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by diggernet 1y ago
Yep, those are pretty nice. It's on/off that's really hard to find. Discrete on, specifically, since with Flirc you can handle off in software.
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by diggernet 1y ago
That is one big reason, yes, but not the only one. I prefer hardware where I can install the OS I choose, and to avoid Amazon gadgets.
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by diggernet 1y ago
I've been thinking about replacing an RPi4 running Kodi, and N100/N150 seems with looking at. But one requirement is support for remote control support, including power on and off (preferably with discrete on/off commands). A
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by diggernet 1y ago
Interesting. If the counter can be zero, does that mean passkeys can be non-resident keys? And which party gets to decide the counter value?
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by diggernet 1y ago
> So what exactly is being transferred with this new cross platform mechanism? Isn’t it the same private key, except that it’s a direct device-to-device transfer? The sentence you quote is describing passkeys, not this new transfer mecha
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OpenTaxSolver(opentaxsolver.sourceforge.net)
1 points by diggernet 1y ago|0 comments
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by diggernet 1y ago
Or, maybe just retire. I don't know how they measure it, but I assume they have some management dashboard they can view. The requirement is exposed to us in multiple performance objectives with phrases about x% of team making active u
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by diggernet 1y ago
And I work for an organization that does everything they can think of to make it virtually impossible for anyone to leak code outside, but is now mandating Copilot use to the point of including it in personal performance goals.
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by diggernet 1y ago
Related to this, consider that when an LLM writes tests for code, it's writing them based on what the code actually does, not what it's supposed to do. This is equally true when the code itself was written by the LLM. Sure the t
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by diggernet 1y ago
Friendly reminder that despite articles constantly saying "Real ID is required" as if no other option exists, the Real ID requirement only applies to using a driver's license or state issued photo ID. There is a long list of
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by diggernet 1y ago
I was hoping she'd let him have it for the way he kept interrupting her. But unfortunately it looks like he was just interrupting the TTS, so the LLM probably had no indication of the interuptions.
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by diggernet 1y ago
> (I have even seen some real examples of companies adding AI usage to performance reviews) Sad to say, I can vouch for this.
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by diggernet 1y ago
"Woven by Toyota will also join the potential collaboration as Toyota’s strategic enabler, contributing its strengths in advanced software and mobility innovation."
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by diggernet 1y ago
Pretty neat. One tip it took me a while to realize is that after you tap on a country, the compass rose (now the same color as the country) can be used to rotate it. But why do countries rotate to the left as you drag them north and rotate
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by diggernet 1y ago
Commenters in another thread were suggesting that the OTA updates would be via their phone app. Which opens the possibility of simply not connecting your phone to it, one hopes. Of course, we are talking about a car that doesn't exist
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by diggernet 1y ago
> "Apps were automatically taking screenshots of themselves and sending them to third parties. In one case, the app took video of the screen activity and sent that information to a third party.” > Out of over 17,000 Android apps
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by diggernet 1y ago
Yes, they have a nice storage bin right behind where you put the optional tablet mount, but the only option I've seen for that bin is a speaker kit. I don't want a tablet mount or speakers in the bin. I want the left side of the
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by diggernet 1y ago
Sadly, their jobs site lists a position for "Flash Over-the-Air (FOTA) Validation Engineer".
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by diggernet 1y ago
That very first example instantly brought RPG to mind for me, too.
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by diggernet 1y ago
Yup. Or just ignored it because it didn't fit the predetermined narrative being pushed on us.
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by diggernet 1y ago
> Where did Andrej say it was "the future of software engineering"? He very clearly described vibe coding as an entertaining way to hack on throwaway weekend projects. ... And then a few weeks later, my boss' boss scolded
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by diggernet 1y ago
Capable of printing to-scale? No. But I've printed a fair number of USGS 7.5min quads on a standard Brother laser printer. I print them double-sided, with the top half of the map on one side and the bottom half on the other[1]. The
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by diggernet 2y ago
Hard to be certain, but those edges look non-perforated to me.
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by diggernet 2y ago
I use those keys heavily, and was hoping they'd fix it in the 16. Sadly, no. Their keyboard connector layout seems to make it difficult to have a keyboard with more rows, so having a layout with the bottom 3 arrow keys in a new row see
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by diggernet 2y ago
Got a good source for safe, reliable battery replacements? Last time I needed one I discovered that Duracell made them, but it seems like they've stopped now.
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by diggernet 2y ago
Similar situation here, with W520. My fantasy for Framework 16 is to have extended hinges and thick bezel available that would lift the screen further from the keyboard deck, and of course an upgraded keyboard available with longer travel a
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EU OS takes a 'layered' approach to its new Linux distro for the public sector(zdnet.com)
14 points by diggernet 2y ago|0 comments
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by diggernet 2y ago
Anecdote begins on page 16.
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by diggernet 2y ago
> may be gone once and for all ...and the domain taken over by a scammer who puts up a fake app that does unspeakable things to your USB device.
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by diggernet 2y ago
It does go in separate buckets. The money flow between the for-profit that develops Firefox and the non-profit foundation is one-way: From for-profit to non-profit. This is because it is illegal for the non-profit to give money to the for

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