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by c16 9mo ago
While we're talking about silly(?) iOS design decisions, the one I can't get over is allowing users to change lock screen timeout without pin/faceid via Settings > Display & Brightness > Auto-lock. This should reall
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by c16 9mo ago
I tired NextCloud the other day on a 2GB DigitalOcean VPS. It ground to a halt pretty quickly. My plan was to try run it on a Pi, but I gave up on that idea. It seems document editing is quite an intensive task.
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by c16 10mo ago
Would love to know what are the best things we can do to prevent this sort of tracking in general. PiHole? Don't re-use emails? On a scale of 1 to fucked are we cooked?
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by c16 10mo ago
The conjoined triangles of success!
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by c16 10mo ago
A good candidate for second mover advantage. Let everyone else pay for the research and make the mistakes, find out what works and what doesn't. Apple already has the consumers, they might as well save a few (hundred?) bn in the proces
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by c16 10mo ago
I think this checks all the above boxes, but for a public company. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwyk6kvyxvzo
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by c16 10mo ago
CloudFlare: You can't go down if you're never up.
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by c16 1y ago
While this is a very real concern; I can't help but think it's over exaggerated? Kids will always find ways around blocks. I know, I too was once a child. They're already using Google Docs as a chat application in class when
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by c16 1y ago
That's not necessarily a position you have to fight. You can also take the standpoint that if the UK government can't protect your private data, then how can a data provider. There are many such cases: [1] https://www.b
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by c16 1y ago
Definitely feels like since AI there's been a shift and it's gone from total head count as a measure of success to revenue per employee as a measure of success. The fewer employees the better.
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by c16 1y ago
"World doesn't live in echo chambers.", yet 1/2 of the articles are about Trump. I appreciate this is likely coincidence, but my my news sources are far more varied.
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by c16 1y ago
Generally I agree, but there have been some rare occasions where I needed a gif of a screen recording. In that case, finding a nice way to convert was pretty painful, without using any of those online converters.
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by c16 1y ago
I’ve run into this problem before and there’s ways to stop it. Sure your email blocklists work to an extent assuming they’re up to the minute accurate (which they’re not). I’d look into fingerprinting ( https://github.com/fin
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by c16 1y ago
For a Takeaway company, they sure seem to be falling short of EEAT (pun intended). Maybe it's time for someone at Google to take a look at this abuse like they did when the industry called out Forbes Advisor.
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by c16 1y ago
$1,800 on $130,000,000 a year sounds expensive? Company dinners/outings have almost certainly cost the business more.
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Using NASA’s SMAP satellite to detect L-band interference(radioandnukes.substack.com)
308 points by c16 1y ago|69 comments
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by c16 2y ago
Would running an ad blocker not fall under 2.c?
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by c16 2y ago
I'm always surprised at how many LLM research papers are published on here, so despite OpenAI, I think it's absolutely happening.
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by c16 2y ago
> Put any sync button DJ in front of a proper CDJ setup, give them a couple of hours to practice and they will be able to pull off a set. Please observe Grimes at Cochella: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E01QyNHBpcc
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by c16 2y ago
This is absolutely true. I've added x/twitter to my hosts file in an attempt to break the muscle memory and instead use bsky. 4 months on, I'm still type twitter[.]com and finding myself on localhost.
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by c16 2y ago
Your DNA, now available to the highest bidder.
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by c16 2y ago
Bought this on Spotify. Thanks Zuck for bringing it to my attention.
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by c16 2y ago
I think where this will fall on deaf ears is due to its branding. ~Europe's~ America's Digital Markets Act might work better with this administration, irrespective of how good or bad the content contained within it is. In terms of
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by c16 2y ago
This further pushes us into walled gardens. Facebook, Google, ChatGPT, so on.
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by c16 2y ago
I built something very similar to this too, but in Go. My motivation was that running Pi Hole was just way over complicated for something that should be simple and light weight. * Fetches block lists every 6 hours * Gets DNS requests over D
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by c16 2y ago
Glad to see Umami on HN. I've been using it for the past year or so using their docker-compose setup. Really liking it. A big :+1: from me.
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by c16 2y ago
I wonder if they'll put the dashed/contested line around the Gulf of ~Mexico~ America?
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by c16 2y ago
Go in, set up your laptop. Take notes, update the welcome docs, and provide it to the team to consider merging in. Don't go in trying to change everything on day 1. Listen. Provide useful advice. Start providing value. Meet everyone, a
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by c16 2y ago
This is exactly the answer imo. We have subtitle files, which is in effect a cache. Process once, read many times. So while I'm excited this feature is now available, having high quality subtitles cached in one place and generated by A
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by c16 2y ago
Very excited for this, but a waste of energy if everyone is needing to process their video in real time.

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