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by collabs 4mo ago
Thank you for sharing. Do your dehumidifiers run all the time? Do they have some kind of auto on / auto off feature? Do you run them on some schedule? As necessary? I am thinking it would be very easy for me to forget unless it is a se
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by collabs 4mo ago
> Depending on when your landline phone jacks were put in, you might be able to reterminate with rj45 and run something-baseT, although you'll need four pair to hit gigE or better. Works better if your house was wired with home runs
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by collabs 4mo ago
I would be grateful and happy to have gigabit Ethernet with cat 6A in every room instead of this single landline phone jack and/or coaxial cable. The most important thing is a good conduit in place when the house is built.
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by collabs 4mo ago
They did the same thing to Hotmail as well. It was fine running on FreeBSD/Solaris. Microsoft didn't need to switch to windows for no good reason.
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by collabs 4mo ago
Probably because it is shady?
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by collabs 4mo ago
I'm sure everyone has their own use case but I use typst for resumes or other documents that I want to keep in git but I need to share with others using PDF. I use typst in visual studio code using tiny mist extension. I can generate P
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by collabs 4mo ago
I'm sorry but I lost interest in matrix in 2017 ish when I tried to use my existing matrix log in when trying to sign into the Mozilla matrix and I simply couldn't. At the end I ended up creating a new account on Mozilla side just
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by collabs 4mo ago
In theory, yes. I would hope all the things that are "common sense" and "simple" would have already been implemented. However, as my professor of History from college loved to say "follow the money". If somethi
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by collabs 4mo ago
In my opinion, the real fix to scam, spam, and robocalls is to pass along the REAL(TM) Caller ID information not just the caller ID but the actual billed Caller ID information and allow the recipient easy ways to drop the calls when those t
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by collabs 4mo ago
I was hoping this would be about JMAP.
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by collabs 4mo ago
What stops Ford or General Motors from creating a "startup" that is not bound by its existing agreements with its dealership network to sell a new vehicle direct to consumers "in select states" where the law allows this?
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by collabs 4mo ago
There is no "our side" and that's the problem. There are issues with a clear majority 80% plus voters agree on and steadily over decades and yet veto points (filibuster, committee chairs, holds) plus donor capture means a mot
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by collabs 4mo ago
I don't think anyone is born like that. Politicians are trained for it. I remember a podcast where they talked about Al Franken and how it was difficult to get him to stop answering questions. The goal: one, maybe two or three talking
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by collabs 4mo ago
Kind of tangential but the picture has floppies so... I absolutely hated floppies. I could never tell when one would go bad. I would ride my bicycle to a cyber cafe, send and receive emails and save text files or whatever to my floppy to br
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by collabs 4mo ago
Sure, I don't like him either but it shouldn't be about him. It should be about the institutions we trusted to keep our index funds safe. Or was this always based on "vibes"? Was VOO never safe? Was it always possible fo
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by collabs 4mo ago
something that came to my mind as I was reading the comments here -- the thing is that in the quest for professionalism, we have sidelined a lot of people who would be good at teaching in favor of people who are good at jumping hoops. there
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by collabs 4mo ago
I am thinking why not use the iPad simply as a letter pad with infinite pages? the new iPad with the new iPad pencil can do that and I am sure with the right software you can write, erase, rewrite as much as you want? What am I missing?
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by collabs 4mo ago
if we can tolerate latency for AI data centers why not build them in the middle of nowhere with solar panels, huge battery banks, and fiber connections? What am I missing? It is truly doable now though with sodium batteries. It is more expe
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by collabs 5mo ago
>> Rumor is that GCP was happily selling compute to competitors. After all, under the hood, Google is closer to a federation than a corporation. The state of GCP doesn't care about the state of Gemini. > It’s not a rumor - the
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by collabs 5mo ago
Funny enough by attending and booing they are already doing their part instead of boycotting the commencement
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by collabs 5mo ago
Zoom out a little though. I've always felt the main reason That most companies use Salesforce Is that most companies use Salesforce. I'll give you an example. At a previous employer, We used Google Analytics. We paid for Goog
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by collabs 5mo ago
Or, it will acknowledge that it made a mistake and continue to make the same mistake again. I asked Claude to generate an HTML page about PowerShell 7. It gave me a page saying 7.4 was the latest LTS release. I corrected it with links sho
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by collabs 5mo ago
> Communication is a tax that you should justify before paying it. I thought it meant like keep things as local as possible. Like within the same process, within the same machine, avoid going through the network because staying on the pr
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by collabs 5mo ago
Absolutely. I did this just last week. I couldn't figure out why I wasn't able to get out application to use a fileserver in a new test environment. I brought it to the team and got help from someone else. > As a teacher, I can
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by collabs 5mo ago
It is supposed to get better over time though. I mean at least that's the sales pitch. Globalization was supposed to lift all boats. If you remember the air quality in Beijing used to be the absolute worst but it has allegedly improved
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by collabs 5mo ago
> Password must contain at least one special character (!@#$%^&*...) Why?
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by collabs 5mo ago
Can you please elaborate more on these issues?
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by collabs 5mo ago
I think Anthorpic has pledged to not use team and enterprise user's data for training purposes. I don't mind if they do some verification or whatever as long as it doesn't end up in the responses it gives others.
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by collabs 5mo ago
I had the great fortune for a major steel company. They had regular "training day"s where basically there is an hour long session where the team showed what new capabilities and fixes the software got and perhaps more importantly
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by collabs 5mo ago
All my publicly available code on GitHub dot com is available for free for anyone to clone and copy. What is not free is my time, my attention, and support. I don't know how open source maintainers do it but I can't imagine doing

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