WorldPeas

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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
it's a shame it's come to this but it feels like an echo of an earlier era, shame that it wouldn't sound out of place 2 decades ago.
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
Since when has GPL stopped any company from doing so? I'd genuinely be happy to hear of a single time someone was actually pressed about their GPL compliance after FSF v. Cisco, it's like some immaterial sword of Damocles, the ent
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
cockpit has a great virtualization interface, in my opinion this alone makes it a better "buy" than truenas for a home server.
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
what is this in reference to?
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Boeing 929 Jetfoil(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by WorldPeas 7mo ago|0 comments
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
Right, I agree on that, I usually do my banking on the subway or in idle moments in a lobby somewhere. It is frustrating to me the juvenile interface provided by many a banking app but perhaps phones like your fold 7 have ways to bypass thi
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
I'm glad they've made a more affordable and repairable laptop but I can't help but notice (in addition to what the author's said) they can put a cell phone into a laptop's body, but not a cell modem into a laptop. I
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
as someone who did this for a week, it's nice until you need to install an app to check your bank statements or manage your insurance. Maybe that will get better as agents do, however
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
and what happens when Apple suddenly decides they don't care to provide you the luxury of self-determination?
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
look what I "get" to do with my "own" device
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
but to make a binary for it? You do. Even if it's not-for-profit. Why do you think web interfaces are so popular for OSS, a lot easier for the code to be JIT'd and run in a browser than pay a $99 vig for something you did in 10 da
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SLork (Stanford Laptop Orchestra)(slork.stanford.edu)
1 points by WorldPeas 7mo ago|0 comments
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UzAuto Motors (Formerly GM Uzbekistan)(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by WorldPeas 7mo ago|0 comments
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
back before tailscale got good, I used to use tor to remote-unlock on my nixos tower. It worked quite well! https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Remote_disk_unlocking
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
I'm just getting a big square for a lot of them, even if they have a lot of dependencies..
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by WorldPeas 7mo ago
it's wild to me that Apple has retained SMB as the default option on macos for over a decade. There are plenty of faster/more secure protocols that are still widely recognized, yet they're still encouraging use of a protocol
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by WorldPeas 8mo ago
I think the Edison motors approach will be the most future-proof, using drop-in power supply bricks, one can abstract the power source to the point where it won't matter if it's a fuel cell, natural gas turbine or a new battery te
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by WorldPeas 8mo ago
I think the problem with this, especially amongst younger people, is having spent so much time online, they don't know where to draw this line anymore.
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by WorldPeas 8mo ago
It's true, having gone to public school and seeing other public schools, you're basically either getting austerity curriculum forced on teachers served in a new deal skeleton with 50 coats of paint or you're at some cargo-cul
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by WorldPeas 8mo ago
You probably figured, but I am likely the same age to your kids, I agree that the similar "shock and awe" nature with which my parents treated this stuff was warranted, and in fact I wish they went a little further, but even hidin
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by WorldPeas 8mo ago
They really could find a niche in making phones for kids that have walled-garden internet access, they were so good at doing so with the ds but alas..
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by WorldPeas 8mo ago
My parents took the same approach and it helped, but I will anecdotally point out that kids have played video games under covers for a while, even when I was young, I remember getting in trouble for playing this spyro game n' watch clo
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by WorldPeas 8mo ago
The target demographics for Nintendo products have shifted from kids to.. kidults? Most kids nowadays play on phones or in rarer cases PC/Xbox, Nintendo's lost much of their cache (in my visible experience) save for children paren
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by WorldPeas 8mo ago
And now they're following Apple into maximalism again making it even less usable. As someone who did accessibility, minimalism did make it easier, it's hard to do maximalism right, one needs to use component extension and extensiv
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by WorldPeas 9mo ago
They'd only do that if they were some kind of open ai company /s
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Level S4 solar radiation event(swpc.noaa.gov)
628 points by WorldPeas 9mo ago|198 comments
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by WorldPeas 9mo ago
some of the top-scorers of telecom bench may be good candidates https://artificialanalysis.ai/evaluations/tau2-bench
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Eigent: An open source Claude Cowork alternative(github.com)
35 points by WorldPeas 9mo ago|7 comments
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by WorldPeas 10mo ago
Pardon my being under-informed, but does anyone know why Civic Center, the Presidio, the Park, and the Golden Gate were all dark the longest? Was there some separated municipal circuit they were on that was restored last as it was more comp
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by WorldPeas 10mo ago
I generally just thumb-type on it with the hinge bent at 180°. I have a colleauge who tried the meta AR glasses and found the display smudgey with his 20/20 vision and my quest 3 I found very screen door-y, though I will admit I liked

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