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by einsteinx2 8mo ago
> When the world is on fire and people are suffering The problem is that the world is always on fire and people are always suffering. Especially so because now we hear about the whole world’s problems, and no matter how peaceful a state
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by einsteinx2 8mo ago
The irony is if they only had the public domain tests, no one would complain even though it would mean the exact same number of open source tests.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
I use the AdGuard extension just like I do on macOS Safari. It works perfectly fine for removing ads.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
> One could argue Android itself was a reaction to iOS It quite literally was a reaction to iOS considering it was originally a copy of the BlackBerry OS (the older one in their keyboard phones) until the iPhone came out and they pivoted
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
I’ve had chronic back problems due to computer use and back posture for 20+ years. This past year I bought an adjustable height desk and an Aeron chair to try and help, but I still slouch constantly without realizing it. I cloned this a few
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
You’re preaching to the choir, I’m a heavy terminal user and I agree completely.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
> Microsoft says that entering the command "shutdown /s /t 0" at the command prompt will, in fact, force your PC to turn off, whether it wants to or not. Wow how the tables have turned…the argument used to be you used
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
> So the penalty for breaking the law is being forced to follow the law for 5-20 years? That was how I read it as well… Either I’m missing something obvious or this doesn’t seem like a punishment at all. I don’t get it.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
> Probably the reason that the code "worked" from a single prompt I took a look at the repo, and the whole thing is 12 lines of JS and some basic HTML and CSS. I'm not surprised at all it worked the first time from a singl
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
Since this is a web app, you kind of can do it today using web tools, but I know what you mean.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
I've had this happen on modern video calls at work a few times as well, same solution too.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
Yes that’s correct
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
Nobody is being forced to use Let’s Encrypt either.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
Yeah this is a cool idea but the pricing is way too high. For anything I would use this for I could just set up any VPS from any provider for cheaper and it’s stateful in the sense that it’s my own VPS and my files/applications/tm
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
> I'm sorry but as a Free Software Web Developer I can't spend 2K€ on a Mac to just fix a CSS issue More like $200-300 for a used M1 mini or Air… Or free to just run macOS in a VM if you don’t care about breaking an EULA you ne
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
> It was popular, even though we were usually talking about weird flavours that no one liked (stuff akin to Apple Ginger ale) I know this is beside the point, but Apple Ginger Ale sounds legitimately awesome. I’ve never seen that flavor
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
> It is not yours anymore if you can't uninstall stuff. But the article is literally instructions on how to uninstall it…also you can just uninstall Windows entirely. Like I get where you’re coming from, but let’s not pretend that W
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
My very first job in tech I had a cubicle, but that was the only time. I’m also not a fan of open floor plans, but seems like they’re standard now. Feels like a “careful what you wish for” situation since everyone hated the idea of “cubicle
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
> I got into Dilbert at the tender age of eight years old. I don't know why I liked it so much when half the jokes went over my head, but I loved computers and comics Same! Or at least I got into them as a young kid I don’t remember
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
But switching cost to a different CLI coding tool is close to zero… I truly don’t understand the argument that using Claude Code means betting your business on that particular tool. I use Claude Code daily, but if tomorrow they massively ra
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
I somehow have over 1200 visits from 8 IPs with 99.5% confidence… first time I’ve visited the page lol.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
I somehow have over 1200 visits from 8 IPs with 99.5% confidence… first time I’ve visited the page lol.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
> or allowing you to download iCloud Photos in the native Photos application on Mac Here’s the official documentation page for exporting directly using Photos for Mac without syncing everything locally: https://support.apple.c
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
Somewhere else in the comment thread Zim (zimfw) was mentioned which after reading their website sounds pretty much like that.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
Whoops missed that, thanks!
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Stewart Cheifet, PBS host who chronicled the PC revolution, dies at 87(arstechnica.com)
1 points by einsteinx2 9mo ago|2 comments
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
It’s also fantastic for anxiety, or at least it has been for me. Though I’ve heard anxiety and depression are often linked so I wonder if there’s some common underlying mechanism by which it helps either both.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
Is Blink’s shell different from something like iSH which gives you a local shell inside an Alpine Linux VM? Is it some kind of native iOS shell or is it also a Linux VM of some kind?
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
Oh I meant Nvidia didn’t learn from that mistake, not the researcher. If I were Nvidia and had such a high profile hack of a customer’s product, I’d do everything in my power not to repeat it haha.
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by einsteinx2 9mo ago
Here’s the video of the talk. Not sure why the schedule page was linked. https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-making-the-magic-leap-past-nvidi...

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