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by evanjrowley 4mo ago
The Xteink 4 reader in my possession has been fantastic flashed with Crosspoint firmware. It's been so great that I'd like to gift these to my friends who enjoy reading. I'm very glad the ability to flash these is being prese
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by evanjrowley 4mo ago
Never been a better time acquire a T2 Intel Mac for running Linux.
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Kensington Introduces Pro Fit Ergo TB675 Vertical Wired and Wireless Trackballs(techpowerup.com)
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by evanjrowley 4mo ago
There is a potential for bias among Iranian converts to Christianity, but for those whose stories I've listened to, the common answer is yes, there is an apocalyptic religious movement in Iran.
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by evanjrowley 4mo ago
Sorry, I thought you were enumerating gerivances against Microsoft and not better alternatives. Pluton has been controversial because it's been marketed as a "security" solution when in reality is's just doing DRM. Origi
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by evanjrowley 4mo ago
Perhaps you meant Pluton and not Proton? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25191319
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by evanjrowley 4mo ago
Which AML books would you recommend?
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by evanjrowley 4mo ago
That's some amazing work in the quantum feild. I'd like to highlight this poignant quote towards the end of the article: Knowing that you don’t even need to consider that a solution won’t exist can be very helpful. Often the h
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by evanjrowley 4mo ago
Some commenters are upset about the lack of NPU, but given Broadcom's record, would they really be satisfied with a maximally proprietary NPU stack?
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by evanjrowley 4mo ago
Like GridLion, there are a handful of macOS space organizers that attempt to confine specific apps to specific spaces. What would be most helpful for my workflow is something slightly different. I need to be able to launch specific browser
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by evanjrowley 4mo ago
Under the bill, companies selling digital games released or resold after January 1, 2027, must provide at least 60 days' notice before terminating service. Furthermore, they must ensure that purchasers can continue to access the g
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
Good catch. Maybe they meant to hit Shift+Tab after entering the URL to navigate the forms, but accidentally hit Q instead.
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Uh-oh! This page doesn't seem to exist.
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
Ambitious idea. I have trouble understanding how the author wants space-tree to avoid persistance while simultaneously solving "a weeks-long investigation into a sub-system might want a whole subtree." Are they banking on never re
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
Designing for predictable execution flow is one of the advantages of Tenstorrent hardware. https://clehaxze.tw/gemlog/2025/04-21-programming-tensotrren... https://clehaxze.tw/gemlog/2026/
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
Have there been any improvements to the Syncthing conflict situation over the past several years? Syncthing conflics were such a pain point for me that I abandoned it 5 years ago in favor of application-specific synchronization protocols. J
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
They should allow access after the news becomes old. That's what the archive is intended for.
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
Are there any guides on accomplishing this with Emacs? Perhaps something that might be useful for someone coming from Tmux?
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
PTSD can happen especially when something goes wrong with the anesthesia. Happened to a man named Sherman Sizemore many years ago: https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/family-sues-after... Dramatized retelli
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
It has 2 Ethernet ports. I love it.
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
Lately I've been scrutinizing Bitwarden after discovering a long history of memory leak problems in the GitHub issue tracker. It's an extention I use with all of my browsers. It seems to use an unusually high amount of RAM on Safa
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
Same region all the new data centers are being built. Unfortunately, humans can't eat data like they can wheat.
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
The most on-brand solution for the EU would be to require mobile phone users to upload brain scans in real-time so the state can check for neural activity associated with addiction.
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
The analogy did not connect with me because I am the Home Depot shopper who buys the 13-sensor stud finder, a second one for redundancy, and the third one because I eventually misplace the first. Mirrors my shotgun approach to AI. Keep tryi
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
Given the Windows constraint, a better recommendation would have been Microsoft's Resilient File System (ReFS): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/storage/ref...
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
Since the author is using Windows, I'm surprised nobody has recommended Microsoft's Resilient File System (ReFS). It's kind of like Microsoft's answer to ZFS, but with support for clustered filesystems. Not a bad choice
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
Maybe the best use case for NetBSD is something you haven't tried yet? The kernel support for Lua seems awesome but that's not the same as running a full desktop environment.
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
This must integrate with Proton's appointment scheduling feature, no? That's a feature offered as part of their Workplace Standard and Workplace Premium plans. Does anyone have experience with that feature? How does it compare to
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
They feed us poison, so we buy their "cures", while they suppress our medicine.
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by evanjrowley 5mo ago
Nice work! I appreciate the topic and search filters too.

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