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by tapoxi 2y ago
yeah but Wordpress.org explicitly said "using WP is okay". if they turn around and say "no it's not" that's promissory estoppel
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by tapoxi 2y ago
When a small hardware company is not only making it's own full hardware and software stack but brings that all the way down to the telemetry query language, I get a lot of NIH vibes and question if any of these elements will get the at
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by tapoxi 2y ago
But that's systemd the project, not systemd the init system. You don't need to use any of those components to use systemd, which has no dependencies on them. Those services can live and die on their own merits.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
How does it know what stop it's at? Operator control? Signaling system? MBTA related, I finally rode in a new Red Line car, are those radically different?
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Brave has a native ad blocker built in, so it's unaffected by changes in the extension API.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
My daughter (almost 2) loves her Yoto and brings it everywhere. The NFC card to play music means she can (and has) put peanut butter in the card slot and it doesn't matter.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
It would be nice if Signal supported that, and one day maybe it will, but it's not a dealbreaker for me. My linked devices have all the conversations I care about. What I do care about is that I'm the only one that can read these
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Signal works just fine, but Signal Desktop doesn't bring over old messages, since they're not stored in the cloud. Given the number of data breaches the world experiences, I don't want every message thread I'm in availab
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by tapoxi 2y ago
We have a vendor that refuses to support ES 8.x due to license fears, so we're just migrating everything over to OpenSearch.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
There are far more Teslas that have purchased FSD than Waymos, and the Waymos are trained on those specific streets. Maybe Tesla should treat FSD like Waymo, only available in certain cities to a few hundred drivers? As a pedestrian that w
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by tapoxi 2y ago
My 70 year old, nontechnical Mom converted my entire extended family. We now use Signal for every family gathering, baby picture, etc. It's just a really elegant solution for cross-platform messaging, the security is a great bonus.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
You can make it hard by forcing secure boot and doing remote attestation.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
And is universally hated by CS2 and TF2 players. TF2 has been unplayable for years.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
They annoy other players and intentionally make them pay for bot protection services.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Via wine-mono Games themselves typically aren't .NET but ancillary components, like launchers or map editors, are.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
The author of this article makes the point that social media is its key feature, but they still advertise Telegram as an encrypted messenger. So your messages to friends will be on Telegram, they're there for the social network, and th
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by tapoxi 2y ago
I mean is there a better source than this? It's extremely ranty and just speculation
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Yes they implemented usernames earlier this year. They are fully rolled out and don't expose your phone number. They received $3 million from the open technology fund, which is a government sponsored fund for censorship circumvention p
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by tapoxi 2y ago
I finally started running Linux as my main (and only) OS after hating what Microsoft has done with 11. I'm not a Microsoft hater, and while I like Linux I'm not the type of person to play with new distros everyday or heavily custo
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by tapoxi 2y ago
We do it for all of our quarterly planning so that's a sync with Jira as a datasource, multiple tables and pivot tables, etc. I'd say the whole thing is probably a few MB. I don't know where you'd start to see a performa
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Most of my office uses Excel for the web because it seems more responsive than the Win32 version.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
The incentive requires the chargers have 97% availability.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
They can't interact with the top tab bar after Mozilla switched to Webextension, so you're usually left with an awkward, secondary panel.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Chrome is faster for me, and I like tab grouping. uBlock Origin Lite is still supported. It theoretically has less features but I haven't noticed what they are.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
We don't put PHI in repos, the CI platform has access to the infrastructure to deploy, which means any potential compromise would expose PHI.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
But their products are quite different. There's a large market that self-hosts GitLab for data soverignity reasons, and Datadog has no such offering. I'm a GitLab user, I can't use Datadog because our customer contracts forbi
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Framework is a good option in the Linux laptop space, aside from the awkward aspect ratio on the 14.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
They unfortunately ruined TST with the switch to WebExtensions because it could no longer replace the top tab bar. There were hacks you could do by modifying something in your Firefox profile directory. Bizarre to me that they didn't t
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Religions are a matter of faith, climate change has overwhelming scientific evidence. If you don't call those people deniers, then you're signaling to third parties it's some sort of unanswered question.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Statcounter says 64% Chrome 13% Edge, on Desktop. Edge shrinks to 5% if you count mobile.

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