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by deanc 10mo ago
I wouldn’t go that far but some link to pricing and documentation would be useful. I have absolutely no idea what the offering is here without those pieces of info.
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by deanc 10mo ago
To be clear. Within the EU. Not Europe.
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by deanc 10mo ago
I’m sorry but how on earth were you able to get this level of usage out of a 20 dollar per month plan? Am I totally missing something?
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by deanc 10mo ago
There is Orion which is built on top of WebKit so you get a lot of the battery life optimisations built into Safari
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IDEsaster: A Novel Vulnerability Class in AI IDEs(maccarita.com)
2 points by deanc 10mo ago|0 comments
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by deanc 10mo ago
It has feature parity, and more. It's an incredibly faithful recreation to the original - and the features they have added in my opinion are primarily QoL improvements and nothing stupid.
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by deanc 10mo ago
The are no direct statements but one from his agency [1] > The project has no blessing or support from Chris Sawyer and our view, it is both unethical and unlawful, involving infringements that may in some territories be criminal as well
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by deanc 10mo ago
This game _is_ my childhood. Spent countless hours one summer doing every scenario, learning all the little easter eggs (Michael Schumacher on the Go karts anyone?). The spirit of this game lives on now in OpenRCT2 [1] - which brings the ga
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by deanc 11mo ago
I see a bunch of postman packages vulnerable. Does that mean the desktop application is compromised (oof)?
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by deanc 11mo ago
The AntiGravity seems to be a bit overwhelmed. Unable to set up an account at the moment.
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by deanc 11mo ago
Looks cool, and no bullshit. Please let us filter recommendations. If I put in a non-fiction book I'm probably looking for recommendations of other non-fiction books :)
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by deanc 11mo ago
Using the blinds with a second gen hub now for about four years. No problems at all. Dreading the day they fail as they’re non-negotiable during the summer.
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by deanc 11mo ago
Apologies. I did _NOT_ gather that from reading the OP.
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by deanc 11mo ago
Because I'd actually be interested in an Android phone if Google locks down the play store to legitimate actors, increases the barrier for entry and improves the quality and safety of submissions. Which this looks to be doing?
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by deanc 11mo ago
EDIT: apologies I misunderstood that this is limiting third-party distribution. I am of course, in favour of this. Original comment: I don't want this. The App Store on iOS has its flaws, but it's a curated system that has a lot o
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by deanc 1y ago
Meta is fumbling hard. Winning the AI race is about marketing at this point - the difference between the models is negligible. Chat GPT is the one on everyone's lips outside of technology, and in the media. They have a platform by whic
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by deanc 1y ago
We have this system in Finland and whilst I was sceptical at first, it works much better. Electricity prices are published about 24h in advance for 15m intervals (was 60m up until 2 weeks ago). You can therefore time your usage dependent on
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by deanc 1y ago
Understandably, as technologists we are in uproar at yet another Electron app due to the widely-accepted performance concerns many have with them. But if you don't want to run this, you can always just run it in the browser as before.
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by deanc 1y ago
Many sports teams come to mind. Pretty much any F1 team that exists is now worth a lot more on paper than it was purchased for. A few EPL teams come to mind too.
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by deanc 1y ago
It's high time we took this seriously and required signing and 2FA on all publishes to NPM and NPM needs to start doing security scanning and tooling for this that they can charge organisations for.
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by deanc 1y ago
That's an entirely different issue compared to what we're seeing here. If an attacker rug-pulls of course there is nothing that can be done about that other than security scanning. Arguably some kind of package security scanning i
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by deanc 1y ago
I noticed this in safari where the bookmark icon used to be one click was now two. Fortunately you can change it back in the settings by switching the tab layout (whatever that means)
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by deanc 1y ago
I have found the majority of these relay services utterly useless. A large number of sites are using some kind of email verification service/API that detect all these relay/trash domains (mailinator etc.) and you can never sign up
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by deanc 1y ago
+1 to this. I used to use their Samsung blocklist to prevent their shitty ADs being injected into my (pretty-old) tv but it's not been working for at least a couple of years.
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by deanc 1y ago
Probably use-case. I only really engage with my watch to check the time and my pulse which I can do with a glance, otherwise the screen is permanently off. The other times are when I'm doing some activity (running, swimming) and GPS is
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by deanc 1y ago
I turned that off immediately. I don’t see the value when the gesture to wake it up works almost flawlessly.
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by deanc 1y ago
What is the use-case now in 2025 for an e-ink watch? I have a Garmin Epix pro gen 2 which gets about a month of battery life and has a gorgeous AMOLED, has profiles for pretty much every sport ever invented, incredibly accurate GPS tracking
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by deanc 1y ago
Yeah, that can be somewhat of a problem in bigger cities ;-) It's pretty common for people to have taken a photo of the menu in cafes but as mentioned it seems google isn't ingesting or surfacing that information for text search.
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by deanc 1y ago
This would be an interesting additional layer for google maps search which I often find to be lacking. For example, I was recently travelling in Gran Canaria and looking for places selling artesan coffee in the south (spoiler: only one in a
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by deanc 1y ago
English speaker living in Finland (15+ years) checking in. It’s doable but very difficult. I haven’t succeeded and of all the foreigners I know - only a handful have learnt the language to the point of being able to function. Most of them G

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