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arsome
4y ago
I was going to try TailScale but then it seemed the only option to do so as an individual was to login with a 3rd party cloud provider, which I in no way want tied into my networks. I gave up and just setup wireguard directly instead, I don
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4y ago
Is it just me or is OpenAI the exact opposite of open? They may as well just call it ClosedAI at this point, seems like every interesting thing they do is kept under wraps.
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arsome
5y ago
If you're using it for product research, probably not the best idea - I'm betting that people who append site:reddit.com to their queries are not the only ones who've noticed it being a better place to find information someti
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arsome
5y ago
There's definitely benefit to having that block of time be in the morning where you have more energy though, if you're able to, shifting your sleep schedule to be earlier can help with productivity here.
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5y ago
The point here is not so much the M1 side, but the Graviton side - if you're developing on an M1-based Mac and comfortable deploying to ARM stuff anyways, you may as well go for it. https://www.anandtech.com/show/1
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arsome
5y ago
Also make sure you're not exposing an identifying public key to a service you intended to use anonymously.
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5y ago
Hoping the browser vendors will enable this only for EU users, I want nothing to do with bad CAs.
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arsome
5y ago
With the integration of SponsorBlock and ReturnYoutubeDislike Vanced is truly better than ever.
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arsome
5y ago
Did you miss the part where the parent was referring to people who don't have iOS devices?
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arsome
5y ago
People are actually selling AirTags with the speakers already disabled, this is a massive hole they're consistently overlooking.
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arsome
5y ago
Pretty sure any dishwasher on the market in the past decade uses at least a simple microcontroller, just because it's the cheapest way to achieve all their control and user interactions.
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arsome
5y ago
Bought by ebay, floundered, then sold back to the original owner, then died and turned into something called "Mix" which looks like some kind of photo sharing knockoff.
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arsome
5y ago
Foobar may have more customization potential, but for my preferred layout, Clementine or Amarok 1.x were comparable if not superior options.
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5y ago
Except when you forgot to put it in the right place because you just had to extract it and do that one quick thing... I'd rather not rely on my own willingness to organize files so I'll take a search tool any day.
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arsome
5y ago
It definitely had a bit of a marketing tone, but it was focused on what's ultimately an open source product you can run pretty much anywhere, from a different cloud provider to your own bare metal, they just happened to use it on Azure
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arsome
5y ago
What? MSG is very commonly used in popular American snack foods, like Doritos, no need for a workaround and there's no ban on it.
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arsome
5y ago
X forwarding via compressed SSH (ssh -XC) is likely the simplest bet, especially now that WSL has good support for it, if you need more advanced remote desktop you can take a look at x2go which is based on NoMachine's NX protocol.
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5y ago
Most supermarkets sell veggies loose, but even most people avoiding the standard plastic bags will put them in nylon mesh bags instead, not sure what your option there would be, but there's probably some cotton based bag you could find
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arsome
5y ago
Important to note that KeePass itself does not have an official browser plug in, all plug-ins are 3rd party and none have large commercial backing. Several browser plug-ins are available as well as simpler solutions like a browser extension
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arsome
5y ago
In this case, not so much, they block individual CDMs as they get leaked, but if you dump your own or find/purchase a non-public one, you're off to the races. They don't change the basic software APIs or crypto occurring. How
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arsome
5y ago
Yeah, I think software piracy was a huge part of technological learning for me from an early age, figuring out how to the name of what I was even looking for (cracks, Warez), using astalavista, early torrent clients, forwarding ports, findi
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arsome
5y ago
In my experience the download services have weird time limits and are pretty crappy, I'd rather just have the content on my Plex server.
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5y ago
For this kind of thing it's usually better to just use a user-driven site like: https://downdetector.ca/status/aws-amazon-web-services/ Some users are clueless, but the clueless users average out over time an
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5y ago
Because what they have flowing in abundance is a loss in many other ways. Public transit is a generally a worse experience in all but the most urban of places, and even then there's often enough problems that make it significantly less
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5y ago
Xposed modules (can even be targetted at specific apps in a root-less way using Taichi), patching system libraries with smalipatcher to disable the "secure flag" system wide or root screen capture tools like scrcpy.
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5y ago
While I do feel the restrictions have been widely overzealous, to say "People, doctors and clinics would have taken care of this easily." is an absolute falsehood. The failure of the healthcare system to keep up in many places is
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arsome
5y ago
A vague symptom like "fatigue" is also one of the most commonly reported symptoms of placebos.
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5y ago
I think you're missing the point, the US does not have direct access to databases that could be related to these facts and yet suddenly took them offline.
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5y ago
Racialized? I dunno, it's a thing already in any case.
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5y ago
I think there must already be a standard for this for the racist ones and stuff.
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