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catgirlinspace
9mo ago
more discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46536848
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catgirlinspace
10mo ago
Only use I've seen is people replying to basically every post on twitter with "@grok explain this", so likely the latter.
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catgirlinspace
10mo ago
I’ve never had Apple Music add random songs to my library and the closest thing to an AI DJ is AutoMix which is easily disabled and I’ve never had it re-enable itself. Can also add your own music to iCloud Music Library with the Apple Music
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catgirlinspace
10mo ago
Quicken isn’t Intuit (as far as I know at least). You’re probably thinking of QuickBooks?
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catgirlinspace
10mo ago
It still is fun with Linux. Running NixOS and configuring my entire system with it is possibly the most fun i’ve had in a while with setting up a computer, or just using one at all.
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catgirlinspace
10mo ago
that menu is control center
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catgirlinspace
10mo ago
What’s the best way to fund development of this stuff? I’m aware of donating to the matrix.org foundation, but as far as I can tell none of that goes towards funding server and client implementations since those are Element instead of the f
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catgirlinspace
11mo ago
Actual article title: Photojournalist Arrested Covering ICE Protest as Authorities Impound His Camera Gear
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catgirlinspace
11mo ago
You can pay for Orion+. https://kagi.com/onboarding?p=orion_plan
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catgirlinspace
11mo ago
Isn’t that basically just throwing away your vote though with it being a winner-takes-all system?
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catgirlinspace
11mo ago
iPhone users can also experience this if unlucky :D
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catgirlinspace
11mo ago
That’s just an iframe embedding https://deflock.me/
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catgirlinspace
1y ago
> ISPs are fined according to the number of vulnerable devices they connect. That sounds like how we get ISPs only allowing ISP-provided routers and only devices from a few big manufacturers can connect. And things like phones running Li
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ExxonMobil accuses California of violating its free speech
(theverge.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
It seems like this is still the same Vice? > In May, Vice Media announced it will create a joint venture with Savage Venture to relaunch its websites, such as Vice.com, Munchies, Motherboard, and Noisey. https://en.wikipedia.o
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1y ago
Perhaps they allowed Apple Push Notification service so their own app can receive notifications?
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1y ago
Hoping there’s a new iOS version soon then so I can get off the beta, has been annoying dealing with crashes but at least element x launches really fast. Really glad to hear that notification badges are almost fixed! I left an upvote on the
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1y ago
Latest Element X Testflight and nightly both crash for me very consistently when navigating back from two or more levels deep (like from Chats > room > room info and then going back). iOS 26.1 beta (23B5064e). I’ve been blaming it on
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California enacts its own internet age-gating law
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1y ago
I think the idea is your mail server is set to only accept emails to account names you’ve generated instead of being a catch all. So if one of the ones you generated is used for spam, you could just deactivate that one and move the service
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1y ago
The hammer isn't shutting down a service, it refers to your Google account getting banned for a violation or whatever reason they feel like.
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1y ago
YouTube changed 1:1 aspect ratio videos to be shorts a while back :(
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1y ago
My entire personal website runs on a fork of Lune! Only change is a (very jank) crate I wrote to add SQLite.
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1y ago
if it’s only the kid and the nearby phone user, and the nearby phone user is having an emergency (that’s also preventing them from being able to call themselves) then the kid is able to do it.
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1y ago
If you go to Settings > Privacy & Security > App Privacy Report you can see domains contacted by an app, which apps contact a specific domain, and data and sensor access logs. Can also export it as a JSON file. I think the data an
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1y ago
The author of the article.
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1y ago
Could’ve been the built in optimized battery charging where it stays at 80% until about when it think it’ll be needed (based off of previous usage on battery tmk, but i wouldn’t be surprised if it also looks at the native calendar app or so
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1y ago
Why are you being so rude? You claimed that apps not made by fortune 500 companies are all garbage, they listed some counter examples (not an exhaustive list), and that isn’t good enough? If anyone here is ruining the site, I think it might
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1y ago
Completely forgot about Local on the 8s! I remember when I was much younger (probably around 12 or 13) I was obsessed for a while with how it worked on DirecTV- there was a national feed that was being played as normal, but when that starte
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1y ago
Nope, still exists :3 https://classic.minecraft.net/
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