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by g947o 9mo ago
So the entire search result comes from Truth Social and Grokipedia. No thanks
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by g947o 9mo ago
When I migrated my email from Gmail, I took a careful look at Proton and Fastmail. Proton's very questionable design and claims around encrypted emails and their service offerings made me concerned, which were the main reasons I went w
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by g947o 9mo ago
Is there anything new on this topic that has never been said before in 1000 other articles posted here? I didn't see any.
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by g947o 9mo ago
> Bob Pony, a known enthusiast in the Windows community I am 100% sure this guy has all the good intentions, but from a security perspective, I don't know if it is any better than a completely unpatched Windows 7 ISO.
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by g947o 9mo ago
If Amazon has not defeated Perplexity yet, eBay is not going to stop anyone.
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by g947o 9mo ago
I have decent tech company salary but I don't even buy $10 books without checking everything. This week I almost bought a wrong book (manually) because how similar the title is. Automating stuff with AI is interesting, but I don't
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by g947o 9mo ago
This. I was selling an obscure book once. I doubt there is anyone local that would be interested in it. It was sold on eBay within a week. Same for a half functioning Xbox. No "normal" person would want that. But apparently, on eB
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by g947o 9mo ago
Or with most language specific extensions disabled by default. I almost disable all extensions except the ones I use all the time. Then I enable specific ones at workspace level. Yes, it's annoying. But as an extension author, I know h
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by g947o 9mo ago
What do you mean? If you look at a Toyota Camry/Corolla, there is barely anything that is "techy" in 2026. (not in a negative way)
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by g947o 9mo ago
I noticed that dialog that has worked correctly for the past 10+ years is using a new and apparently broken layout. Elements don't even align properly. It's hard to imagine a human developer misses something so obvious.
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by g947o 9mo ago
Hmm, didn't Anthropic buy a bunch of used books (like, physical ones), scanned them, and then destroyed them? If Anthropic can do that, surely can NVIDIA
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by g947o 9mo ago
And for the longest time I don't understand why Amazon never provided something like this first party
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by g947o 9mo ago
Whether the dismissal is shallow is in the eye of the moderator. I have seen that before, so I am not going to touch that.
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by g947o 9mo ago
Sounds like sellers should sue Amazon for this. I wonder why I never heard of such a lawsuit
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by g947o 9mo ago
This. I have so many things to say about the site, but have been withholding them in fear of "posting shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work"
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by g947o 9mo ago
I thought this would include more drastic changes, but it seems that this is more house cleaning stuff, like, "nobody should really be using this in 2026". They are providing a library for someone who really likes jQuery and wan
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by g947o 9mo ago
I took the EPFL course as well, although did not finish it. As someone who only had experience working with imperative programming and OOP stuff, it blew my mind -- I never knew you could write code like this. The course was great but a bit
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by g947o 9mo ago
Do you have a link for that? Now I am curious. Those videos are 3 hours long and there are too many of them.
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by g947o 9mo ago
No I always use keyboard for that.
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by g947o 9mo ago
My work laptop -- a ThinkPad issued 3 years ago -- has seen multiple blue screens with modern standby. (It is almost always plugged in.). So IT disabled it, and now my machine always hibernates, which means that it usually takes 2 minutes t
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by g947o 9mo ago
I don't see how a command line tool with 10 different flags is necessarily less "error prone" than UI. In fact, I have used many tools where a flag is confusing or has conflicts with another flag in an unexpected way, not to
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by g947o 9mo ago
Slightly off-topic: my PC always comes back to the login screen immediately after I manually use "sleep" from the power menu. I have to to the sleep thing again. Has anyone else run into this issue? My Mac Mini M4 is on its way. C
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by g947o 9mo ago
What about the possibility that newer versions of GPT models are more likely to use emojis in their responses
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by g947o 9mo ago
Sounds like it's finally the time to put my matlab license up for good use.
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by g947o 9mo ago
I wonder if this could be adapted into an app that can run completely offline?
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by g947o 9mo ago
This is why I use Firefox. In case where I have to use something chromium based (because Cloudflare hates Firefox, apparently), I use Brave.
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by g947o 9mo ago
Half of the websites will stop working if you did that. And you might as well just fork chromium for that purpose.
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by g947o 9mo ago
Companies are already using on-premise GitHub server, if they are using GitHub in the first place. There are many other self hosted solutions which are quite common in enterprise environment.
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by g947o 9mo ago
I think the article is clear enough in defeating every one of your argument.
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by g947o 9mo ago
I don't think anyone can give Google the benefit of doubt after Manifest v3, Privacy Sandbox/FLoC, Web Environment Integration, and Android developer verification etc, all of which faced strong opposition, some of which they aband

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