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by imagetic 1y ago
Thank you.
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by imagetic 1y ago
Same. Pretty sure Meta was the first to get mad at me for it.
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by imagetic 1y ago
I really want to support alternate search engines. And removing/filtering AI generated imagery is really important for research and history. But DDG scrapes some bottom feeder news publications. Newsweek and MSNBC wire reposts shouldn&
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by imagetic 1y ago
Instapaper
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When the Cycle Stops(reuters.com)
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by imagetic 1y ago
https://25min.work/
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by imagetic 2y ago
Breaking: Research papers spot errors in AI tools.
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by imagetic 2y ago
Same. They should have offered us monthly services that made sense. Long long ago.
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by imagetic 2y ago
That has been my question. They are just cutting line items out of a csv from what I assume are Ai results. I’d be surprised if anything was correct at all.
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by imagetic 2y ago
The implementation of services on Apple TV has been a awesome. We open one app when we sit down to watch our shows. It works with little-to-no technical understanding or effort. But we don't browse for stuff to watch very often. Netfli
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by imagetic 2y ago
Awesome.
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by imagetic 2y ago
At home I go from the modem to a Firewalla and then break out to the WiFi. Our needs at home are pretty simple though. https://firewalla.com I have been quite happy with the experience.
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by imagetic 2y ago
Visor
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by imagetic 2y ago
Ice is great. Took some fiddling but I have been stoked on it.
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by imagetic 2y ago
I think I paid for it a few times because it had been so long. I also got work to buy 12 licenses to monitor edit bays when they were overheating all the time. I could read the machines stats on an iPad! Good times.
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by imagetic 2y ago
I've lost count of how many years I've owned a Bjango license. Amazing software.
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by imagetic 2y ago
Paywalls are just exhausting.
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by imagetic 2y ago
Those OS X reviews will go down in the history books of tech journalism. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2009/08/mac-os-x-10-6/
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by imagetic 2y ago
My download was corrupt and macOS threw it in the trash. That's a first.
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by imagetic 2y ago
Rails changed my life. I've yet to have as much fun making applications or tools as those golden RoR days. Such a cool community.
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by imagetic 2y ago
I love it. Our workflow is built around removing the need for an office and technical infrastructure. We have live streams of our timeline output (video editing) and an open comms channel. Most of our team is pretty introverted, so it'
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by imagetic 2y ago
Because LinkedIn is a cancer.
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by imagetic 2y ago
I've never met a Wordpress person who cared.
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by imagetic 2y ago
The early v8 release was pretty stained with skepticism from the entire community. If anything 1password has proved to me that an Electron application can eventually be pretty seamless. I have been very impressed in MacOS and Firefox.
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by imagetic 2y ago
It sounds like they made a good investment on that order of MADE IN USA labels.
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by imagetic 2y ago
Definitely not new. We only know a handful of people (without kids) who keep more than 2 subscription services open at a time. If anything, the frequency of switching has increased. No one place has a large enough catalog to sustain the dem
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by imagetic 3y ago
David Degner! What a legend.
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by imagetic 3y ago
Also surprised to to see Warp get any mentions.
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by imagetic 3y ago
You don't have to update it either.
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by imagetic 3y ago
We just moved from 12 years on Bay Area fiber to PNW Comcast Coax, 1Gb down, but 4mb up and averaging 4 brief outages a day. Yay, me!

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