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by tjoff 6mo ago
... that is exactly what they will do. Just click the link in this thread, or read the headline.
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by tjoff 6mo ago
What? Sounds like a US thing?
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by tjoff 6mo ago
They probably require higher voltages but I havent seen one myself. I usually just charge y laptop with my phone charger, what is it, 18 watts? Don't care, charges my laptop and the phone that is plugged into it overnight. Why charge a
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by tjoff 6mo ago
Just watched it. Brave Origin seems like a superior product in every single way. I don't trust Brave though and don't want to use chromium.
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by tjoff 6mo ago
If you google there are many reasonable reasons for it. But the most straight forward is: > Because we cannot name something leading with a trademark owned by someone else. https://xcancel.com/richturn_ms/status&#
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by tjoff 6mo ago
Here is an idea, don't abuse your users and you don't even have to show a cookie banner. Of course people treat it like spam - because that is exactly what it is. A giant fuck you to every single user.
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by tjoff 6mo ago
The security implications if this goes mainstream is that you are expected to do this for all kinds of hardware. Right now that isn't the case and I can't remember last the time I had to uninstall untrustworthy native drivers. A l
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by tjoff 6mo ago
Not a single popup, didn't find any ads more than a text-only banner on top asking to subscribe. Some whitespace where ads might go though. No adblock. I'm in EU though, maybe they actually respect GDPR. Or maybe it is just a glit
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by tjoff 6mo ago
> Really the EU needs to apologize for those damned cookie popups and invest in a privacy-first browser. I love them. They are not mandatory, only shady websites that rather sell users information than providing a barely functional hom
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by tjoff 6mo ago
I'm certainly fine with it drawing some power. Running background processes might motivate the use of NPU more but don't exactly feel like a pressing need. Actively listen to you 24/7 and analyze the data isn't a usecase
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by tjoff 6mo ago
Working as intended? They openly state that how quickly your limit is reached depends on many factors (that you don't know) as well as current load on their systems. Could just be that usage has gone up.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Finding an HTTP+FTP server was easier than finding github. Your OS probably has a FTP client installed already, but finding another one is easier than finding and most definitely easier than learning git. And if you already knew how to writ
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by tjoff 7mo ago
(SSG - static site generator) I mean, it is arguably much easier to just write the HTML page and upload it with FTP and everyone can see it. I never understood why github became a popular place to host your site in the first place.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
I don't know how you got it but q and Q closes it, and there is a man page on my system at least.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Feels like such a waste for marginal gains? With the range as good as a modern EV the charge time already isn't a particularly that bad. I'd much prefer more chargers (so that you can combine charging with something else you were
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Not sure I follow? Lets say it is limited to one use only, sign an app. Since I've got control of the box I can now use it to sign any app. Isn't that bad enough?
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by tjoff 7mo ago
You can't get the private key but you can sign with it, which is still plenty bad.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Feels like Lua is a more exotic dependency. I used to use xxd but this gets problematic when files grow (and they don't need to grow much at all), objcopy is much faster (which I didn't think would matter much, but it did) and don
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Nothing. Yeah? I thought that was a given...
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by tjoff 7mo ago
... no? That children, animals etc. acts differently everyone knows. But what about a self-driving car that looks the same as every other car? Anyway, it was Waymos own findings when they started out. They got into more accidents, none of w
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by tjoff 7mo ago
That could just be, and seems to be in some cases at least, because Waymo doesn't behave like a human would, and people gets tripped up. I don't doubt Waymos are very safe, but I always irk at these comparisons. Majority of human
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Regardless one of the conditions surely is giving them permissions to sell this to starlink as and everyone else. So whether the information is the same is probably irrelevant, how they are using it is.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Isn't airtags completely and utterly broken, or has anything changed?
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Apps/add-ons is just another container, so you can add them manually in the compose file.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Sure, but it needs many "many times" for that to be a factor. And even in the case it could be useful as an addition to or paired with a tank etc.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Expensive is fine since it is reusable.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
How do you re-evaluate your approach? I'm asking because the landscape, at least from my lens, was completely different a year ago. So I fear that as the foundation shifts whatever learnings, approaches and mental models I have risk be
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Yes it matters a lot?
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Expensive headphones have much higher quality cables...
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Longevity! The headphones I have on me are 15 years old. Batteries degrade quickly, especially in consumer products that does everything in their power to boost the spec sheet but sacrifice longevity.

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