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nubinetwork
2mo ago
I had a huge rant a couple weeks ago about how I couldn't find anything in discord's search, it used to be pretty decent, but it's been getting worse as well... Paraphrasing, but is it too hard to "SELECT FROM 'post
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nubinetwork
2mo ago
My understanding is that since fisker has gone bankrupt twice, that its best to keep the cars close to mechanics who still have tools, because these cars can become instant unmovable paperweights if the parking pawls engage.
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2mo ago
SMTP server-to-server has been plain text since its inception... how do you convince everyone to upgrade or switch protocols/servers to something e2e? Edit: google is probably the only provider that does starttls...
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2mo ago
It does on my Firefox, I had to close their tab because it also tricks kde into thinking I'm playing audio.
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2mo ago
> there was no recovery mechanism short of externally programming the BIOS chip. This was shocking on a product advertised as “repairable.” Sounds pretty repairable to me, sorry that you're not used to using a chip flasher.
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2mo ago
Why not just pass the GPU to a docker container?
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2mo ago
> knock-off of ikea We have one called jysk... They're doing alright.
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2mo ago
Everybody makes mistakes, it's unfortunate that many people on the internet are psycho and won't let the past be the past...
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2mo ago
Based on easylist, but you can't add your own lists. I guess it's a step in the right direction...
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2mo ago
That's a bug? Happens to me with bash all the time, all I have to do is open 2 terminals at the same time... whichever one I close last is the one that writes its history. /shrug
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2mo ago
https://youtu.be/Bb8uYlc_ATo This happened a few months ago too in Kentucky. https://youtu.be/8JE6seXY3S8 Comments suggest it happened in Boston recently as well.
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2mo ago
I miss the greasemonkey days, but copying scripts between machines became annoying, and I don't think it ever worked on mobile.
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2mo ago
> Ontario has a choice: we can build the economy of the future and ensure Canadians’ data remains in Canada, or we can get left behind and risk Canadians’ data being sent to the U.S. and elsewhere Or we could do neither, and be glad we d
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2mo ago
One benefit of having a Samsung, you can uninstall google photos and still be able to use your camera.
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2mo ago
They've been saying that for years.
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2mo ago
Apparently nginx didn't enable it on my new server... why it's not enabled by default, I don't know... I retract my idiocy :P
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2mo ago
Per your link... > block http 1.1, real users only use 2.0 Chrome on android and Firefox on linux both appear to use 1.1 still...
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2mo ago
How about them apples... ai bots use faked browser user agents, so people start pretending to be ai instead...
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2mo ago
So stay away from parts and software made after 2024, shouldn't be too hard if 1990s era msdos is what you're after...
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2mo ago
> Apple does not produce glasses and seeing the backlash to Meta's glasses I don't think they will Word has it that they're working on them, but no idea until wwdc 2027.
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> Apple is rumored to be developing an AI pin or pendant that would serve as an iPhone’s constant eyes and ears; many other products of this type are on the way. AI accessories could one day be as widespread as AirPods. But why? Don&#x
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2mo ago
Gentoo has pretty much always had a Bugzilla, even back in the early 00s... there never was an alternative plan. The biggest thing about what's happened today though, is how a "janitor" on the infrastructure team can shut do
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2mo ago
That's the thing, they aren't.
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2mo ago
It didn't change anything though, if you have the money you can just buy more.
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2mo ago
I don't get why everyone went doomer a few years ago when they were implementing the newer apis then... /shrug
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2mo ago
Related https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49137681
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2mo ago
Related/recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49102879 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49116990 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49088259 https://news.ycom
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2mo ago
Neat web project, but I've always used audacity for this...
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2mo ago
They're zfs snapshots, assuming you're actually taking them, a send/recv shouldn't cause any problems... (ignoring the hole_birth and encryption bugs from the 0.6.x days - to my knowledge, they should both be resolved by
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2mo ago
I didn't see them mention anything about adding features that aren't strictly about storing files... things like containers and virtual machines...
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