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by kristofferR 10mo ago
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been obsessively researching and buying backpacking gear and soaking up tips for next spring. I am massively looking forward to being on a mountain alone for a few days with only a Garmin inReach Mini as
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by kristofferR 10mo ago
No, it's the opposite, it's fairly damaging. Previously they could claim, dubiously but plausible, that all redactions were about protecting victims (the only redactions allowed under the act). A lot of the "undone redactions
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by kristofferR 10mo ago
The next one is likely Utah, they are drying up the Great Salt Lake for alfalfa production, producing the next Owens Lake, likely making Salt Lake City and other cites unhabitable within a decade or two. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
Try doing some more casual requests. When I asked both ChatGPT 5.1 Extended Thinking and Gemini 3 Pro Preview High for best daily casual socks both responses were okay and had a lot of the same options, but while the ChatGPT response includ
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
Yup, Eclectic Light is legit, probably one of the top power-users of macOS: https://eclecticlight.co/mac-problem-solving/
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
Yeah, setting up my router with VLANs/Firewall/NAT etc was so damn frustrating with Ubiquiti compared to the Mikrotik router I had before. While I could just export my config file with Mikrotik and ask ChatGPT to make whatever cha
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
https://www.wsj.com/video/apple-executive-on-adoption-of-usb... Apple argues that the law was dumb environmentally due to many people having Lightning-cables that wouldn't work in the future, so they obviously can
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
I didn't get consoles as a kid, but after moving out I bought my first console - a PS3 I jailbroke. Showtime/Movian was my TV media player for years, actually worked pretty great until I got a Shield. Cool to see it is still being
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
Pangolin is awesome. It's like self-hosted Cloudflare Tunnels https://github.com/fosrl/pangolin
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
Well, I think that is also morally reprehensible in all other cases where it's also a matter of activating software safety features. Most of the things you mentioned aren't software locked behind a paywall, hopefully, you don&#x27
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
Didn't you read the link? According to Tesla FSD is a safety feature
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
So Tesla is charging $8000 to activate full safety software features in their vehicles? How is this not way more controversial than having to pay extra to activate features like heated steering wheels in other brands?
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
Because they mostly are, and even if not, it doesn't usually matter. For example - you summarize a YouTube link to decide if the content of it is something you're interested in watching. Even if summarizations like that are only 9
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
I've seen photography compared to archery recently, and that comparison stuck with me. As long as you enjoy the act of shooting, that is enough. Archers doesnt have to keep and look at old scoreboards/targets for the archery to ha
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
From what I've read that tends to change when the phone companies in question have shut off 2G and 3G though. The only reason to keep using SS7 is for intercompatibility with legacy networks who still have 2G or 3G devices on them.
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
It's the same "we can't introduce chip-and-pin because of all the credit card readers" argument that kept carding an issue a decade longer in the US than in the EU.
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
I admittedly don't know that much about it, but the googling I did indicated the SS7 is only active when you roam/call to legacy networks with 2G/3G that aren't all-IP?
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
They're pretty slow for me, 350ms on average: https://i.imgur.com/7CeydnY.png
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
Isn't that simply fixed by shutting down the old 2G and 3G networks, like is happening in a lot of countries now?
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
It's right in the article: "One launch hoping to get off the ground before the order goes into effect is NASA's ESCAPADE mission to Mars. The Rocket Lab-built twin orbiters are scheduled to liftoff on a Blue Origin New Glenn
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
Development is continuing here, the link you gave is just an old mirror: https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-fire...
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
I think the parents are mostly talking about touch buttons below the glass though. I am very pleased with my induction stove controls: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhZjqhs8314 So easy to control and to clean, I shudder a
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by kristofferR 11mo ago
Isn't a stove/cooker guard actually what you're looking for? They're legally mandated in Norway, there's already a big section of them, some have Zigbee, like this one: https://www.firefence.org/ h
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by kristofferR 1y ago
Matter is just the software. A lot of Matter devices use Thread as their radio protocol (think of it as "Zigbee 2.0") though, and you need a separate radio/dongle for that. Seems like Home Assistant will launch a combo Zigbee
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by kristofferR 1y ago
That's just untrue, these are the exact products a privacy conscious demographic would/should buy.
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by kristofferR 1y ago
That's half the point, these are using local communication (Matter over Thread) and are not cloud based. Privacy by default
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by kristofferR 1y ago
Seems you haven't heard of Cursor 2.0 https://cursor.com/blog/2-0
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by kristofferR 1y ago
Inflation is just what you want when your debt is denominated in the currency that is being inflated, though. The more inflation the easier it will be to service the debt.
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by kristofferR 1y ago
Apparently this method bypasses that issue: https://techy-notes.com/blog/dedrm-v10-0-14-tutorial
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by kristofferR 1y ago
I hope Gemini 3.0 will also be free, like Gemini 2.5 Pro is if you use the CLI or the right subdomain.

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