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   by pogue 2y ago

   That's quite funny! I opened it on Brave for Android, switched to desktop view & got to the portion with the sword where it says "xO" on the screen & I can't proceed any further. Touching the screen has no notice
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   by pogue 2y ago

   I'm just seeing ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS on Chrome & Brave on Android 14 - Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 10; K) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/127.0.0.0 Mobile Safari/537.36
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   by pogue 2y ago

   I find myself using Send Anywhere [1] all the time. I couldn't find documentation on how the files are transferred or if they're uploaded to their cloud, but it's very handy. They claim the files are encrypted in transmission
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   by pogue 2y ago

   Too many acronyms!
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   by pogue 2y ago

   Do you mean something like a managed Wordpress service that keeps Wordpress, etc, up to date?
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   by pogue 2y ago

   I'm not really understanding the purpose of this. It seems to be the same as Linktree or Start.page or dozens of other services that allow you to curate a list of social media profiles, but people can vouch for you? But it also allows
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   by pogue 2y ago

   HN could really use some client software. If nothing else for choosing how to read thread replies (ie: most recent, most upvoted/popular, most downvoted, by replies from the OP, etc) + a more advanced built in search.
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   by pogue 2y ago

   I hunted around for Audm & it looks like it was shuttered over a year ago[1], if this is what you're talking about. But what you described for reading scientific papers sounds very interesting. Maybe someone can suggest alternative
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   by pogue 2y ago

   The article has some interesting points but what's the context? Who wrote this & why? It also needs more references for some of the claims made, but it's someone's opinion -- I get it.
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    by pogue 2y ago

    Casey Newton, former editor @ The Verge & who currently runs platformer.news, a pretty significant tech news site in his own right. I'm not sure why he's going by 'crumbler' these days. https://en.wikipedi
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    by pogue 2y ago

    So you can still access 2FA through non-official Android builds.... or no?
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    by pogue 2y ago

    I just saw this yesterday about losing Authy for 2FA on non-official Android devices w/o play services. I'm curious how phones like this are handling that. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/07/los
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    by pogue 2y ago

    Is this a real world test that people can take right now (and is affordable) or is this a far off in the future thing?
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    by pogue 2y ago

    What's the purpose (or a use case scenario) if this exactly? When you're on the terminal and you're not sure what to do you can ask Ai? EDIT: I see there's more info in your homepage/blog. It would be helpful to lin
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    by pogue 2y ago

    Can you explain what this is/how it works?
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    by pogue 2y ago

    It's not loading for me on Android in default Chrome, Opera browser, Brave & Firefox. It gets to "Source: BBC" & just shows a loading bar then nothing further shows up.
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    by pogue 2y ago

    I'm really trying to find some deals on machines that can natively run Windows 11 since 10 is going to stop being supported next year. I've seen machines on Amazon/Walmart that claim to have 11 installed, but they're mac
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    by pogue 2y ago

    This looks very cool! Will this work for any type of job networking or is it just for tech people?
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    by pogue 2y ago

    How do you check the sellers validity?
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    by pogue 2y ago

    When you say data centers, what do you mean? If I was looking on Craigslist or whatever for this, how would I be able to tell which seller is a data center?
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    by pogue 2y ago

    His channel is where I first heard of this scam. https://youtube.com/watch?v=UsWx1iO-aeA
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    by pogue 2y ago

    A helpful tool I recommend for buying from common outlets online is Fakespot [1]. It scans the reviews and looks for suspicious/fake reviews & other telltale signs of deceit. Mozilla recently acquired it, but you can scan Amazon UR
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    by pogue 2y ago

    Yeah, true. It would be cool if it had a plug in to connect to a local model or OpenAI/Gemini API etc
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    by pogue 2y ago

    Paywall bypass: https://archive.ph/ArJy2
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    by pogue 2y ago

    Here's a video of a doctor playing the game along with sort of an explanation of how it works and is meant to do. I'd be curious to know how much this costs for patients. I'm guessing it's some type of a subscription mod
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    by pogue 2y ago

    It sounds good. Can you plug it in to a local or online LLM to check grammar & have it proof read if I wanted?
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    by pogue 2y ago

    I'm not sure why this article got posted, but I'm happy to share my favorite resource for dietary supplements, examine.com. They're one of the few that doesn't have any associations with mfgs/vendors and are solely
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    by pogue 2y ago

    There's also a really great project called eXoDOS that has 7k+ games and launches and emulates them all. I can't access their homepage, but here it is on the wayback. It's a torrent download anyway. https://web.arc
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    by pogue 2y ago

    Looking at skeletons for fun or profit
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    by pogue 2y ago

    That's interesting Russia still uses Morse code in the Ukraine war. Quite surprising, in fact, considering all the high tech radio & communication equipment available in the world.