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by ctippett 2y ago
Not just different tailnets, but it also only works between devices on the same tailnet that aren't tagged. Awesome feature otherwise – particularly useful for quickly sending files from my iPhone to a Windows machine. AirDrop still re
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by ctippett 2y ago
I think it plays to the topics that are so often popularised here: the decline of Google Search and Rust™.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Obviously the UK is not the EU... but Starling Bank offer an API that you can use to access your personal bank account. I'm sure Monzo and other neo-banks offer similar functionality.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Appreciate the reference, I wasn't familiar with the ICAO noise standards. If I'm reading things correctly it looks like Stage 5 caps out at 50dB, whereas a cursory search on the decibel levels for a supersonic boom comes up with
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by ctippett 2y ago
Not that I disagree with you, but I'd argue the most viable route would be one the Concorde already served: New York to London over the North Atlantic.
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by ctippett 2y ago
I'm enthusiastic about what Boom are setting out to achieve, but it's my understanding that the technological/engineering challenges to supersonic flight is just one hurdle – the other being the geopolitical issues that arise
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by ctippett 2y ago
It's been awhile since I've looked into it, but are you sure the open source software is compatible with the latest Quaderno's? I've been following this issue[1] on GitHub that seems to suggest people are still holding o
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by ctippett 2y ago
Great write up. Australia has pretty good consumer protection laws.. I feel like the warranty period offered by the manufacturer could/should be superseded by the Consumers Guarantee Act – it seems reasonable to expect an AC unit to op
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Moom 4: Next-generation window manager(manytricks.com)
76 points by ctippett 2y ago|34 comments
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by ctippett 2y ago
Seeing the logo made me wonder if this was a project spun out of Tripadvisor, they're very similar.
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by ctippett 2y ago
BetterTouchTool also includes functionality to customise Finder's context-menu. I was hoping Hammerspoon would have something similar in their arsenal of APIs, but it doesn't look like they do.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Another saga from the gypity chronicles! I really like this author's writing style. It feels like I'm reading my own inner monologue.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Yes, an iPhone. As an occasional writer of CSS, I assume the behaviour is the result of using font-size as the basis for sizing elements. As the font-size increases due to various media breakpoints triggering, so too do the elements on the
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by ctippett 2y ago
On mobile, if I zoom out to 85% everything gets smaller and more things fit on the screen (great!). Zooming out further to 75% makes everything larger... 50% and things get larger still (more so than they were at their default size at 100%)
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by ctippett 2y ago
While the title matches the article, it's a bit of a hyperbole. They found a bug in a 55-year old Lunar Lander game .
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by ctippett 2y ago
I'm embarrassed to admit it took until the final paragraph before realising that 'gypity' is a reference to Chat GPT.
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by ctippett 2y ago
The data doesn't have to be the content of user's notes. Think of all the metadata they're likely collecting per user/notebook/interaction – the data's likely useful for things like flagging security events, ca
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by ctippett 2y ago
> Many projects don’t really talk about this. Instead you see a nice README that explains how to do things, but that README that doesn’t reflect the human pain and suffering it took [to get working] This resonates.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Why? Does AGPL really matter if you're not planning on monetising whatever it is you're using it for? Not trying to be snarky, I'm genuinely curious why you'd be so vehemently opposed to it.
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by ctippett 2y ago
I imagined Yakety Sax playing in the background while reading that part. Hilarious.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Wait, what? You've successfully asked a stranger if you can take over driving their vehicle – presumably a vehicle they rely on for their income and one you're not insured for – and they've said yes!?
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by ctippett 2y ago
You're right. I found this link[1]that describes (in great detail) the seat used in the SR-71. As an aside, the website (ejectionseat.com) is a trip itself. [1] https://www.ejectionsite.com/sr1seat.htm
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by ctippett 2y ago
I don't know if it was a Martin-Baker ejection seat, but this pilot's account of surviving an ejection from 78,000 ft at Mach 3.18 (3926,664 km/h!) in a SR-71 Blackbird is pretty wild. http://www.chuckyeager.org&#x
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by ctippett 2y ago
Also this: https://github.com/szymonkaliski/hhtwm
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by ctippett 2y ago
Both 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 are showing as authoritative. That shouldn't be the case, no? dig steamcommunity.com @8.8.8.8 ; <<>> DiG 9.9.7-P3 <<>> steamcommunity.com @8.8.8.8 ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HE
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by ctippett 2y ago
I live in an apartment block where each flat is likely spending £30-60 per month on broadband. Even accounting for the odd power user, I reckon we could get away with sharing a 1-2 Gbps connection and benefit from the collective cost saving
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by ctippett 2y ago
Looks to be officially confirmed. I just received the following email from Ticketek Australia: > Dear Ticketek Customer, > We are writing to let you know that Ticketek has become aware of a cyber incident impacting Ticketek Australia
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by ctippett 2y ago
Conversely I've become more motivated to draw things and try my hand at digital art since being exposed to Stable Diffusion, Midjourney et. al. I take the output from these tools and then attempt to recreate or trace over them.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Absolutely agree with your first point. If this machine is such a detriment to OP's productivity, surely their time would be better spent communicating this with their IT/procurement team over making a public blog post.
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by ctippett 2y ago
I had high hopes for 1Password's integration with Fastmail and their masked email feature. Unfortunately I've seldom had it work properly and 1Password never prompts me to create a masked email when creating a new account for some

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