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by hk1337 8mo ago
So, it's basically like Cloud2Butt but with a different word.
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by hk1337 8mo ago
I don’t know, it probably would have been useful if Cyberdyne Systems had developed its AI in space?
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by hk1337 8mo ago
Interesting, the main and probably only reason I know this is a legitimate site and not some random person's blog post is because I heard about Frommers from the movie Eurotrip.
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by hk1337 9mo ago
I’m curious if anybody has run this through any AI engine to extract out people and contexts. I’m a little curious to try this with Claude.
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by hk1337 9mo ago
Damned if they do, damned if they don’t. Initially they didn’t have it, people complained, now they do, and people still complain.
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by hk1337 9mo ago
MacBooks have been using remotes since at least 2005. There was a cinema app on there you could use to watch movies and use the remote to control it. I think you could use it with Keynote when it first came out too.
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by hk1337 9mo ago
This is a really cool idea. I’m a little put off with the idea that my camera is always watching me but the thought behind it is really cool.
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by hk1337 9mo ago
I've been using Fastmail for several years now, I remember when I first said something about it on here I got a negative response about how Fastmail doesn't do something correctly or something, and now most of the comment replies
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by hk1337 9mo ago
> Apple could not verify “whosthere” is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy. Couldn't run it on macOS Tahoe. I believe this requires me lowering the security to allow it, which is something I would rath
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by hk1337 9mo ago
Seems like the U.S. uses metric for most of the important areas and just lets everyone continue to use imperial, whatever they want everywhere else.
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by hk1337 9mo ago
Meh. I was a Mootools connoisseur back in the day and saddened how jQuery became more popular. I’m glad JavaScript has evolved to the point we don’t need jQuery anymore.
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by hk1337 9mo ago
I had the UltraSharp 40” similar to this, I loved it until I went to readjust it, apparently tilted it wrong, and the screen blanked. :(
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by hk1337 9mo ago
rate-limit-remaining would be nicer than ratelimit-remaining
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by hk1337 9mo ago
-- hive partitioning
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by hk1337 9mo ago
Yeah, I realized recently you have to be more intentional for things you want. You don’t necessarily have to host it but you need to reach out and find things going on where there are people.
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by hk1337 9mo ago
I had similar experiences playing the computer in Tzar: Burden of the Crown. It’s not chess but it is a strategy game. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tzar%3A_The_Burden_of_the_Crow...
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by hk1337 9mo ago
I use it a lot of scaffolding and when there’s a lot of bulk creation or editing to do. A lot of the busy work that normally would take awhile to do but doesn’t really require deep knowledge.
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by hk1337 9mo ago
You’re not really required to with anything in HTML or to even use HTML, you could do everything plain text if you wanted
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by hk1337 9mo ago
I probably glossed over it in all the posts but… What is a BGP?
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by hk1337 9mo ago
I really don't like web site designs that take control of things like my mouse wheel. This site isn't just scrolling down, it's advancing the presentation which in most places is moving down.
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by hk1337 9mo ago
it-tools is one I use often and have setup locally. I like that prism.tools seems to be 100% static, so it doesn't require node to run like it-tools but I would imagine there's probably some tasks it couldn't do.
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by hk1337 9mo ago
That's pretty much exactly what happened to me. At the very least, I wish I had stored all the DVDs away somewhere. :( I cancelled all my subscriptions this year and working on getting JellyFin up and I was thinking of paying for GameF
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by hk1337 10mo ago
Like restoring to a particular save point in a game after you've done something stupid.
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by hk1337 10mo ago
That's their 5th amendment rights.
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by hk1337 10mo ago
I'm not so sure that AI will cause major harm as much as the AI fixation some people have to implement it.
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by hk1337 10mo ago
> 1Password ssh agent and git ssh signing I’m still working through how to use this but I have it basically setup and it’s great!
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by hk1337 10mo ago
I believe I was trying it the other way around. I installed uv and python with mise but uv still created a .python_version file and using the one installed in the system instead of what was in mise
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by hk1337 10mo ago
It’s fast because it sucks the life force from bad developers to make them into something good. Jokes aside… I really like uv but also really like mise and I cannot seem to get them to work well together.
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by hk1337 10mo ago
I like Go but it’s dependency management is weird and seems to be centered around GitHub a lot.
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by hk1337 10mo ago
I was thinking of using that in combination with Beelink ME Mini N150 with proxmox installed on it and host different net tools, git, etc that’s available on the go. I might be overthinking the setup

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