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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
From JetBrains: Dear customer, We want to make you aware of a recent phishing attempt that may have affected you. An attacker recently submitted fake support requests to our Help Center using email addresses obtained from external sources (
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
That line read weird to me too, but I think GP meant an interest in true crime documentaries.
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
For anyone who's curious—the project was originally named after the Sumerian word for "wisdom"[1]. 1. https://web.archive.org/web/20250318034702/https://blog.kuzu...
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
This is cool! Might be less of a problem on MacOS, but I'd love a script that automatically turned off sending analytics to Apple every time I do a beta OS update.
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
I don't disagree, but I'm not sure if you meant to reply to my comment? I didn't make any references to saving money; the point I'm making is that spending 10 hours this week in order to have 10 additional hours of capac
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
I agree! You have to also remember that, if you're the person pushing for something to be priority, it's your job to make it make sense to whoever is responsible for prioritization. The easiest way to do that is to speak the same
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List of fatal bear attacks in North America(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by jlund-molfese 1y ago|2 comments
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
That’s really cool! Was this just with the standard warranty, or did you have to get some sort of extended support plan?
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
Health insurance in the US, and other countries, is pretty far from traditional insurance markets where you pay a small amount of money to cover rare, catastrophic events (like your house burning down, or an earthquake). The name might be s
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Google Gemini looping bug caused it to repeatedly say, "I am a disgrace"(arstechnica.com)
10 points by jlund-molfese 1y ago|0 comments
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
Apart from ChromeOS, most desktop operating systems default to other browsers. Yet Chrome is estimated to have ~70% of desktop browser market share. So defaults can't be much of a defense against browser advertising, especially on Goog
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
Have you tried Phade? They’re pretty much the same as regular plastic straws, albeit slightly more brittle
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
I tried it, and it works alright. But it's not very comfortable to keep it on while eating/drinking, and you can't wear the thing in public without looking ridiculous. Personally I found my existing dual-monitor setup to be m
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
This is dangerous and untrue advice. Drones are considered aircraft in the US, and there is no altitude limit or license requirement for something to be considered an aircraft. See 49 U.S. Code § 40102 [0] and explicit FAA regulation of air
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
https://archive.is/2PjRi
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
Same with iOS (and I presume Android)! So many apps will add extra nags inside the app until you enable notifications. But then as long as you do, they'll send you spam notifications on a frequent basis.
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
Isn't this type of situation what blind trusts are supposed to be for? Although they'd obviously be inconvenient.
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by jlund-molfese 1y ago
https://archive.is/JoL2Z
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
Interesting! I misunderstood and thought the issue was with every iCloud Mail server
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
I'm seeing 10/10 though, with a custom iCloud domain ("Your hostname outbound.mr.icloud.com is assigned to a server."). What's different?
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
Alternate link: https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/09/french-drillers-may-... Seems to be news from 2023
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
The moat is real. A shiny new project can always be cancelled, but withdrawing support for a suitably large legacy application that doesn't have a replacement is harder.
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
Sounds like a similar idea to antichess. Antichess is also (sadly) a solved game assuming perfect play.
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
Remote areas sure, but also spots where you have line of sight to a satellite, but a cell signal can't get to, like canyons. Which is actually surprisingly common in some areas, like San Diego, depending on your carrier!
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
Non-paywalled alternative link: https://www.cbtnews.com/teslas-california-sales-decline-as-e...
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
I’ve always found it striking that livestock and humans are 96% of mammalian biomass. That’s a lot of cows! [0] 0. https://ourworldindata.org/wild-mammals-birds-biomass
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
I wasn't able to tell from skimming the repo, but have you considered adding a pseudorandom sleep? Might cost some more CPU cycles depending on how it's implemented, but would probably be more human-like than always responding in
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
Two comically bad lines in an AI-generated spam email I recently received: "Saw on LinkedIn that you spoke Spanish. I've heard that the way "¡Qué chévere!" brings such energy and brightness to a conversation is uniquely
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
Some of the other comments are joking around, but 2018 refers to the original date the article was published :)
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by jlund-molfese 2y ago
I love my Polestar 2. But there's gotta be a better way to do touchscreen climate controls. I've had mine for 8 months now, and had to google in order to figure out that the car had dual-climate zones—it's really hard to tell

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