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UK to Allow "Plug in" Solar
(gov.uk)
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Open Alleged PhotoDNA
(github.com)
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Lost Doctor Who episodes found
(bbc.co.uk)
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Unstructured Data and the Joy of having Something Else think for you
(shkspr.mobi)
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HeliBoard is creating an open source gesture typing library
(github.com)
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Sure, but Life + 70 means it is unlikely that anyone will benefit from the death soon .
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"Up to death" would provide a perverse incentive for people to kill creators in order to liberate something from copyright.
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F-Droid Board of Directors nominations 2026
(f-droid.org)
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OP here. If you're interested, here are my thoughts on Google Glass from 12 years ago. https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2014/04/quick-thoughts-on-google-gl... I am looking forward to 2028 matching the hype of 20
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OP here! Thanks for replying. To take, for example, calculators. I can't find any evidence of a massive influx of hyperbolic articles talking about how the calculator will change everything. With bikes, there were plenty of articles de
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Yes. And, again, they look amazing and make you feel like you're 10x. But then I look at the code quality, hideous mistakes, blatant footguns, and misunderstood requirements and realise it is all a sham. I know, I know. I'm holdin
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That's the most recent time. But I've bounced around all the LLMs - they're all superficially amazing. But if you understand their output they often wrong in both subtle and catastrophic ways. As I said, maybe I'm wrong.
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8mo ago
Yes! More blogging :-)
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That sounds like an interesting article. You should write it.
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I spent an hour with Gemini this morning trying to get instructions to compile a common open source tool for an uncommon platform. It was an hour of pasting in error messages and getting back "Aha! Here's the final change you need
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The thing is, the successful tech rarely get the excessive hype. MRNA vaccines. Where are the countless breathless articles about these literal life saving tech? A few, maybe, but very few dudes pumping out asinine "white papers"
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OP here. Unless you're still watching Quibi on your curved TV, delivered via WiMax then, yeah, I'd say it was pretty bloody substantiated. I like technology. I made a decent living from it. But if I had chased every hyped fad that
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Because when you're a kid, your mum restocks the fridge "automatically". So much of modern tech is developed by slightly pathetic men wanting their mummies to come back and run their lives. Fill the fridge, vacuum the home, d
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OP here. As the meme goes, I am one of literally dozens of people who live outside the USA. "Immigration" is the commonly used term in the UK. See https://www.parallelparliament.co.uk/question/99775/eur
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My bank sends me an alert when my card is used to make a transaction - handy for spotting fraud. I get an alert when a payment comes it - handy for knowing if a client has paid. I can quickly check my balance - handy for knowing if I can af
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I Don't Like Magic
(adactio.com)
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8mo ago
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Getting Bots to Respect Boundaries
(internet.exchangepoint.tech)
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Neither. They used to discover your device and then send a Bluetooth push. "Would you like to receive a file from …" It was usually an image, movie, or audio file.
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Social Media Payments and Perverse Incentives
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Hold the security: a vibe-coding story
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100 Days to Offload
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eInk UI Components in CSS
(eink-components.dev)
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Reputation Scores for GitHub Accounts
(shkspr.mobi)
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Get all the reactions to your GitHub content using GraphQL
(shkspr.mobi)
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The Day the Music Died
(en.wikipedia.org)
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8mo ago
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