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by benoau 1y ago
For NodeJS I like to use a .env.local that can be copied to .env to provide all the configuration necessary for local development. I use a .nvmrc to pin the nodejs version managed by nvm, and all package.json scripts use packages installed
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by benoau 1y ago
Predictable response, they'd rather have complete autonomy to decide what they will do and be the sole arbiter of consumers' rights, while gaming history disintegrates thanks to the double-tap of online-dependency shutdowns and ma
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by benoau 1y ago
This is exciting in terms of competing with the cheap-laptop market including Chromebooks, they should be able to do something incredible in that space if they price it well. MY only worry is they might restrict it to the Mac App Store like
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by benoau 1y ago
Key detail being > At this point, Spectre has been mitigated in the kernel, and a clear warning from the Compute Runtime build serves as a notification for those running modified kernels without those patches.
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by benoau 1y ago
Love Kinto, although I find on PopOS it is pretty annoying always having to wait a couple seconds for the command key to register to select multiple files, zoom in/out etc. But overall it does a very impressive job of letting me conti
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by benoau 1y ago
But which country would agree to take him...
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by benoau 1y ago
And SteamOS. SteamOS showed everyone that low-power processors could be surprisingly competent, with perfect hibernation and sleep, without Windows.
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by benoau 1y ago
I think there's at-least a 2% fee for that, but it's more convoluted than ever to calculate how much rent is owed for using your device.
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by benoau 1y ago
FTC needs to do a clean sweep of all the major platforms, it's been ~14 years since anyone did and last time they found Facebook calling it "friendly fraud" to get children spending thousands and refuse their parents refunds,
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Apple Faces EU Judgment, Again, over App Store Terms(msn.com)
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There's a push to get rid of most of the common practices: https://www.beuc.eu/reports/game-over-consumers-fight-fairer...
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by benoau 1y ago
> Fighting insanity with more insanity: Asking the EU to force break up american corporations. The DOJ is literally asking Google be broken up...
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> There’s urgency to get a deal done right away. Apple’s search partner, Google, is at risk of losing its ability to pay Apple for the default search position on Safari, a deal worth billions of dollars per year. If Apple acts now, it co
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by benoau 1y ago
And getting people to subscribe for years, there must be millions of 20+ year old Netflix accounts.
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The only way Framework is going to match that is if they take charge of the operating system and probably the CPU design too so they can eke out every bit of performance - which is certainly possible these days, a lot of companies are doing
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by benoau 1y ago
I believe you can only uninstall Apple's Photos and set something else as default in the EU, but you can still use other apps (eg Google Photos or Synology's Moments and Photos apps).
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It's lifespan is practically defined by how long it gets security updates after Apple obsoletes it, and your ability to install other operating systems when that ends - there is only Asahi Linux, and Asahi is still figuring out M1 supp
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by benoau 1y ago
They don't make the CPU or the hardware. And M1 laptops are what about three years from the vintage list? They'll be e-waste at the end of this decade even while other laptops fail to match it.
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by benoau 1y ago
He was a favourite author of mine when I was young, many great novels. > The Day Of The Jackal was turned into a 1973 film starring Edward Fox as the Jackal, and then became a TV drama starring Eddie Redmayne last year. It was also the 1
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by benoau 1y ago
I put it LM Studio on an old gaming rig with a 3060 TI, took about 10 minutes to start using it and most of that time was downloading a model.
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Not just 20 years old - an almost flawless 20 years at massive scale.
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by benoau 1y ago
Very exciting. I'm using math in particular as an entry point for teaching programming to offspring.
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Probably vibe-coding and blindly accepting without realizing it introduced a new stack...
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by benoau 1y ago
Despite the article's headline, the article does not mention or infer a city was found.
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We’re in the midst of watching Apple get away with criminal contempt for forcing consumers to be as ignorant as possible of their IAP fees - including forcing Patreon to exclusively use them while under court order to allow them to link to
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by benoau 1y ago
This looks awesome. As soon as I saw Synology's DSM I realized the browser would be a fantastic place for a desktop environment, but they only built half of it - then left it mostly untouched anyway.
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by benoau 1y ago
The worst part is this appears to be by design... > By default, Tailscale tries to account for domains on shared email providers (like gmail.com) where users will share a domain, but are unrelated and should not share a single tailnet. &
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by benoau 1y ago
Seems to me that if I go to bed dirty then I will be contaminating my bed with all the bacteria and viruses and stuff I've accumulated throughout the day.
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One week to comply or come up with an excuse that isn’t contradicted by telling Epic they had to wait until their appeal was heard which appears to directly violate the judge’s 2025 injunction which due to their contempt ruling on the 202
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by benoau 1y ago
What makes you think that? > Yen says that "at least 95%" of ProtonMail users don't pay for any services. https://www.axios.com/2021/11/09/privacy-business-booming-pr...

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