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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
I have used IP KVMs to manage remote machines over the years, yes. They are what you described. The latency is adequate but not on par with a physical keyboard, and latency will depend on network performance. IP KVMs can and do work with th
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
You may want to consider an IP KVM for the Mac Mini, then. They're getting small: https://www.ikoolcore.com/products/jetkvm
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
Not hardware solutions, but: Universal Control: https://support.apple.com/en-us/102459 Synergy: https://symless.com/synergy The Mac keyboard and trackpad do not have external connectors. A hardware sol
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
Ah, yes, Etsy, the place where my wife placed orders months ago and now has to pay unexpected tariffs. American capitalism, huzzah! (This is a true story.)
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
I'm just sitting here running Debian, watching distros come and go. In twenty years, I'll just be sitting here running Debian, watching distros come and go. (Twenty years ago, I was actually running Debian, watching distros come a
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
Will the word "enshittification" make anyone any money except for perhaps Cory Doctorow? No? There we have it.
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
Creators have the option to turn on auto-dubbing. Youtube doesn't do it automatically. You have the option to turn it off under the gear icon in audio track. If that's not it, feel free to post an offending video.
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
Tesla Model Y is number 3 in China so far this year. Model 3 is 8th. https://autovista24.autovistagroup.com/news/what-were-best-s...
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
GEOS 2.0 was in fact released for the C128 in 1989. It did not spur continued interest in the machine, similar to how GEOS 1.x was not a primary driver for interest in the C64. GEOS was also released for the Apple II and PC/GEOS for IB
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
Didn't say that snow/lawn work was $10k/year, I indicated that was in addition to (more expensive, typically) housekeeping services. My point was that Americans very much hire household assistants, but they're specialize
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
520 hours at $10k/year is only around $19/hour. This is minimum wage in some American cities like San Francisco, and fast-food starting salaries in many other large cities. You're simply not able to hire someone for bespoke m
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
The Walmart/Walmart.com TOS and Privacy Policy documents only say: > We collect your personal information from technology we use in and outside of our stores. For example, our point-of-sale terminals process your credit card informa
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
Here in the US, it's absolutely allowed. Walmart, for example, will by default add in-store purchases using a credit card (and no other identifying information) to the purchase history on a Walmart.com account set up with the same cred
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
For many, many years, decades now, I've been referring to Microsoft as "small and limp" and well, Elon can do whatever he wants but he can't take that away.
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
> Can Flipper Zero do anything at all? Spoiler: Not really, but it sure looks fun. Maybe hack your '70s garage opener? Yeah, yeah.
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
You are relegated having a booth at AI World 2027 in Santa Monica. You will have to dress up in branded polo shirts and shout down passers-by with claims of your AI wares. You will have custom backdrops printed. You will break even on the m
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
Perhaps it's because marketing bullshit. Outside of the hype machine, do the heavily EV-adopting nordic countries have 5 minute chargers? Oops, no, they don't. OK. It's just hype. I hope it becomes an actual thing at some poi
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
Flipper Zero is just too thicc.
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
Hi! It me. I had a car with keyless entry years ago. It was great. I got another car, more recently, that had a physical key. I've hated having to use the physical key. I personally am asking for keyless entry. Sorry! Also: Hyundai&#x2
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
What in the world is wrong with GM and their lack of support for Android Auto and/or Carplay? Seriously, what is the deal? Certainly made me cross them right off the list.
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
You've never worn glasses, have you? Having something hanging from (or attached to) your head 1-2" from your eyes is quite a bit different than just looking down at things as one might do, including looking at a letter or one&#x27
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
If Mark Zuckerberg's vision of the future is "get everyone to wear glasses or visors" he's just gonna have a hard time.
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
I regret to inform you that water, fiber content and weight don't move the bar on satiety for those chronically overweight. If so, we all could just down green beans or Metamucil and feel totally full. (Narrator: they were still hungry
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
1. Because we've tried LLMs for basic things 2. They told us something false or that didn't work 3. We tried LLMs again 4. They failed again by telling us something false or that didn't work 5. We lost trust in them, at least
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
I just want a job where I don't ever have to be on Slack after-hours, work only 8.5 hours a day, and don't have to pretend to use the boss' terrible AI-du-jour they're trying to replace me with. Guess I'm out of a c
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
I feel like SOUTHLAND TALES, a movie written and shot before the iPhone was released, is quite helpful here. The movie emphasizes all of our post-9/11 failings in American culture at a time before Facebook or Twitter or any of the soci
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
The scissor-switch keyboards on most modern laptops are radically and wildly superior to the membrane keyboards from the '90s or the horrific butterfly Apple keyboards from 2016-2020. Perhaps a niche, but it is strange how objectively
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
I hoarded mechanical keyboards for years and years (and adapters to use these AT-connector and ADP devices with then-modern machines), and always wondered why people put up with the terrible membrane keyboards of the 90s and aughts. The ans
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
I think my question here would be why there already isn't that kind of option on the market. I'm OS agnostic - I don't have a strong preference and I'm productive in macOS, Windows and Linux. In the problematic 2016-2019
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by iwanttocomment 1y ago
The question isn't entirely whether one would pay more for a US-made computer, it's: "Would you buy a Made In America computer from Anduril for 20% more than Chinese-manufactured options from Apple?" I think there's

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