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9mo ago
If you enjoy this, you might like to read about the Zimmermann Telegram - British SIGINT that took advantage of this network, bringing the USA in to World War I. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zimmermann_telegram
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10mo ago
I know! I definitely need those. For the kids, of course.
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10mo ago
Magna tiles are my favourite of my kid’s toys. Bonus adult points - how do they work? How is it the tiles always stick to each other no matter the orientation? Easy once you know, but it took me (and friends with physics degrees) a little t
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10mo ago
git add -i is the thing you'd have to learn. I do that at the CLI most of the time and I'd say I'm quite experienced with it, but I still prefer IntelliJ when it gets complicated.
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10mo ago
One boss (ship's captain for context, but I think this applies more widely) would call careless slip-ups "lemons", as in one armed bandits. One lemon was fine, happens from time to time. Two was a cause for concern. Three and
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10mo ago
How long did you give it? Often various indexes are rebuilt after a major update and that can take a while. It’s running fine on my iPhone 11.
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10mo ago
I swapped out the satnav in a 2008 Honda for a modern unit and the car had a “speed pulse” wire. I looked it up and that wire is used for dead reckoning.
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10mo ago
I’m talking about using MDM with Mac OS (to take advantage of Apple Silicon, not licensing) in contrast to the tools we already have with other OSes. Probably you could do it to achieve a large scale on prem Linux deployment, fortunately I’
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10mo ago
Why? AWS manages to do it ( https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/mac/ ). Smaller companies too - https://macstadium.com Having used both professionally, once you understand how to drive Apple&#
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10mo ago
You can buy PoE splitters that will take ethernet in and give you ethernet + some power supply out. Looks like you need 12V/2A and a cursory search throws up a few options.
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10mo ago
I don't disagree that large cars create externalities, but what proportion of costs scale with axle weight? In the UK the most recent budget allocates £1.6 billion for maintenance. According to statista £13 billion was spent on roads l
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11mo ago
It wasn't clear from my comment, but I absolutely don't care and I'm going to keep typing how I type.
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11mo ago
I've been pressing minus twice to type a dash on Mac OS for so long I've forgotten when I started. People are pointing it out to me more and more every day. I think my writing is distinct enough from an LLM for most people, but th
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11mo ago
Plenty of honest and law-abiding Americans living abroad have a hard time banking because of this law. Many banks simply won't accept American citizens as clients. Even those that will let you open a current account won't let you
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11mo ago
While I can't talk to all the systems out there, I am talking about systems I have worked on.
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11mo ago
The easiest way to do it is on a repositioning cruise where at the end of the season the cruise lines take their ships from one market to another. The positives are a cheap cruise, the negatives are that you're right at the end and beg
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> why is this not used in conflicts to devastating effect? The systems with devastating impact are air-gapped. They're designed, audited, validated and then never touched again. Ports are disabled by cutting the traces on the mother
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1y ago
This is closely related to the claim "We only hire the top 1%". Yes, but when your competitors reject a candidate they don't just stop existing, eventually they choose you.
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1y ago
I was under the impression it went in to livestock/pet food. Perhaps there just isn’t enough demand.
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1y ago
It just needed some oinkment.
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1y ago
I recently came across almost exactly this with my smoker! I have a controller which uses ambient and meat temperature probes and a fan to control the fire’s temperature. I need to know when the ambient temperature falls below a certain poi
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1y ago
When you do want an AI overview you can have Kagi do that by adding a ? at the end of your query. It flows nicely for me as the difference between searching for something, or just asking the internet a question. Kagi cites sources and allow
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1y ago
The founder has responded to similar comments - https://kagifeedback.org/d/5445-reconsider-yandex-integratio...
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1y ago
I'm sure the free GUI is the gateway drug, but at this point practically everybody in finance uses Excel. You can pass files and scripts around and be pretty confident that the external auditor will be able to use them.
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1y ago
I now have a small amount of electrical tape in my travel bag, and I use it at practically every place I stay. I just rewrapped some around a bit of plastic - no need for it to be very sticky anyway as I take it off when I leave.
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1y ago
Mumbai is the most populous city in the most populous country.
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1y ago
The vast majority of American Jewish citizens are not dual US/Israeli citizens. Very roughly, there are about 1,000,000 Israelis living abroad worldwide and the US Jewish population is around 7,000,000.
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1y ago
> For a processor with well-documented microarchitecture, for which a programmer or a compiler can deterministically write an optimal program We don't even know the optimal algorithms! AlphaEvolve recently found "an algorithm t
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Or, assuming they have physical access to the combi boiler, removing the receiver unit and replacing it with a more Home Assistant friendly combi boiler thermostat. Probably a 30 minute job if you’ve never done it before and easily reversib
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1y ago
AWS has a strong track record, a clear business model that isn’t predicated on gathering as much data as possible, and an awful lot to lose if they break their promises. Lots of AI companies have some of these, but not to the same extent.
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