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skylurk
9mo ago
Really makes me hope my heart cuts out before my mind does.
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9mo ago
yes, but also 2026: llms can autocomplete a line correctly sometimes
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9mo ago
> We shouldn't be protecting someone that gullible My uncle, an engineer, was scammed out of his life savings last year. He was a smart guy, he just got older.
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9mo ago
IIRC all are product placement/ads. Listing requires paying Apple.
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9mo ago
I also would like to try it, but won't touch it until it is open source.
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9mo ago
What is the smallest one with USB-C? It's gotten hard to find a friend to borrow a charge from these days with the lightning port.
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10mo ago
> Current Year: 2025 (as of late 2024/early 2025)
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10mo ago
Yup, and I would also like to see them support a shell environment, like Android Linux Terminal.
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10mo ago
Are you referring to httpx? ;)
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10mo ago
If you damage your phone, as opposed to completely loosing it, the sim card is almost never damaged. So changing phones can be done without any customer support or web forms or calls to service provider etc. Actually, every phone I ever had
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10mo ago
Keyboardio Atreus
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10mo ago
> SteamOS is probably the most commercially well-supported consumer desktop Linux Yeah, this basically, and they have good hardware too. > the Chromebook/Android train I am not really interested in getting back into the google wo
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10mo ago
Thanks, this is exactly the sort of reply I was fishing for. I'll check it out!
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10mo ago
I am not a gamer, but if they made an 11-inch tablet, I would buy it to replace my ipad and macbook. I already have a portable keyboard I really like.
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10mo ago
Sounds like it worked pretty well several times? But yeah it does not scale forever.
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10mo ago
Pretty sure santa works east-west, starting at the international date line. He stretches Christmas day into 48 hours. This is how he can do so many deliveries in a single date.
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10mo ago
Or more importantly, when did the Perl Monks build a pyramid? Plenty of rulers are long forgotten.
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10mo ago
Surprisingly, chihuahua bears are not my idea of a good time.
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10mo ago
I would not be surprised if you can buy quite a lot of them for cheap.
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10mo ago
Pick the devil you know, as they say.
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10mo ago
How does Zed ensure that all the LSP files it downloads are safe? For language support I see a lot of third party tools getting installed that are developed by random people on github. Is zed always grabbing the latest version, or is there
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10mo ago
There are also a lot scummy Microsoft Authenticator clones with near identical icons being advertized ahead of the real one. Be careful in the App Store!
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10mo ago
Can you use Windows without a Microsoft account?
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10mo ago
I would argue that particular sentence only exists to convey the bamboozled feeling you get when you reach the end of it, so only sentient parsers can parse it properly.
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10mo ago
Yep, some domains have no hard rules at all. Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.
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10mo ago
A very different book that would have been! Where can I read more?
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10mo ago
> eating food from a stranger I think this rule expires when you become an adult and can judge the situation...
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10mo ago
If you like this, you might also enjoy the sequel: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4
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10mo ago
Yes exactly, birds of a feather fail together... an A380 has three primary flight control computers, but still carries another entirely dissimilar set of three flight control computers as backup.
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10mo ago
Sorry, I didn't mean to be taking shots at any airplane company. I just disagree that multi-module consensus is a reliable form of EDAC. I gave a human factor example, but there are technical reasons too.
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