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10mo ago
Can you elaborate? I have a Series 11 and I never see the Smart Stack. I’m not even sure how to get it to show up.
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10mo ago
Gave me CPR and saved my life.
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10mo ago
This submission title is wrong. The Title should be what the post title is: "Google De-Indexed My Entire Bear Blog and I Don’t Know Why" Bearblog.dev is not de-indexed from Google. I can pull up results fine.
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10mo ago
> I use a google spreadsheet. Shortcut on my phone home screen so I can add items any time easily. And if you aren't already doing this, you can set up a Google Form for mobile that asks for input and then puts the data into the s
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10mo ago
Previously, (I ain't complaining, I like fresh conversations on this one.) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39432876 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29661167
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10mo ago
If you're looking for instances of "Please don't" you should enclose that in double quotes: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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10mo ago
This question is always annoying, but I'll bite: 1. Because Apex processes more flavors of Markdown and seems to have more configurability with regard to Markdown syntaxes. This is not a knock on pandoc. I love pandoc. I use pandoc eve
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11mo ago
Being familiar with the USG classification system, I was thrown off by the beginning of this article. It doesn't sound like something that would be classified merely as Secret. The article begins with: > XKeyscore (XKEYSCORE or XKS)
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11mo ago
Yes, just modulate the fan noise on the transmitter, and apply a filter on the receiver.
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11mo ago
I agree with the premise of your post, but after dealing with countless low quality/low knowledge support staff, I'd rather engage with an AI on the level of modern GPT models that are trained well on the support knowledge base. P
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11mo ago
I have not had luck getting Case Catalyst to run well in WINE and it is not in the WINE AppDB. WINE is great software, but just stick with Windows, so you don't have two problems. Also, uninstall any extra software (so called "c
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11mo ago
I always tell it to use Bun and it works? Am I misunderstanding?
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11mo ago
In case English isn't your primary language, "more or less" means "approximately", not "exactly". Sorry about that. Microsoft's tagline is "Windows is evolving into an agentic OS, connecting devi
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11mo ago
I believe alien life exists. I believe basic alien life will be discovered in the next few decades. I believe it's possible that basic alien life has maybe made it to Earth aboard meteorites. I do not believe intelligent aliens have vi
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11mo ago
Apple could, but this is more or less their tagline[1], as well. Granted, I think Apple has slightly better execution, but that's pretty subjective, I suppose. 1. https://www.apple.com/os/macos/
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11mo ago
You’re reading it wrong. The Verge author claims they use an iMac G4 as a monitor. Not Tim Cook.
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11mo ago
Already do, but that doesn’t help with the many more curious and nosy administrators out there, which is why you need regulations, enforcement, and auditing.
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11mo ago
From experience, this is generally easy to figure out. The ratio between dumb joke threats vs actual threats is something like >99.9%.
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11mo ago
Touche. I get that and agree. It's certainly a polarizing conversation. I'm hoping the conversation and courts arrive at definitive guidance and regulations that preserves freedom, doesn't add to the surveillance state and pr
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11mo ago
A single 27" 4K monitor at home, along with my 14" MacBook Pro screen. A single 32" 4K OLED monitor at work, along with my 16" MacBook Pro screen. Formerly, it was 3 x 27" 4K and 1440p monitors, but I wanted to focu
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11mo ago
I have worked extensively with this technology and have witnessed many of its pros and cons firsthand. I have seen it misused, but I have also observed it saving students' lives and preventing mass violence events. A major point to con
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11mo ago
Not yet, but I'm not adverse to it. I've long long been interested in generative music, popularized by Brian Eno. I consider AI music the next evolution of that. I do get the anti sentiment, though. Music means something different
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11mo ago
This is a repost of the same DHH hit piece that’s been flagged and dead about 10 times.
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11mo ago
Yeah, I guess I'm just extrapolating my own experience deploying Starlink in austere environments and always managing to get somewhere with a 90 meter cable run of getting good reception -- even in the woods.
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11mo ago
> how do we know GrapheneOS itself isn't a honeypot? It's run by a mystery org No, it's run by a non-profit foundation whose records are public, along with their board of directors who are real people with a paper trail.
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11mo ago
What caveats? It sounds like Starlink would be a perfect backup and likely save you a lot of money.
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11mo ago
The key is to look up your local city or county franchise agreements for ISP right-of-ways and then contact those people and that agency. They should be Google-able because they’re public record. In the US, anyway.
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11mo ago
The most approachable way is to use Procmon from the Sysinternals tools released by Microsoft. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/pro... Here's a good, basic video tutorial from Sco
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11mo ago
Minor but important correction: The BSSID is almost never the AP MAC address. The BSSID is unique per SSID, per AP. The BSSID is usually derived (usually by incrementing the last octet) from the AP MAC address, however. So an AP MAC might
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11mo ago
> Smaller providers have a much stronger incentive to be reliable, as they will lose customers if they are not. I disagree because conversely, outages for larger providers cause millions or maybe even billions of dollars in losses for
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