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Do you actually have any reason to think it reads notification contents? This feature has never done anything that made me think it is. (genuine question, I’m in the EU and we don’t have Apple Intelligence here)
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It’s been out in Early Access for a bit… weird that as a backer you wouldn’t have access to it
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> a perfectly good system for interacting with other players from outside the game That’s not the point. The point is you can’t do the opposite, you can’t make real friends on Toontown
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Signal does cache them in a CDN. If the vulnerability was sending any link, you could just set up your own web server and get the person’s IP
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So what you’re saying is you think XMR is just for buying drugs, and you’re also saying you’ve used XMR before. Hmmmmmm /s
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I was trying to recover data off a laptop in basically the same situation. My solution was to boot into a WinPE live USB and use bcdedit to enable safe mode (as trying to do it the normal way would ask me for the BitLocker key), which let m
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I personally found it interesting.
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+1 to Amperfy, I use it with the Music app on my Nextcloud. The App Store version is a bit barebones last I checked but the Testflight version feels like a completely different app, it’s just like Apple Music but self-hosted. Kind of like A
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FWIW, I've seen Firefox being unreasonable to other extensions as well — OldTwitter has been gone for a while and BlueBlocker has been trying to push an update to change the domain from Twitter to X for a while with no success...
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That’s for family sharing with other Apple IDs , but for your own Apple ID there isnt a limit like that
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ElevenLabs is their own thing, they make the models themselves
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Why isn’t Microsoft Azure’s TTS on here? (or am I missing something and it’s called something else)
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They commented on Twitter saying they’ll use profits from the tablet towards making a phone
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Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m pretty sure Cobalt isn’t a yt-dlp frontend - it seems to have its own code for downloading[1], and I’ve seen tweets by the developer, talking about adding/fixing support for various services [1]: https
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The idea here wasn’t to share the compiled shader, but to share the shader configurations that each game uses — the ones that are used to then compile the actual shader. So you would compile them all at game start from the configurations yo
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Oh, I was looking at the blog site but assumed it’s the main page because I got there by clicking the logo and it had buttons like “download thunderbird”… my bad
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It seems that Thunderbird itself uses mercurial, not git: https://developer.thunderbird.net/thunderbird-development/ge... But yeah, it is really weird that there isn’t really a way to find the source code (or this deve
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A criminal ecosystem of small lanky dudes sitting in basements :)
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Yeah, I think if they did than then it would have actually been a good ad. But focusing on the destruction/actually having destruction at all took away from the point that "it's compressing all these things into one" and
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> Minified or obfuscated is still source code What about if my source code is in TypeScript and gets transpiled + bundled + minified into JS? Is that still source code?
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This is wonderful
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Re: the Pokémon commercial, I feel like the Apple commercial put way more focus into the actual destruction of the instruments… Like, a lot of its runtime was spent on actually showing each thing getting destroyed individually, so it has a
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Anyone else remember seeing this on OSFT years ago? Kinda nostalgic
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https://archive.is/txXec
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They mean you might not need the lambda if all you want to do is enforce a max size; if you want to do resizing/other processing then you’d still need the lambda
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FAQ: > is ordering via ssh secure? you bet it is. arguably more secure than your browser. ssh incorporates encryption and authentication via a process called public key cryptography. if that doesn’t sound secure we don’t know what does.
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No, because a password manager still just stores passwords (one factor!); if someone got that password they can get in The whole point of a passkey is that it’s something you have , not know: - you can’t guess it because it’s a really long
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No, because passwords are just something-you-know (one factor) while a passkey that’s protected with a password is both something-you-have and something-you-know (two factors)
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What.
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Been using it recently and it’s great, the quality of life stuff is really nice (like, not having to worry about compiling TS) and it’s really fast. Some things are still missing though, but for me it’s already better than Node
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