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by crims0n 4y ago
Keep it air gapped, only way to be sure! Only half kidding, unfortunately.
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by crims0n 4y ago
Sorry to hear that… I hope it continues to recover for you. Mine is okay for the most part I think, I have never had a complex palate though so the taste of food is something I haven’t historically valued outside of “this is edible, and thi
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by crims0n 4y ago
Interesting that they classify loss of smell as a neurological symptom. I had Covid last January and my sense of smell has never been the same. I used to be able to walk into a room, flair my nostrils, and pick up everything from the couch,
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by crims0n 4y ago
I remember wanting one of these so badly when they were announced, they were marketing the hell out of them at the time. It’s a shame they were not more popular, could have been fun bringing them to school and interacting with students sim
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by crims0n 4y ago
Started a blog some time ago with AWS Lightsail... was like 5 USD a month and all you had to take care of (after initial setup) was security updates and cert renewal. Your point is well taken, but I think there are relatively cheap and low
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by crims0n 4y ago
Palo Alto has a quick and easy site to recategorize URL and was thinking the same would exist for SOPHOS but... nope. Support forms tell you to put in a feature request - what a joke.
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by crims0n 4y ago
OP was making the point that we shouldn't take our rights in the West for granted, because there are people in the world who have it demonstrably worse. Not every statement needs to account for all variables.
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by crims0n 4y ago
Highly recommend looking into the author... was about to order the book but saw a lot of stuff I didn't like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruno_Bettelheim
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by crims0n 4y ago
Really enjoyed this essay, the parallels between the flâneur of old and modern lurkers is a brilliant connection. Really makes me question how much time I should be spending on twitter and reddit.
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by crims0n 4y ago
Posts like this really make me miss my old Pebble. Maybe its incredibly niche, but they left a gap in the market that no other offering has yet to fill.
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by crims0n 4y ago
I hesitate to since what you care about in the news is highly personal, as is your preferred tone. What works for me though is WSJ, NYT, Bloomberg, and The Economist.
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by crims0n 4y ago
> I currently have two daily sources of news, Reddit and Google News. > News is mostly clickbait I don't want to tell you how to do you, but just know that there are plenty of informative journalistic sources that do not reduce t
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by crims0n 4y ago
If you are in the US, the WSJ has something called the "The 10-Point" which is a curated list of the top news stories for the day, delivered via email around 8am ET every weekday. I subscribed to it a couple years ago on a whim, a
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by crims0n 4y ago
I am interested in migrating to Jellyfin for most of the same reasons, but the apparent lack of an Apple TV app is a bit of a deal breaker.
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by crims0n 4y ago
It depends on the company and situation. Sometimes they ask for volunteers and you can request the package, most times you don't get a choice.
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by crims0n 4y ago
I agree for C. It's simple, it's fast, it's portable, and it's a fantastic gateway into ASM. To your point, I believe learning it is an important part of foundational computer science - and for that reason I don't
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by crims0n 4y ago
It's definitely a subpar experience, but for the first time it feels usable. Each screen is about the equivalent of a 55" 1080p monitor 5ft from your face.
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by crims0n 4y ago
Agreed - I actually did some real work in Horizon Workrooms today with a pass through keyboard and three large monitors streaming from my MacBook. Feels like they are getting really close. Those pancake lenses are truly a next-gen improveme
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by crims0n 4y ago
I see it as fun toys for people who like hardware.
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by crims0n 4y ago
I loved everything about the Pocket C.H.I.P - but that keyboard made the entire concept unusable. I am hoping (perhaps foolishly), this keyboard will be marginally better... but we will see :)
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by crims0n 4y ago
Not going to lie, this seems to scratch an itch I haven't thought about since the days of the Pocket C.H.I.P. If the keyboard is even remotely useable, I am interested.
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by crims0n 4y ago
No - but it's closer than ever, yet still probably years away.
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by crims0n 4y ago
Was always a bit skeptical about crypto, and as such never made any meaningful investments in it. This past year seems to have validated all that skepticism, so as a regular Joe - I don't see the benefit of having any in my portfolio a
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by crims0n 4y ago
Looks like price increased to $449 USD? Still a good value, but a noticeable increase.
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by crims0n 4y ago
Interesting, if only incremental update. The hardware far outpacing the software continues.
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by crims0n 4y ago
I had a similar problem, and found that it was much easier to deal with hunger in the morning. I generally skip breakfast (curbing hunger with coffee), have a light lunch, and a normal dinner. If I am still hungry before bed, maybe a glass
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by crims0n 4y ago
Don't forget firewalls!
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by crims0n 4y ago
I envy your metabolism. I work out a lot as well, but have to skip breakfast each day or risk taking in too many calories. May just be a function of my age - in my mid 30s now.
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by crims0n 4y ago
30% COGS surprised me… I always estimated it would have been around 50%. Learned something new.
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by crims0n 4y ago
Just another datapoint, my M2 Air with 24GB RAM takes around 75-80 seconds.

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