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811.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
I hated feeling completely stranded as a kid since nothing was accessible by foot or PT. Even today visiting my parents outer suburban house feels like being dumped on an island. My social life as a teenager was incredibly limited by the fa
812.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Without cars, emergency vehicles could have their sirens at 10% of the volume. Garbage trucks and busses are slowly being replaced by electric versions which are much quieter.
813.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Yes. If you use a password manager like 1password you can print out the recovery slip and write your password on it. Then all of your passkeys will be accessible.
814.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
HDR marketing on monitors almost seems like a scam. Monitors will claim HDR compatibility when what they actually means is they will take the HDR data stream and display it exactly the same as SDR content because they don't actually ha
815.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Passkeys are honestly the most frictionless system. No more waiting for 2FA codes and having to type them in. No more getting locked out of your accounts if you lose your phone.
816.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Some open source password managers provide this, but the general industry is working on a way to transfer between hosts without having to dump everything out in plain text in between.
817.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
I've got no overall stats but they are very well integrated in to iOS. You could end up using them without really even knowing what passkeys are. Websites and apps just prompt you with "add a passkey" and if you hit accept yo
818.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
No. The service you are logging in to does not hold the keys so they can't be leaked, passkeys do not get reused between services, it's effectively impossible to fall for phishing attacks with passkeys, and it's effectively i
819.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Those would be the most expensive parts of the laptop. You're basically just saving on a mobile SoC which isn't much of a cost.
820.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Was Gmail actively sending emails with this? Or just not blocking emails from other servers using it? Breaking email deliverability is a pretty serious action to take.
821.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Product people need analytics too. You need to know how many people use each feature to make informed decisions on what needs to be invested in, what should be cut, etc.
822.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Surely LLMs put the homework help industry out of business.
823.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Most machines have two containers, one that is exposed immediately and one with a flap that pops open. And if they don't you can just chuck some powder in loose in the machine.
824.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Largely it's just worked. Products on the market are almost all efficient now because it's blatantly displayed on the front. The most obvious difference left is on fridges. The amount of power consumed varies quite a lot and in wa
825.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Most other countries have their own version of this. If the product sells internationally you could use their tested values.
826.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
This is how I've felt about using LLMs for things like writing resumes and such. It can't possibly give you more than the prompt since it doesn't know anything more about you than you gave it in the prompt. It's much mor
827.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Most of the world already solved this problem with red light cameras.
828.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Almost all of these tricky situations are avoided by slowing down and giving more space around hazards.
829.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
It still doesn't really mean anything. Knowing the lore behind the name doesn't let you understand it any more than just taking it as a random name.
830.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
The problem is less the actual % itself and the fact that it's bundled in with so many things you can't pick or substitute. You can't avoid the app store and you can't avoid the Apple developer tools because they force y
831.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Isn't that basically standard for names? What does Google mean? Even when the words in a name do have some meaning, they often don't apply. The meaning of the word brother doesn't really mean anything in the company Brother.
832.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Web APIs are also more capable than ever before and can be added as icons on the home page. For an individual developer, you are probably better off just doing a web app.
833.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Content online has also long since become garbage and now LLM generated. Often ChatGPT will give me an answer to something that's correct, yet I can't seem to find this same info searching online for it so I'm unsure how it e
834.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Crowdstrike was an interesting one. Just as it was going down I went out to the supermarket and found half of the self checkouts had bluescreened. Then a few hours later they were all back and functioning again. The supermarket had remote m
835.
by SchemaLoad 1y ago
Somewhat related, but I suggest having both the record updated at, and some kind of "user editing updated at". As I've encountered issues where some data migration ends up touching records and bumping the updated at, which sh
836.
by SchemaLoad 2y ago
Pretty sure the point here is to demonstrate how governments or other surveillance orgs can easily find your alt accounts even if you use Tor or any number of security tools.
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by SchemaLoad 2y ago
I usually just create a new account every time I get a new computer or reinstall OS. I thought most of the results here were noise, but after closer inspection it just found 10 accounts I forgot having. Actually incredible and a little scar