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by esskay 6mo ago
I've heard this story before...in fact I've heard it several times, and funnily enough each time it involved GoDaddy. Stop. Using. Them.
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by esskay 6mo ago
I'd love for someone who's part of the USB-IF to try and explain what the heck they were thinking with their naming conventions. They're indefensibly awful in every way.
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by esskay 6mo ago
for anyone out of the loop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQNCCn5zIEM
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by esskay 6mo ago
CaniRun's not a great tool - look how long its been since it's been updated. It's not got any of the qwen3.6 models on the list nor the new kimi one. In fact it's missing many of the "popular" models.
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by esskay 6mo ago
> The onus is not on us to prove that it's not E2E encrypted It is when someone posts as if they've got hard evidence it's not.
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by esskay 6mo ago
Got it, so you can't back it up at all. You just made something up with zero actual evidence and rolled with it.
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by esskay 6mo ago
Care to back that up? We know they don't encrypt metadata - that's not a secret. Message content however is E2EE - thankfully these things get audited: https://blog.cloudflare.com/key-transparency/
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by esskay 6mo ago
I personally didn't see it as an ad. But it's hard not to question it when you see the before and after: https://github.com/laravel/boost/pull/758/changes/589394c44a... Thats going to make
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by esskay 6mo ago
Try opencode go using kimi - its more than enough for most usecases unless you try something really stupid that you shouldn't be getting openclaw to do directly, like coding.
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by esskay 6mo ago
They're more than thinking about it, it's already going ahead :) https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-to-make-plug-i... British Gas, Octopus, etc are all prepping kits right now, Ecoflow has al
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by esskay 6mo ago
Yeah UK's currently going through the biggest rollout of renewable energy ever, the pace is insanely high. Theres new rules to allow plug in solar coming into effect too with kits already available for renters and such.
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by esskay 6mo ago
It always make me both roll my eyes and smile a little when i see someone daft enough to think they need some obscene setup - you dont. You never have. You are not Amazon, Microsoft, Google, etc. If you get to the point where you need that
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by esskay 6mo ago
It'd make it a pain to stop abuse of their online platform when it launches, which is financially problematic given gta 5 online made rockstar billions.
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by esskay 6mo ago
Huh, I've had that pitting with every magic mouse I've owned, the sides of it end up looking like a cheese grater...apparently my fingers are acidic!
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by esskay 6mo ago
It's not a majority of them. Hasn't been for some time now. https://www.tomshardware.com/software/linux/nearly-90-percen... The 10% that has issues is normally down to kernel level anti-cheat and denuvo.
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by esskay 6mo ago
We've come a long way in the last 2 years. We're at a point where MOST Windows software works flawlessly. I said "pretty well" as theres no doubt a few that don't and it'd be a bit disingenuous for me to sugges
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by esskay 6mo ago
> Unless you need some windows-only software In many cases even if you do though, its possible to run it on WINE pretty well these days. It's insane how good it's become in the last few years (partly thanks to proton and Valves
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by esskay 6mo ago
Yeah good on them, everyone needs to do this. It's nuts Windows is still the go-to for anything these days despite everyone knowing what a parasitic, buggy mess it is. "Easy" shouldn't be the excuse in this day and age.
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by esskay 6mo ago
You went from picking the highest salary city...to the second highest paying city. You get how that comes across right?
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by esskay 6mo ago
Sure but Londons known for being high wages. Now change that location to Cornwall or the North of England and watch it get almost cut in half.
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by esskay 6mo ago
Time to broaden their hiring pool then, $150k is double the cost of a senior developer in many other parts of the world (yes including English speaking first world countries). When you've got 90 days till the doors close you cant be pi
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by esskay 6mo ago
Massive props needs to be given to the Proton and Wine teams and Valve and Codeweavers commercial efforts to help fund work on this.
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by esskay 6mo ago
1. Most people aren't using GPIO. 2. If you are as others said, you can get very cheap GPIO addons.
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by esskay 6mo ago
The SBC markets been on life support for a long time. Youtubers making videos about them don't seem to grasp that and keep pumping out reviews and projects like its still 2019. The pi specifically has plummeted in popularity and for mo
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by esskay 7mo ago
Real world usage suggests otherwise. It's been a known trend for a while. Anthropic even confirmed as such ~6 months ago but said it was a "bug" - one that somehow just keeps happening 4-6 months after a model is released.
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by esskay 7mo ago
In an alternative reality Apple didn't absolutely shit the bed on AI and made this possible. Sadly they've shown they are woefully behind and have utterly useless people leading divisions they shouldn't have been allowed anyw
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by esskay 7mo ago
How many more times is it going to be rebuilt before they grasp the obvious bit - it's dead Dave.
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by esskay 7mo ago
Notepad. Seriously, you need a heck of a lot more than a random HN reply to give you Jira alternatives if you've been embedded into its ecosystem for any length of time - and my condolences if you have.
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by esskay 7mo ago
Counterpoint - its a legal requirement in several parts of the world now (and rapidly expanding), how do you think they should handle it whilst you know...still being able to exist?
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by esskay 7mo ago
The micro hdmi thing (which I too loath) is for digital signage and industrial machinery - we (home users) aren't the audience and haven't been for a long time. Being able to run two sides of an advertising board, or two control p

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