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by conradev 3y ago
Same! The PSP was the first mobile device I used with WiFi and a web browser.
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by conradev 3y ago
The FCC mandates signatures to try to shift responsibility to call originators: > The FCC requires that all voice service providers certify in the Robocall Mitigation Database that they have fully implemented STIR/SHAKEN or have ins
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by conradev 3y ago
Newer versions of Android and iOS allow you to immediately send a call to voicemail and then watch the live transcription If it’s important, the caller will generally start leaving a message, and you can pick up right there
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by conradev 3y ago
"Foxconn Makes Your iPhone. Now It Wants to Make Your Electric Car" https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2023-11-01/iphone-ma... https://archive.ph/WdSFX
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by conradev 3y ago
A great XKCD on the topic: https://xkcd.com/2044/ I do think that with every turn of that cycle we end up with better compromises. They’ll still be compromises, though.
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by conradev 3y ago
"SQLite4 was an experimental rewrite of SQLite that was active from 2012 through 2014. All development work on SQLite4 has ended. Lessons learned from SQLite4 have been folded into the main SQLite3 product. SQLite4 was never released.
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by conradev 3y ago
It actually fits the narrative pretty well The materials for one EV battery can make ~30 e-bikes, and currently EVs are too expensive for most people. The way to fix that and the way that industry is fixing it is to make batteries more effi
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by conradev 3y ago
Generally, yes, but a few items: - Distribution systems today can only handle some percentage of EV penetration in a given area, not 100%. Charging an EV from the roof skips the grid entirely - The bulk of the cost is labor and permitting,
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by conradev 3y ago
It's my backup key for my garage and my office door. I also use the universal remote to change TVs in public spaces occasionally. It's a chunker, so it's not a pocket carry, but I keep it in my backpack. I recently discovered
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by conradev 3y ago
> Why would they do that, if it’s harmful to them? Because they don't know any better? My understanding is that the two treatment options regardless of diagnosis and regardless of hardware are either "medicine" or "se
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by conradev 3y ago
I wish the web page came out and said what Willow actually provides and what is up to the developer. As far as I can tell, this is primarily a crypographic specification, like Noise ( http://www.noiseprotocol.org ) except for a st
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by conradev 3y ago
You don’t need IPFS or even content-based addressing to get a system like you are describing. You can add distributed caching to HTTPS with message signatures (or a similar scheme): https://httpwg.org/http-extensions/dr
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by conradev 3y ago
At both ends of the spectrum? My intuition is that on the low end they’d take a hit in efficiency by not having low-power cores to schedule background tasks onto like Intel and ARM have been pushing
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by conradev 3y ago
I’m happy to hear it! I only reframed the problem, though, and didn’t really propose a solution, which is often the part that people disagree with The centralized player with the most control over this is the viral platforms themselves. If
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by conradev 3y ago
There doesn’t need to be any link between Zyn and the viral social marketing for it to be a serious problem in need of fixing It’s actually harder to solve the more decentralized it is: if any creator can make money off of a viral video and
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by conradev 3y ago
Yes! I should have explicitly spoke to that, because it wasn't the source of the idea I was trying to respond to "Why does systemd have to store file descriptors?" with "That's actually the entire point of its exist
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by conradev 3y ago
I don’t fully understand the relevance of that paragraph, but launchd and systemd both work this way, both for similar reasons I do believe that launchd came first: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2565780
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by conradev 3y ago
The functionality is key for socket-activated daemons which is a Big Idea behind systemd: it can launch daemons on-demand instead of at boot, allowing for faster boot times
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by conradev 3y ago
The rkyv crate has stable in-memory representations for many types in the Rust standard library: https://rkyv.org/ I feel like it is the missing piece here because you could do hash table lookups in shared memory, too!
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by conradev 3y ago
Top engineering talent likely doesn't make content decisions
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by conradev 3y ago
If someone has the latest MacBook Pro as the only client on their AP ( https://support.apple.com/en-euro/guide/deployment/dep2ac3e3... ), is the U7 Pro going to use the same channel configuration in 6 GHz as th
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by conradev 3y ago
Which some are also trying to grow back: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/10/20/climate/icela... A lot of the roughness in the terrain is because there are lots of old lava fields
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by conradev 3y ago
Your zero sum outlook assumes that everyone does the same job, when the primary point of a convening an organization is combining different specializations and dividing labor accordingly.
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by conradev 3y ago
/etc/passwd is the same on every device because it is in the system image, which is world readable. I don't think this exploit can be used to read the call history database as the author implies because it is outside of the s
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by conradev 3y ago
apotris’ master mode is very good, I just played a lot of it, thanks for the rec!
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by conradev 3y ago
I personally love mine. The build quality is great and it fits well in my hands
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by conradev 3y ago
I recently got a Miyoo Mini and I almost exclusively use it to play NES Tetris. I’m hooked and I didn’t know there even was a community! https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805029072733.html
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by conradev 3y ago
You are not wrong to think this – spending a pile of cash on a name is a big decision that you want to approach with rigor. We didn't do that, though. Our domain was available for like $4,000. The .inc TLD is intentionally expensive to
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by conradev 3y ago
Here is the website with the same information and the same clicking around but less nostalgia: https://software.inc/html I don’t think it is more useful , but it is certainly more functional (supports screen reading, tex
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by conradev 3y ago
> Instead of data going to models, we need models come to our data which is stored locally and stay locally. We are building this over at https://software.inc ! We collect data about you (from your computer and the internet) i

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