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by tmikaeld 3y ago
That sound plausible actually, maybe to right right below the power button? The battery seems to be close to that area anyway
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
MacOS, once reliable and straightforward, now feels like a puzzle board. Snow Leopard was great, it prioritized performance and stability, not adding unnecessary bells and whistles - it was the best MacOS I've used to far. Both MacOS a
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
"we automatically delete prompts and outputs on the backend within 30 days of receipt or generation unless you request otherwise"
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
and made before 2019
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
It still doesn't help EU businesses navigate the clash between the US Cloud Act and the EU's GDPR, and seems more focused on appeasing US interests than safeguarding European rights.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
That one didn't exist when I last used the transfer (Looks like it was added 2022) - Nice one! Thanks.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
I mean that when you use the mac with the stolen disk, the status would still be "stolen". Apple already have an owner-transfer service that I've used many times, the problem is how this would work if someone passed away. It
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
I'm torn on this whole M1 MacBook scrap situation due to Activation Lock. On one hand, I get the need for security. Activation Lock makes Apple devices less appealing to thieves, which is a win for owners. I've seen cases where st
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Bad choice of word, maybe agreement? In essence, as long as the Cloud Act exist and is enforced, I fail to see how US <-> EU data transfers can ever be GDPR compliant.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
The EU-US data transfer deal is yet another instance of the EU bending over for the US. The US oversteps, the EU retaliates, they negotiate, rinse and repeat. It's frustrating to see the EU continually put trade over privacy and trusti
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
I've seen a lot of barebones serverless sites, but this one really takes the price. About that, would be nice to know the cost? Or at a minimum some docs, _before_ wasting time on it.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Threads feels like a rehash of the same old social media features, with the added frustration of being force-fed content from brands and influencers, rather than a feed of people I actually _want_ to follow. And while the initial surge in s
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
They can start with not hanging the UI when searching for keywords in body, I don't understand why this is so hard.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
The alternatives have the whole unit in the headset in the front, which makes it very warm, sweaty and heavy for the neck - they're also nowhere near the required resolution for comfortably reading text in AR/VR, something that Ap
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
I find it sad, especially over Javascript that use an API. I hope the author get some help with managing all of that anxiety.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Sure, for traffic spikes it makes sense.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
At least docs exists: https://developers.cloudflare.com/constellation/
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
I don't get it, how is this useful? - Takes 1.5 seconds to run, so there goes the "edge" benefit. - And if it takes that long, it would cost more than having it running on a proper instance/vps.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
The native views of thunderbird are wonderfully performant, especially when browsing thousands of e-mails in lists and sorting through them. I'd never be able to go back to scrolling with "skeleton rows" that's the web d
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Long time since I've wasted time on an article so complex and full of jargon without actually getting to any point. There's no structure, with a lot of assumptions of prior knowledge, personal anecdotes, metaphors and ambiguity, l
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
I point out in my post that it's hopeless, that huge forces are pushing for more plastic. What's left? Only consumers affecting the supply and demand - or tech. I'm hoping more of a technological revolution, like this: https
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Yes? At this point, it's hopeless - plastics are expanding like never before, Shell expanding several new enormous factories right in the US. No politician is interested in stopping it either, since the lobbying industry for plastics i
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Such a missed opportunity, the current “Toto Temple Deluxe” sounds like a generic casino game
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Alright, they way it was mentioned in the article made it sound like a business, sorry about that. Your service looks great, but we long since concluded that using an API for image conversion would be many times more expensive than using ou
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Great article, thanks for sharing! We're using Hetzners new ARM servers ourselves, to convert images to WebP (Yes, your company name is really confusing!) and they perform almost as good as the Hetzner AMD instances. But since they&#x2
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Suddenly, a wild John Carmack appears and explains the real reason for the bug ;-)
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Is he talking about the old < ES5 javascript or the new ES6+ with WebAPI standards? Because to me, it's quite remarkable how JavaScript has evolved since < ES5. ES6+ introduced a slew of features like arrow functions, template li
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
I run a business, so mostly API servers. Personally it's like 200$/mo on lab servers.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
ChatGPT Plus - 20$/mo Myriad of servers/cloud services - > 999$/mo SetApp (Multiple apps in one) -> 9.99$/mo Using these apps: - RapidAPI (API Testing) - Forklift (Multi-tab explorer) - Dropshare (Screen recording)
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Why not distributed databases like CockroachDB?

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