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by jon-wood 1y ago
I'm not aware of working jailbreaks for either Xbox Series or PS5. Its possible that's just a matter of time, but they've both been out for quite a while now it seems like the console manufacturers have finally worked out how
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by jon-wood 1y ago
These things aren't for use in an office setting where you're fiddling with a web browser, Excel, or writing software. They're for situations where colour calibration matters, so either designing for print, or working on vide
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by jon-wood 1y ago
The slight irony being that Adobe are making themselves slowly irrelevant at the same time. I know so many people who only have Adobe subscriptions now because of the muscle memory built using pirated copies of Photoshop and Flash as broke
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by jon-wood 1y ago
If this were available on macOS as well, and did sync via iCloud I'd be all over it. It's a great model for a calendar/task manager but I really don't want to have to squint at my phone screen while using it.
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by jon-wood 1y ago
You joke, but because it is actually possible - you have a regularly updated sheet which contains all your bank transactions (my bank will continually update a Google Sheet for me if I ask), and then you do a lookup for a Gregg's trans
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by jon-wood 1y ago
A union does whatever its members want the union to do. I'd argue that an environment where pay negotiation is a case of every person for themselves isn't actually good for anyone but if the majority of members disagree with me th
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by jon-wood 1y ago
Even in that case this is a military aircraft, one of the most highly prized secrets many nations hold. Probably the most reasonable response to an ejection the aircraft could take is to nose dive into the ground and slam the throttle to af
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by jon-wood 1y ago
The other reason being that nobody is asking for The Metaverse, and definitely don’t want to spend huge chunks of cash on a funny hat to wear in order to access it.
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by jon-wood 1y ago
Worth noting this is similar to but not the same as the type of certificate based authentication used in web browsers. Most notably you can't chain CAs, so there is no root of trust beyond whoever operates the CA you care about telling
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by jon-wood 1y ago
Today in petty off-topic complaints I expect to burn some karma on: PROD isn't capitalised, is an abbreviation of Production, not an initialism of Public Ready Outside-world Delivery.
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by jon-wood 1y ago
Or you can use SSH certificates, where you work on the basis that if the host key is signed by the correct CA then it's legit. No more tofu required beyond need to trust whatever source you got your CA's public key from.
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by jon-wood 1y ago
> But instead I watch Claude struggling to find a directory it expects to see and running random npm commands until it comes to the conclusion that, somehow, node_modules was corrupted mysteriously and therefore it needs to wipe everythi
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by jon-wood 1y ago
> You don't have to do any of this in a Vue / React app Something has to do this in an app regardless of what UI framework you're using. Deciding where a particular piece of state lives is fundamental to web development,
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by jon-wood 1y ago
> Apple 2030 is the company’s ambitious plan to be carbon neutral across its entire footprint by the end of this decade by reducing product emissions from their three biggest sources: materials, electricity, and transportation. But never
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by jon-wood 1y ago
I'm sorry, I can't take seriously any piece of software which decided to prefix the previous version's name with "based". I'm aware this is a me problem.
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by jon-wood 1y ago
I think that's the point. Every now and then a language will have a small explosion of new tooling, and all you can really do is wait for it to blow over and see what tools people adopted afterwards, it feels like Python is going throu
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by jon-wood 1y ago
Sorry, what? There are people with guns preventing us from self hosting websites? That’s certainly news to me.
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by jon-wood 1y ago
Part of why CCTV in the UK is ubiquitous and yet hasn’t so far resulted in what many people describe as a surveillance state is that the cameras are all operated by different people. To hoover up data an agency needs to go ask the owner of
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by jon-wood 1y ago
I think this depends what you're 3D printing. I'm almost always making utilitarian things with specific purposes so CAD modelling makes sense, I know what dimensions I need, and what constraints exist, if I were modelling figures
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by jon-wood 1y ago
I assume the point here is to check a box in some big corporate's matrix of required features before they'll move to Google Workspace. Nobody really cares whether its really end to end, they just need some to say the magic lette
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by jon-wood 1y ago
I'm not sure they need endurance, if they're cheap enough companies can just buy a fleet n times larger than the number they need in the air at any given moment and have the others charging at base. Or more likely buy some extra b
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by jon-wood 1y ago
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM users would have been a start from the sound of it.
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by jon-wood 1y ago
And most states also allow you to leave a bar thirty seconds after your friend you arranged to meet there arrives, it would still be considered rude to do so and probably you wouldn’t be welcome in the future if you kept doing it.
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by jon-wood 1y ago
The whole point of this post is that there’s a native version that doesn’t use Proton now, so checking ProtonDB isn’t going to tell anyone anything beyond the previous version being fine.
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by jon-wood 1y ago
Portal RTX isn’t a new game, its Portal on supermax settings, so the original point on making sure low settings work still stands.
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by jon-wood 1y ago
So if you donate money to charity then you get a pass on obeying the law and general morals? Is this like indulgences from the Pope? How much does a murder cost?
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by jon-wood 1y ago
These are physical meeting rooms within a company. The resolution to this sort of abuse doesn't need to be automated, first it's a person in the facilities team having a quiet chat with the person doing that and asking them not to
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by jon-wood 1y ago
It's certainly a bold move for a private company that wants to take a behemoth like Oracle to court over something that mostly benefits themselves to solicit $200K of donations from random people in order to so. I look forward to seein
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by jon-wood 1y ago
If Google had simply stuck at what they used to be, a solid search engine with some unobtrusive ads plus some other ancillary services, they could have sustained that more or less indefinitely. What can't be sustained is the endless gr
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by jon-wood 1y ago
I think the author’s point was that this is usually desired behaviour because it’s a desktop and only occasionally do they want to stop that.

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