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by antiframe 7mo ago
Every MUA I've used allows the reader to set a font size, so changing font sizes is 100% a feature of plain-text emails. Then they get the link the size they need to read it correctly and it's absolutely easy to read. This here co
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by antiframe 7mo ago
Might depend on your terminal. On Konsole, I use C-v to paste images and C-S-v to paste text from my clipboard.
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by antiframe 7mo ago
What was Apples previous $500 laptop?
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by antiframe 7mo ago
I asked Claude to set up notifications for itself and it did. It wasn't on by default. Claude edited some config file. For simplicity I had it play some audio file, not a KDE toast, since I mostly cared if I wasn't looking as that
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by antiframe 7mo ago
It doesn't make sense that it's implemented for others but not for you. What platform are you running on? I have notifications on my Linux laptop and Linux desktop. But I did have to turn them on.
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by antiframe 7mo ago
> But that's not what distinguishes Emacs, it's famously very mediocre at it. I disagree. Every time I use another editor I lament missing features when it comes to editing text. Like most editors (vim excluded) have pretty lac
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by antiframe 7mo ago
I think the "Scripting language? Check!" is missing an important distinctions between Emacs and most other extensible editors. The proportion of the code editor features that are written in the configuration/extension languag
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by antiframe 7mo ago
Right, but most people didn't send their sex tapes to a multinational corporation.
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by antiframe 7mo ago
I think they meant that if there is a single identity app you should petition your government to require it to run on any mobile phone rather than require one or two American companies to dictate what it can run on. Or better yet, allow peo
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by antiframe 8mo ago
Not terribly fair. When Windows decided running everything as administrator was bad and to add a visual sudo-like prompt, Apple made fun of them for it, but it was Microsoft reacting to a changing threat landscape then too.
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by antiframe 8mo ago
I think the lament is the rise of the "facts are the enemy" stance is a step towards dystopia. I recently learned that if we converted all the land we use to grow corn for ethanol (not food) into solar farms the US would produce 8
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by antiframe 8mo ago
You must run in different circles than I, most people I know have reduced their added sugar consumption. My point was that there has been a swelling wave of anti-sugar sentiment over the last decades and it's reach the point were even
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by antiframe 8mo ago
"No one bats an eye" is a weird take when the Federal Government, via the Department of Health and Human Services, has literally just declared war on added sugar. [1] Also, lots of people have already changed their diets [2] regar
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by antiframe 8mo ago
Got it. I was looking at world-wide numbers but it makes sense to limit to just France. I didn't know that 34% of France held far-right views, but you learn something new every day.
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by antiframe 8mo ago
Where are you getting 34% of the electorate identify as far right from? I tried to find numbers and failed.
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by antiframe 8mo ago
Um, the article I posted was about the same party. The BBC considers them far-right [1], Politico considers them far-right [2], Reuters considers them far-right [3], AP News considers them far-right [4], NBC News considers them far-right [5
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by antiframe 8mo ago
Well, far right is a spectrum, obviously. But a party that equates immigration of a particular religion as terrorism is not "mild immigration restrictions" in my reading. I cross-checked Wikipedia's information with another s
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by antiframe 8mo ago
I was surprised by your claim that Wikipedia would categorize mild restrictions on immigration as an element of far-right politics, so I read that article to see it for myself. I didn't see anything about mild restrictions. Would you c
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by antiframe 8mo ago
Also, run an OS that doesn't allow every running process to read your GPS location. And allows you to turn off your cell modem.
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by antiframe 8mo ago
Perhaps it has to do with sales numbers? The Model S and Model X were not selling well.
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by antiframe 8mo ago
Also an insurance company that A.M. Best rates B+. Which is fine, but when buying insurance I want to make sure that my company can weather major catastrophes.
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by antiframe 8mo ago
Presumably, yes, if they're playing it on a different OS.
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by antiframe 8mo ago
I wonder if a lot of Windows users are also BMW drivers. If they're willing to shrug off $250 a year to be able to copy files efficiently on their computers, they are likely also to applaud the wonders of $50 a month for heated seats.
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by antiframe 8mo ago
No, encryption keys should never be uploaded to someone else's computer unencrypted. The OOBE should give users a choice between no FDE or FDE with a warning that they should not forget their password or FDE and Microsoft has their key
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by antiframe 9mo ago
I have never received a Crypto spam email from any place where I opted out from it. Same for cloud. It feels different. With crypto it was everyone wanting to ride the hype train. With AI they spent a bunch of money up front and are despera
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by antiframe 9mo ago
Then the anonimization is a key component of their goodness. When I compare searches between Bing and DDG I find the DDG ones superior every time.
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by antiframe 9mo ago
It might depend on where you live. Nine times out of then when a vehicle with an obnoxiously loud and high revved gear vehicle drives by it's a truck. Probably more like 95% of the time.
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by antiframe 9mo ago
Your doctor is bound by HIPAA, you could consider doing something about it. OpenAI may not be bound by HIPAA so your available recourse is lesser.
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by antiframe 9mo ago
Does Google have your medical records? It doesn't have mine.
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by antiframe 9mo ago
Okay, so as expected liquid fats are much harder to work with and lead to an inferior flake. But, I assumed it was nigh impossible to do. If I can get 20% of the way there with olive oil I would be at least willing to try.

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