're exiting the highway northbound and want to take the southbound local road, but with the amount of exit
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by Macha 11d ago
Largely because the auto correction is needed to undo the damage caused by the tap target shenanigans.
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by Macha 11d ago
Yeah, I’m not a dedicated iPhone user and my personal phones are androids so my iOS experience has been iPod Touch 2G -> employer owned iPhone 8 -> employer owned iPhone XR -> iPad Air M3. Each of those big gaps have seen the UI sh
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by Macha 12d ago
Poor word choices. Backwards "corrections" that are incorrect.
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by Macha 12d ago
Would have been totally gaslit by my iPad on this only I have an android phone to compare my typing accuracy on.
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by Macha 12d ago
The best way to put it is it really wants to type what it wants to type, and if you deviate from that it will often end up just ignoring it. Whether it's the dynamic tap zones as mentioned elsewhere, or just auto correcting backwards a
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by Macha 12d ago
I think there’s a few big differences between OpenAI and Automattic: On the “good for the board” side: 1. OpenAI from the POV of investors has both a pretty high p(massive returns) and a pretty high p(no returns). Even if they’re convinced
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by Macha 12d ago
If you’re inclined to see everything as a diversion and all criticism as inorganic, then I think it’s better to admit you just want someone to confirm your views and you’re not really looking to be convinced, as much as you phrased your que
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by Macha 12d ago
The reality is that the board has the votes to remove Matt as CEO and Matt has enough shares that if the board is decided by simple 1 vote per share then he can replace them but without knowing the agreements with its investors and sharehol
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by Macha 12d ago
This seems pretty easily explainable by Matt’s actions appearing to be hypocritical and antithetical to the views of people likely to comment on Internet message boards. People value stability from infrastructure providers and Matt’s antics
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by Macha 15d ago
I do use OpenRouter for my personal use and this matches with my experience. I still use it because of it's top up model providing a way to not get surprised by out of control costs and being able to switch models with one account, but
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by Macha 16d ago
It looks like Gitea made the same fix (rm -r .git after template processing) back in February: https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/commit/2176e84ab977011ff2b... PR: https://github.com/go-gitea&#
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by Macha 16d ago
Since the release notes is currently unreadable due to codeberg rate limits, the two fixes in the release notes are: https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/pulls/14301 : *Critical:* fix: prevent template expansi
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by Macha 18d ago
Where in the video do they say "We tested the TV and found it connected to an open wifi network" or anything to that effect? What they say "Some ISPs provide open networks and some [unspecified] smart devices automatically co
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by Macha 18d ago
I was wondering where this claim even came from. It's from a comment, not even the article or the video it's based on. It's just the same internet rumor mill that's been going around for years, but more official because
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by Macha 20d ago
Irish rail posts about train delays exclusively on Twitter
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by Macha 23d ago
The problem is everyone else (such as email providers...) recognising your ownership.
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by Macha 24d ago
Paint.NET is (partially) art software. The art community has a negative view of AI. Therefore announcements of AI use in Paint.NET get a negative reaction, more so than something like AI startup #491000
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by Macha 24d ago
Note Pinta was only ever a port of the engine, Pinta's UI is a from-scratch Gtk# clone. Given the compelling reason to use Paint.NET was arguably the UI, that's a pretty big drawback.
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by Macha 24d ago
Paint.Net was only really open source entirely from 2004-2007 and partially from 2007-2009 (engine only, not the UI for the latter part). My experience: Pinta is an inferior Paint.NET . It's about the same level of complexity, but ever
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by Macha 27d ago
They were a social network before social networks and always available IM and the gameplay provided a reason to be in the game (and therefore available to socialise with) even if you were the first/only one there. I mean, they also had
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by Macha 29d ago
The most prominent object in that scene is the low poly airship. Minecraft does not have vehicles, does not have objects with components with such a small thickness as the railings, does not have angles like the bow of the ship or the ropes
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by Macha 29d ago
They're likely using this copyright tool as it's cheaper than paying lawyers to scour the internet for infringing content. They're probably right, as long as the externalities of the AI tool's false positives fall on oth

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