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kotaKat
1y ago
Nonono, you have to tell MacRumors that Bloomberg reported that it was Tim Cook’s boot in this week’s Power On newsletter. Then that floor will be so clean you could do open heart surgery on it.
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1y ago
You can’t even report behavior that should get an app pulled from the App Store. I know of multiple apps that have malicious ad networks in them, don’t disclose their ad networks, and have no mechanisms to report the ads inside the ad netwo
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kotaKat
1y ago
Just another step closer to the creepy desires of building an AI "replica" human. Gotta get the look right (with Sora), the fingerprints and iris (with Worldcoin), the personality (ChatGPT erotic mode)...
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kotaKat
1y ago
As one of those ~300,000 that filed with Direct File these last two years I’m sad and disgusted. Guess I get screwed so some asshole at Intuit can make an extra twenty bucks.
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kotaKat
1y ago
Nextcloud is the most confusing thing I've tried to figure out how to install as a non-Linux user (i.e. Windows admin) being told to "just install Docker then do this".
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kotaKat
1y ago
This happens in a lot of software in the Windows world, too. As soon as you run it on a non-Home SKU you’re suddenly The Enterprise, even as a home-gamer.
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1y ago
I think part of it is that these printers end up offering so much more flexibility than your traditional labeler. Single-font single-line labels are boring , crummy built in excuses for emoji…
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kotaKat
1y ago
Fun note - Walmart already started region locking the ONN sticks to US and Puerto Rico.
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1y ago
I’m pissed that Google has sneakily, forcefully won the in-car battle with Android Automotive. Android users win regardless in this fight - even though they won’t have Android Auto anymore, they can “just” use the built in Google suite on A
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1y ago
Thank T-Mobile crying to the ITU-R to get 4G and 5G technologies renamed so they could peddle bullshit marketing. Man, I love my HSPA+ “4G”!
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1y ago
I'm also thinking about people that could get caught up at the border crossing back and forth on the regular because of this. If you get captured as part of this Mobile Fortify stuff, it sounds like it's going to merge it with all
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kotaKat
1y ago
Honestly seems like if you just stay on the latest-and-greatest you'll stay ahead of Cellebrite long enough. I'll be amused when Apple finally drops a portless iPhone as the next step ahead. (Apple already has their Qi2/Magsa
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kotaKat
1y ago
Registrars getting to decide that words suddenly are “premium” is so fucking bullshit.
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kotaKat
1y ago
It’s like when I updated my Stripe account to be used with my new shiny Ko-Fi account I opened, like Ko-Fi suggest I could do… and then Stripe immediately closed my account for linking it to Ko-Fi because they suddenly considered it crowdfu
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kotaKat
1y ago
Still no AirPlay 2 support, though!
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1y ago
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kotaKat
1y ago
Step 1: https://schneegans.de/windows/unattend-generator/ Set up an unattend script how you want it to install Windows 11 Education, the only sane build of W11 with most AI shit turned off. Step 2: Install W11 wit
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kotaKat
1y ago
And if you shove the wrong (i.e. non-FS) optic in an FS Box you accidentally softlock your account for a week at a time as a punishment :)
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1y ago
How much blood is Sam Altman swimming in?
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kotaKat
1y ago
I'm prepared to accept those risks, I've got my lead-lined underwear ;)
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kotaKat
1y ago
Interesting we get these sudden 2 to 3 month old accounts with no comment history popping into these threads to start stirring the pot.
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kotaKat
1y ago
Nice ChatGPT bait, Mossad agent.
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kotaKat
1y ago
Even normal television has gone to full on elderly brainrot, and the TV personalities are behind it. Go watch an episode of 25 Words or Less on your local broadcast station and watch how much slop is peddled on the show between the colo
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1y ago
Security now confiscates those when you board the ship alongside your bottles of “mouthwash”.
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kotaKat
1y ago
Product managers keep taking the… “SA” approach to consent. Whichever two initials you’d like to extrapolate SA out to, both of them still fit just perfectly here.
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kotaKat
1y ago
Out here in rural nowhere it doesn’t — it just gets the sheriff on the local news begging people to stop instead of solving the actual problem at hand by placing patrols on the routes. [1] https://www.wwnytv.com/2025/02
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1y ago
But I don’t want to be forced to sign into a Google Account to use my vehicle. GM’s pivot to Android Automotive has forced Google Play and its complete walled garden into the vehicle at the bare metal. Google won. Apple loses. At the end of
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kotaKat
1y ago
And terminal costs will be through the roof in comparison. Who else out there is making full-on beamforming capable satellite terminals under $1k? Kymeta's over $20k+ for a single dish. People may hate the company and the man behind it
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1y ago
I’m holding out for Mac17,1. Now that M5 is out and the last of the M1/M2 products are basically cleared out (and made EOL), Apple can stop producing M1 Macbook Airs for Walmart and switch over to the plastic $599 A18 Pro-based Macbook
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1y ago
The funny part is one of Chrysler's "mitigations" was adding a "security gateway module" to "protect" all the communications (read: lock out diagnostic tools). The call still came from inside the house.
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