Shank

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by Shank 7d ago
I've been testing with Xcode 27.1 on the Duo simulator and I was pleasantly surprised that nearly everything worked well, untouched. The main thing I need a real device for is knowing which buttons are easier or harder to press on the
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by Shank 7d ago
Nobody is going to do this because Apple’s devices don’t support this for the Passwords app out of the box, by design.
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by Shank 8d ago
I store my passkeys in KeePassXC and I have absolutely no feeling of being walled into any garden, personally.
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by Shank 8d ago
Fujitsu is such a large company that it is unlikely that there is any overlap between these two groups.
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by Shank 8d ago
> Can easily pay $15 to essentially go around the corner. Would it not be better to simply walk if the distance is essentially around the corner?
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by Shank 9d ago
How much would a nation state pay for a complete copy of OpenAI’s github repositories? I doubt there are many full chains laying around like this.
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by Shank 9d ago
It’s the structure that really gives this one away. If you were writing a blog post about introducing limits you wouldn’t explain what HTTP 429 is or what the behavior would be like. It’s a rate limit.
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by Shank 11d ago
I've experimented with things like this, e.g., the Narrative Clip. I think the concept is quite novel and interesting, but the privacy implications are just far too gross for anything outside of an experiment. Of all companies, I find
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by Shank 12d ago
I’m really disappointed that Apple removed the one-toggle option to turn off Apple Intelligence / Siri AI features in the last beta. Writing tools magically reappearing after I had it off is not a great experience.
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China says AI CEOs' call for a slowdown is 'fear mongering'(cnbc.com)
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by Shank 12d ago
> You can use AI computer control to do this stuff now, right? Speaking as someone who had to do a lot of immigration work to move to Japan, I can think of no work I would want to have a close eye on than immigration paperwork. One error
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by Shank 13d ago
> Every record has gam_audiences and audiences_member_of populated, Google Ad Manager audience segments, with values like coach-nudge experiment groups, trial eligibility, lapsed-user cohorts and rating-band targeting. It sure seems like
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by Shank 13d ago
I own 3 JetKVMs, of which two of them stopped working, one of which doesn't boot at all and the other that never connects to network. The third I took out of service because the keyboard wouldn't send input when it was connected f
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by Shank 14d ago
> The US and other democratic governments attempt to coordinate with authoritarian governments, to the extent this is possible, while taking seriously the challenges of verifying compliance. It's clear that this refers to China. Wit
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by Shank 15d ago
> While ZDR is available, it's not available to all types of customers and is priced at a higher tier. This doesn’t match my experience with their API, they turned it on with some paperwork but it wasn’t fundamentally an issue of pr
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by Shank 15d ago
> If Moonshot is buying accounts and using those rather than the API, wouldn't they set the "no training on my data" flag in the settings so as to go undetected for longer? If so, we get back to the question of why would A
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by Shank 17d ago
> “And the biggest news: I won't be able to make the ELT tomorrow,” Matt wrote in an Announcement Slack. He continued, writing that Mark Davies, current Automattic Chief Financial Officer, has “conspired” with Automattic Board of Di
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by Shank 17d ago
Xerox is incidentally a really good example, because precisely nobody ended up using the desktop experience Xerox made. They ended up using the desktop experience that Microsoft and Apple made and shipped while Xerox the actual company fade
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by Shank 18d ago
The domain is suboptimal. The group is great!
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by Shank 22d ago
A lot of small businesses actually have a free address for legacy purposes. Send as, even for paid users, won’t support third-party providers.
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by Shank 23d ago
All of the posted limits around my area are 30 or lower on this type of street. It seems like the real change is if the limit is unposted the assumed default is now 30 instead of 60, which is probably fair.
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by Shank 25d ago
No, uBOL blocks more ads and isn’t affected by Firefox’s insistence to not block Google Ads or their own. > Sponsored shortcuts and other sponsored content shown by Firefox when you open a new tab are separate from ads on the web pages y
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by Shank 27d ago
Apple dynamically disables JIT based on website trust?
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by Shank 29d ago
That’s the red “Welcome Suica”. Green or any other IC card at any other location like ICOCA don’t expire functionally ever. The stated time on some cards is 10 years since last use, but they’re practically infinite in that they can be used
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by Shank 1mo ago
The penguin isn't owned by JR East, which is the problem. It's owned by a specific artist and licensed by Dentsu, who has to approve all usage. The other transit networks actually fully own their mascots, but Suica's Penguin
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by Shank 1mo ago
It doesn't make it less fast! The same model is implemented on the mobile side, which uses the same technology.
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by Shank 1mo ago
Mechanistically, when the door is closed, the frameless window sits inside the body. I'm not sure how the design works with respect to other cars, but in Tesla, you "have" to lower the window mechanically before the door can
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by Shank 1mo ago
That's correct but the interior door handles are electronic buttons. When you pull the exterior handle, during the time when you pull the handle the car also lowers the windows so the door can open.
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by Shank 1mo ago
Is it also not greedy to demand virtually unlimited support from companies? Why should Apple spend money on this random utility that virtually nobody uses?
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by Shank 1mo ago
Well, if we apply this to every mortal, the optimal amount of felonies...is non-zero? That doesn't seem quite right.

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