czottmann

12 ms·

91.
by czottmann 3y ago
I wish I could upvote this more than once.
92.
by czottmann 3y ago
You mean roads?
93.
by czottmann 3y ago
I have. (Web dev here.) I know it works but I don't want to set up all the things just to get some basic scripting capability. My point is that there is zero local API surface for interacting with the application. That's the reaso
94.
by czottmann 3y ago
Hi, macOS user here. I know Firefox is great, and I'd love to use it (again), but Mozilla's decision to remove all user-facing, OS-level scripting capabilities from it (i.e., AppleScript) made me drop it a few years ago. Getting
95.
by czottmann 3y ago
Why did you do it
96.
by czottmann 3y ago
I suspect they'll embed the X post/stream.
97.
by czottmann 3y ago
Archived version, sans possible paywall: https://archive.ph/OEquy
98.
Why your weather forecasts may soon become more accurate(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by czottmann 3y ago|2 comments
99.
by czottmann 3y ago
> Available on all 4 major platforms, Linux, OS/X, FreeBSD, Windows I know it's nitpicky, but it's "macOS" since 2016, i.e. it stopped being "OS X" or "OSX" about 7 years ago.
100.
by czottmann 3y ago
Extremely debatable, especially when stated without qualifiers. I know a lot of people who are happily using Mastodon or Bluesky, not looking back and enjoying their chosen platforms a lot more than Twitter.
101.
by czottmann 3y ago
Archived/readable version: https://archive.ph/yCAEf
102.
The future of Leo: A roadmap for Brave’s built-in AI browser assistant(brave.com)
2 points by czottmann 3y ago|0 comments
103.
by czottmann 3y ago
Asking for support is definitely NOT advertisement.
104.
Sag-AFTRA votes unanimously to expand its strike to include the games industry(eurogamer.net)
250 points by czottmann 3y ago|223 comments
105.
Brave Browser introduces vertical tabs(brave.com)
288 points by czottmann 3y ago|266 comments
106.
by czottmann 3y ago
No, you can apply for the 15% fee, a.k.a. the App Store Small Business Program, right from the start. > If your proceeds surpass the 1 million USD threshold in the current calendar year, you will no longer be eligible for the program and
107.
by czottmann 3y ago
> Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin discuss how existing A.I. capabilities already pose catastrophic risks to a functional society, how A.I. companies are caught in a race to deploy as quickly as possible without adequate safety measures, an
108.
by czottmann 3y ago
Solid Butter Bot reference!
109.
by czottmann 3y ago
Here you go. https://archive.ph/gFnLH
110.
by czottmann 4y ago
I fear the day when I realize I can only be aroused by pictures of artificia-ladies with 7.5 or more fingers on each hand and an ever-changing amount of nipples.
111.
by czottmann 4y ago
While I understand it might be overengineering for your use cases, it isn't bloatware. Karabiner can do more than simple 1:1 key remapping. For example, my capslock key is now a hyperkey when pressed and ⌘T when tapped. If that is po
112.
by czottmann 4y ago
Possibly paywalled, here's the archived link: https://archive.vn/szeNj
113.
by czottmann 4y ago
Each of those "dozen different services" is analogous with "a server". You choose a service (server) and then sign up there. The sign up belongs to a server, not the server to the sign up. You can't ring a door be
114.
by czottmann 4y ago
Link to the archived version: https://archive.ph/l74fG
115.
by czottmann 4y ago
Not at the current prices for new customers. I'm currently paying 50,07€ct/kWh here in northern Germany. 25W * 8760h * 0,5€ = ~109€ per year. The price hurts, yes, but the waste of power is _criminal_.
116.
by czottmann 4y ago
Isn't this worthless without the somewhat ham-fisted social commentary of the actual game?
117.
by czottmann 4y ago
Takes a while to be sent out, I guess. My wife got her notification in the morning, I got mine 5 or 6 hours later.
118.
by czottmann 4y ago
Is there? I'm from Germany and definitely not a space person. Also, I don't have rocket money. I like the article; it's not kind to Big Aerospace and Congress.
119.
The SLS rocket is the worst thing to happen to NASA–but maybe also the best?(arstechnica.com)
8 points by czottmann 4y ago|3 comments
120.
by czottmann 4y ago
Heat wave. The water used for cooling the plant is usually released into nearby rivers which due to the current heat waves are too hot already; to avoid the rivers boiling & dying the power plants can't release any more water. No

More ›