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by markstos 3y ago
ChatGPT 3.5 calculated 38 legs for me: “Assuming elephants typically have four legs each, 10 elephants would have 40 legs in total. If two of them are legless, the total number of legs would be 40 - 2 = 38 legs.”
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by markstos 3y ago
The shirt may be less funny for some residents of Butler County, Kansas who got swatted because a mapping firm did't resolve unknown locations to Null Island, but rather than to the geographic center of the United States. Their house.
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by markstos 3y ago
The great thing about spatial video will be that it takes up twice as much storage as regular video. This will give you more reason to buy a new iPhone with more storage or upgrade your iCloud account. Memories will be made and bills will b
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by markstos 3y ago
Why is it news when a car can do something that watches have been able to do for years? Tesla in particular was already loaded with all the tech to do this.
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by markstos 3y ago
People who can afford to call 911 three times for the same incident should not get better service than those that call once.
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by markstos 3y ago
If you are referring to how long Google Wave survived, then quite possibly.
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by markstos 3y ago
Maybe. Playbook is also the precise word Ansible uses to describe automating tasks across multiple servers in their particular way. So it could be a hint about Ansible-like features.
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by markstos 3y ago
Because WhatsApp is their product they’ve messed up the least.
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by markstos 3y ago
There's a method that's even faster than asking ChatGPT what to type, and that's knowing what to type. For tasks you do regularly, it's worth the investment to learn.
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by markstos 3y ago
Ghost managed to see growth in their simple SaaS blogging platform over the past 10 years. Google had the resources to adapt Blogger and help it find a niche to thrive it, but seems to have starved it of resources instead. Ghost's publ
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by markstos 3y ago
If you choose Blogger partly because it was free, and your blog got little to no traffic, that's not a sustainable business model for Google. They need ads or subscription fees to cover their hosting costs. If there were were a suffici
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by markstos 3y ago
I agree. Looks like a common automated attack and probably not targeted.
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by markstos 3y ago
Sounds like a caching bug in the app.
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by markstos 3y ago
Labor also means having babies, so it may assume you are looking for nudity. Rephrase to be unambiguous about the kind of labor.
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by markstos 3y ago
No. We got rid of our rice cookers and replaced them with Instant Pots. Instant Pots make consistently good white and brown rice, faster.
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by markstos 3y ago
Check out the cookie consent details on that page. They are telling you straight up that they'd like to your permission to share your data with 100 to almost 700 partners depending on the permission. I've never seen so many tracke
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by markstos 3y ago
So the solution was to install internet-connected IoT devices into all the barracks? What could go wrong?
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by markstos 3y ago
Yes, it’s almost like a post to explain why you wouldn’t be getting the most out of this model phone if are you aren’t doing high end photography.
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by markstos 3y ago
And why is that expected to be more reliable than Google’s service?
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by markstos 3y ago
Splunk bought VictorOps and the product has been stagnant or even worse since then. PagerDuty is significantly better for about the same price and demonstrates ways in which the product could have kept improving.
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by markstos 3y ago
I know JavaScript, so I immediately know a lot of the `fx` syntax. I always found the `jq` syntax required many round-trips to the mail and more trial and error to get the syntax right.
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by markstos 3y ago
I know JavaScript, so I immediately know a lot of the `fx` syntax. I always found the `jqc
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by markstos 3y ago
I know a cybersecurity firm that uses Signal as a Slack replacement. Signal also has desktop apps.
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by markstos 3y ago
What more did you want the phone to do, and what did you want to pay for it?
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by markstos 3y ago
You do GIS projects infrequently as a hobby. Simple stuff. You want own some GIS software. Subscription is burdensome due to infrequent use and you don’t care about next year’s features.
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by markstos 3y ago
I had a similar experience with S3 Fuse. It was slower, more complex and expensive than using S3 directly. I had feared refactoring my code to use the API, but it went quickly. I’ve never gone back to using or recommending a cloud filesyste
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by markstos 3y ago
People can use forums, and do. But in a lot of cases the community is already established somewhere and if you want to join the community, you go there. And good luck getting any sizable community to switch platforms.
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by markstos 3y ago
Qubes is enough of a pain to use that another OS project started to try to take the concept and make it more usable: https://spectrum-os.org/ Doing so has proved hard and slow so far, and Spectrum hasn't had a usable r
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by markstos 3y ago
As someone who knows systemd very well, my team of Mac-based devs did appreciate when I made something like this. I used a different framework, a precursor to Tome: https://github.com/toumorokoshi/tome Using this
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by markstos 3y ago
As long as remembering a new command is required this also be used: * systemctl status 'brand-*' That is, custom services could start with the same prefix. I run a lot of custom services, and usually I want to check on one specif

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