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by rovr138 12d ago
Imagine any other kind of 'lab' in the world letting a untested or 'bad' sample out into the world.
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by rovr138 12d ago
I think you're also missing a quirk and that is, is everyone on a $200 plan using $10,000 worth of equivalent API spend? I know people that have the most expensive plan on all the platforms... because The other side to that is, what
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by rovr138 14d ago
They're not measuring speed nor annoyance. It's there on the page
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by rovr138 14d ago
MPAA & RIAA isn't what I was thinking. Check https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/506 , https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2319 This isn't 1 movie.
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by rovr138 14d ago
No. Not legally. Has it been normalized? That's another thing.
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by rovr138 14d ago
Didn't they find emails and other things from these leaders where they're okay downloading / obtaining content from illegal sources?
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by rovr138 15d ago
> First off, this is exactly how systemd-oomd is supposed to behave under memory pressure. The documentation is specific on this; systemd-oomd itself says: > > [...] If the configured limits are exceeded, systemd-oomd will select a
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by rovr138 16d ago
...like on the radio?
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by rovr138 16d ago
You can relisten the stuff you have. LP's, 8-tracks, cassettes, cd's, mp3 players, etc. You didn't have the whole world at your hands. You had to pick what to listen to, what to buy, what to carry. Yes, it's nice having
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by rovr138 29d ago
If you think a book is made by the physical medium, you must think everything in paper is a book. The prose in a book has certain content structure, intent, and writing. So unless a napkin and a receipt are books, what actually makes someth
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by rovr138 29d ago
Kindle / Audible.
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by rovr138 29d ago
What's your alternative to these examples? In my case, I use both, for different reasons, and continuously test other.
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by rovr138 29d ago
Anthropic finally added the ability to sort by spend. I have thousands of people on an org. I had to go through every page to extract the top spenders. Openai... you captured the sentiment.
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by rovr138 29d ago
Not OP Unfortunately for me, a lot of my books are tied to them.
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by rovr138 29d ago
I have like 5 parking apps. It's exhausting. The worst part is not that, but.. _which is the app for this area?_
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by rovr138 29d ago
The people they want to follow. What's your point?
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by rovr138 1mo ago
Instead, I'd build tooling for the model to be able to query the tickets, pr, commits, diff, etc This is something I can reuse better.
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by rovr138 1mo ago
It's not the same issue. From the article, > After questioning, he eventually turned it over but gave officers a passcode that then erased the contents of his Google Pixel phone. I don't see the problem being a clean device, bu
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by rovr138 1mo ago
> I don't trust government to maintain the security level my job requires What does the security officer at your company say? Either you shouldn't be leaving with devices with the data from your job on them, or you don't
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by rovr138 2mo ago
I actually donate to a bunch of tools I use.
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by rovr138 2mo ago
What is a 'sensitive environment' in this case? If it's a sensitive environment like what I'm thinking, you probably have a security officer. What do they say should be the process? Is the device the sensitive environmen
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Curlese, Five Years Later(hypertesto.me)
25 points by rovr138 2mo ago|7 comments
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by rovr138 2mo ago
Curlese, five years later: curl is still the universal language of broken integrations
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by rovr138 2mo ago
> they aren’t bypassing access controls. Weev went to jail for accessing public api's, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weev#AT&T_data_breach > The flaw was part of a publicly-accessible URL, which allowed
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by rovr138 2mo ago
macOS 26, Tahoe, is the last supporting Intel Mac. Tahoe will be superseded in 2026. 2 more years for Tahoe updates (unless they change how they support previous os versions (current + 2 versions back)) Not much longer for supported version
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by rovr138 2mo ago
They had an issue yesterday that said Fable needed extra usage. I’m guessing they’re getting ready.
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by rovr138 3mo ago
https://www.openssh.org/releasenotes.html#10.4 <!-- DO NOT EDIT MANUALLY! This is generated from: www/build/openssh/releasenotes.html.head www/build/openssh/re
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by rovr138 3mo ago
I like that in Kagi I can set this as an option. Default, on the same tab (since browsers have options around this), but allow users to select if they want it on a new tab/window.
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by rovr138 4mo ago
I'm just curious about testing. Is this a configuration that's not common and thus not tested? If people think they can do better, I want to see their forks and them keeping up with it. https://github.com/RsyncProj
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by rovr138 4mo ago
if they did, why draw attention?

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