OptionOfT

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by OptionOfT 2mo ago
The icon is there to replay it. It'll auto-play like the 4th of July video.
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by OptionOfT 2mo ago
I don't like how links are abused next to buttons in dark patterns. E.g. in Windows, when its pushing OneDrive to you, it'll ask you a question and it'll be a button 'Yes, pay $x', and then a link that's like &
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by OptionOfT 2mo ago
> phone calls (I can't try right now) Does it record phone calls and then transcribes? Does it announce itself on the call? Edit: I quickly installed the app, seems like you become the MITM, where you call the other party. Interesti
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Activist charged with felony after giving border agent "duress code" that wiped(arstechnica.com)
5 points by OptionOfT 2mo ago|0 comments
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by OptionOfT 2mo ago
> Insulation is actually helpul against heat too! Yes, until you reach that tipping point where once warmed up, you can't cool down anymore.
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by OptionOfT 2mo ago
Yup. Built a house in 2016 in Belgium. Perfectly insulated. You didn't have to run heating in winter. Kept it all inside. Also, it overheated instantly.
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by OptionOfT 2mo ago
This is interesting for the point of saving space. You need a lot less space between cars and can easily park multiple rows without having to leave egress space. All you then need to do is move 3 other cars. Give a buffer that should be fea
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by OptionOfT 2mo ago
Yes. If you can get under it.
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by OptionOfT 2mo ago
Which should be illegal. You should be able to formulate why you prefer someone. And it would prevent companies from ghosting people.
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Hackers hijack hotel Wi-Fi DNS to steal Microsoft 365 accounts(bleepingcomputer.com)
11 points by OptionOfT 3mo ago|5 comments
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
I posted this because I find it funny. 99% of my failing Actions are because GitHub's Container Registry times out.
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GitHub Mobile: Fix failing Actions checks with Copilot cloud agent(github.blog)
2 points by OptionOfT 3mo ago|1 comments
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
Wife and I use bitwarden. For shared accounts we put them in a shared folder, and the passkey is attached in there, in bitwarden, meaning it survives device resets.
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
Ground infrastructure. E.g. for the 777X it fits in Category E. Without folding tips it would be in Category F. Less gates can accommodate Category F. https://skybrary.aero/articles/icao-aerodrome-reference-code
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
> The team stated there were no plans to recover any of the 39 un-recovered bodies, with exploration team member Russ Mathews saying “That is the only grave marker they are likely to ever have.” https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
https://archive.is/20260721155114/https://www.nytimes.com/20...
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
Sorry, but both Switserland and definitly the Netherlands are further North vs a significant percentage of the USA. Bern, Switzerland is very close to the same latitude as Quebec City, CA or Fargo, ND, USA. The Netherlands is even further N
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
Which is very hard, because most of these devices don't work locally. They communicate via the cloud to your app. In most cases companies don't want to give you Matter or HomeKit, because it means they cannot sell you more through
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
Windows urgently needs to revamp their driver consent model. You can't block a just one driver. E.g. for my touch screen on the Lenovo website there is version X. When I install it the next day Windows installs X-1. On Lenovo's we
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
This is already the case in France since I believe 2016. There's was uptick around this story 4 months ago, so I'm not sure if those were bots resurfacing it or whether something changed in the law.
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
As a licensed driver also living in the Sonoran Desert, I absolutely love my heated steering wheel. I live just South of Anthem, and we get a couple of hard freezes per year, and it gets cold enough that people wear gloves certain parts of
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
IIRC Firefox was the first one to move extensions to a separate process so a hung/crashed extension wouldn't take down the whole browser. That's when I learned about the halting problem.
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
I hate that pop-up when I'm browsing around and it shows a popup: do you want to sign in to this website with your work Google account. NO.
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
https://archive.is/20260714155008/https://www.nbcnews.com/ne...
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T. rex named Gus sells for $50.1M to become the most expensive dinosaur(nbcnews.com)
2 points by OptionOfT 3mo ago|1 comments
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
I went through lightning cables fast. Unsure why, maybe I sweat a lot, or keep my phone in humid places. But every so many months I had to replace the cable because the 4th pin would be burned. I don't have that issue with USB-C. But I
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
I'm going to say: yes. I think partially it is because of the amount of data you can get out of an LLM and because it looks pretty good, a lot of people treat it as authoritative. This means they send it around and then other people ha
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
That's not infinite. There is an end to the novel.
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
Don't you need the previous iteration to find out how much you need to shift right?
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by OptionOfT 3mo ago
My couch is 2 years old and all the pillows collapsed.

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