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691.
by rcarmo 1y ago
At this rate, someday the iPad will be the more powerful “computer” by default :)
692.
by rcarmo 1y ago
I think this is somewhat disingenuous since not everyone uses the latest thing, and people tend to stick to “what works” for them. Models are picky enough about prompting styles that changing to a new model every week/month becomes an
693.
by rcarmo 1y ago
I believe this has been patched time and time again in on-premises variants like OpenShift. Curious to check if it’s there in small variants like microk8s, k3s, etc., as I’m considering moving a few offline services to Talos.
694.
by rcarmo 1y ago
This is amusing to me because Claude has zero issues adding rainbows, unicorns and all sorts of emoji to README files, which I personally detest.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Went through a similar tuning process with Wi-Fi 6 on OpenWRT recently: https://taoofmac.com/space/reviews/2025/09/14/1630 In my case, I forgot I had to change encryption type to associate at higher
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Tiny Continuity Tester(technoblogy.com)
1 points by rcarmo 1y ago|0 comments
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A Minor Rant About Cloudflare UX(taoofmac.com)
2 points by rcarmo 1y ago|0 comments
698.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Fine, but the Mac mini I downloaded this in has very little internal storage, so I am not using this and will only keep the old designer and publisher apps around (Pixelmator is better for my use case)
699.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Well, if Apple did something about it... We would at least have some half-assed thing that would look good in commercials.
700.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Well, I downloaded the Mac app, and here's what I don't like: - Goodness gracious, that icon. And 3.5GB????? - Requires a login (so I suppose no disconnected operation) - Seems to jumble together the vector, bitmap and publishing
701.
by rcarmo 1y ago
The short version of the story is that I was working with one of the Samsung mobile engineering teams for Vodafone 360 (look it up). The other team was the Galaxy team.
702.
by rcarmo 1y ago
You're doing the Austrians and Swiss Germans a disservice :)
703.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Nice, but as someone who can read some German but not write it accurately, I found it rather hard to type any accurate answers. Having some sort of multiple choice options would be very useful to begin with.
704.
by rcarmo 1y ago
OK, another use for port 1337. Anyone got a better, mnemonically memorable choice in the low range?
705.
by rcarmo 1y ago
I'd say DNS/Front Door (or some carrier interconnect) is the thing affected, since I can auth just fine in a few places. (I'm at MS, but not looped into anything operational these days, so I'm checking my personal subscr
706.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Doesn't really fix Apple's 7 day re-signing on iOS 26.
707.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Are you absolutely sure?
708.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Not seeing it. I have VMs in US East and Netherlands and they're up.
709.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Huh. It mentions neither Intel nor AMD, and I am seeing _a lot_ of N100/N150 industrial SBCs right now (outside the hobbyist space). Intel in particular seems to be replaying their approach of flooding the market with Atom chips and ma
710.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Very niche? That depends a lot on the culture (I use that daily).
711.
by rcarmo 1y ago
As an iOS user who's been frustrated with Apple's approach to "self-loading" (i.e., running your own code on your own devices) and who's actually gone out and gotten Android devices to write PoC/PoV apps on ins
712.
by rcarmo 1y ago
I was a telco product manager at the time and I can tell you right away that it wasn't developers that killed Windows Phone. This book ( https://asokan.org/operation-elop/ ) tells part of the story, but the telcos I
713.
by rcarmo 1y ago
I've managed to mostly excise Samsung from my digital life (except for phones that family buys without my knowledge and that I have to troubleshoot), and I have been happier for it for many decades now. (This was after direct exposure
714.
by rcarmo 1y ago
Hear hear. I pushed through that gap by sheer willpower (and it was quite liberating), but I completely get you.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
I don't get all this complaining, TBH. I have been blogging for over 25 years (20+ on the same site), been using em dashes ever since I switched to a Mac (and because the Markdown parser I use converts double dashes to it, which I quit
716.
by rcarmo 1y ago
You didn't read the link, did you? Sky was written by the people who wrote Shortcuts, and Apple not only failed to retain that talent but also make their App Intents (and previous automation features) usable.
717.
by rcarmo 1y ago
In a way Apple itself was unable to do: https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2025/06/03/2155
718.
by rcarmo 1y ago
He's dead, Jim.
719.
by rcarmo 1y ago
As a fun game, I suggest feeding the entire piece to an LLM and asking it to create those scripts. The differences between Claude, GOT-5 and Gemini are very interesting.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Hmmm. There was an 8-bit IPv4 stack around that might compile to Z80 assembly, and we could always chirp out data at 1500baud or whatever, so… might well happen in real life some day.

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