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My bottom left is that, very handy indeed.
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I have the top-left corner on MacOS set to act as a "hot corner." Whenever my mouse goes there, it triggers exposé, showing all my windows to me. I got the habit from using gnome3, which does this by default, and find it quite han
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Governor Hochul Signs the Digital Fair Repair Act into Law
(governor.ny.gov)
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Looks like the article has an important update: > (Update, 10:50 a.m., 12/20/2022: Given that the NY legislature is technically never out of session in modern times, inaction by the governor on the bill after 10 days would make
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Even that is easily forged, although that takes care of some casual sharing arguably.
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4y ago
But wait, I thought the new satellite SOS feature launched today? Was this during some kind of beta test?
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4y ago
Anyone remember using "MyYahoo!" where you could customize the page, putting feeds and other things in the boxes and arranging them as you saw fit?
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I am at a law firm that uses a remote system like that. Have definitely gone two Citrix’s deep for some things, so I feel this. Honestly, though, it’s better than the laptop the other firms have given me. One took over 10 minutes to boot, i
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Appeals court clears the way for a Texas social media law
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My guess is that printed and scanned documents from word make up a large component of this.
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Patent Act requires an inventor to be a natural person, not an AI [pdf]
(cafc.uscourts.gov)
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The New York metro area is much larger than NYC and includes suburbs and smaller cities in Long Island, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
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> For New York metro residents who take public transportation, a door-to-door commute averages about 51 minutes. That’s much longer than the 29 minutes typically spent by those who drive alone. I mean, is this really an apples to apples
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Tangentially related: I’ve found that if I use a specific USB type C extension cable with my USB/DP dock, my MX Master 3 stops working reliably over BT or Logitech's Unified receiver - even on other computers. I think the extensio
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I use an inexpensive USB dock with a single HDMI port for my M1 air, on a single 27 inch 4K monitor. It works with a single port and also provides gigabit network and power, and works at 60Hz. It’s one that supports DisplayPort 1.4 for the
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"...as I see it, some of the other abortion-related legal questions raised by today's decision are not especially difficult as a constitutional matter. For example, may a State bar a resident of that State from traveling to anothe
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5y ago
As I've heard it from IRC, "Don't ask to ask, just ask." - https://dontasktoask.com/
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If you want a fun podcast about a crazy heist involving SWIFT, check out The Lazarus Heist. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w13xtvg9/episodes/downloads
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I wonder if he's going to LTT's labs venture? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt3-6BsWlPk
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Is it a problem, or is it that filesystems are not something you need to add new features to as often and thus commits are biased towards fixes? Or some other reason for a bias?
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I’ve seen even this fail once, although it was unusual circumstances. Black box on what turned out to be slightly off-black text using a PDF highlighting tool. Not the ideal way to do it. When printed and scanned you could just barely read
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IRS to ditch biometric requirement for online access
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https://web.archive.org/web/20220205183707/https://news.itsf...
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The message says that the user's "cellular plan doesn’t support iCloud Private Relay," so is this the same thing they've done with other VPN providers? That is, do they just count the traffic against the tethering/h
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One category I’ve noticed this kind of thing in is calorie counts. I’ll search for a product that should have an official nutrition page from the brand’s website, and get pages and pages of websites that just seem to regurgitate from some
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I've always thought it interesting that there was a time when large(ish) websites were hosted using servers that would struggle to outperform a modern smart toaster or wristwatch, and yet modern web applications tend to demand a dramat
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For those confused about the fine amount, here is the quote from the original source: > In light of all the relevant criteria of Article 83 described above in sections 6.3-6.4, we consider that the imposition of a fine of NOK 65 000 000
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65,000,000 NOK is 6,492,207 EUR
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Link to download latest beta (with native arm64!): https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360007318471-Si...
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> Asteroid 2004 MN4 will come scarily close to Earth on April 13, 2029, but it will not hit. Well, not from that asteroid, at least.
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