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by vel0city 3mo ago
> Passkeys basically MITM the 2FA process so that they can track and deplatform you with a single click across all your accounts. I use passkeys with a physical authenticator. How do "they" track and deplatform me with a single
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by vel0city 3mo ago
KEGL, The Eagle ROCKS! Back on the air again after a failed attempt to make it yet another sports talk station. They also had an ad-free (or at least low as, I don't think I've heard any) version of The Edge on their HD2 stream.
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by vel0city 3mo ago
Ah, that could be it. I saw that "Other Google apps" and didn't think that would mean Spotify, but I guess its Android Auto or Google Assistant stuff. I'll give that a try, thanks for the tip.
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by vel0city 3mo ago
As someone who's been using Workspace as a personal email account for over a decade this has been such a struggle forever. Just lots of odd limitations to feature sets all over the place. When they swapped Google Assistant for Gemini a
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by vel0city 3mo ago
> The south and mid atlantic was always a huge share of the population. The population share of the South and West regions of the US have grown while the population share of the Northeast and Midwest have shrunk. https://www.c
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by vel0city 3mo ago
In some ways I actually liked the moving every few years aspect of renting. Every move made me really re-evaluate all the junk I had and if it was really worth it to hold on to. Do I really want to have to move this thing I didn't even
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by vel0city 3mo ago
What percentage of white collar work these days requires doctorate level thinking all the time?
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by vel0city 3mo ago
I can only speak for what I've seen, and my state has banned phones during school. Before the ban, students would just openly use devices during class. Teachers were essentially powerless to do anything. Kids would be openly playing ga
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by vel0city 3mo ago
They probably use Claude and Codex for their actual development, but for the products they actually build and deliver to customers I imagine a lot use open-weight models. If you're putting a lot of your money and time into a business,
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by vel0city 3mo ago
If it gets used a good bit, I wonder if the on/off cycles are even more impactful to the local wildlife than constant but more optimized lighting was in place. I know if I was trying to sleep a constant source of light is easier to get
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by vel0city 3mo ago
It's a story I've seen a lot. Proper care for those people in such situations is a hard full-time job on its own, and something we in society are mostly undervaluing. We really suck at late stage life planning and discussions. I&#
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by vel0city 3mo ago
They control the In and the Out? What other options does the competition have?
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by vel0city 3mo ago
How deep does this rabbit hole go?
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by vel0city 3mo ago
Clearly Apple and McDonalds has had a deep level of market collusion on Macs, the FTC should really get involved here and break up this Mac cartel.
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by vel0city 3mo ago
McDonald's is the exclusive supplier of Big Macs and McNuggets. They're a monopoly.
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by vel0city 3mo ago
I like this guy's series on building out a collection of SunRay thin clients connecting back to his SPARC server. https://youtu.be/9BW-mbC7Xag
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by vel0city 3mo ago
Prompt: investigate new ways to fund additional AI datacenters.
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by vel0city 3mo ago
It's a car. There's already a big payment upfront. You're already shelling out $40,000+ on average in the US these days. Is that not already a big upfront payment?
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by vel0city 3mo ago
I've had map update packages brick head units before, yes. Largely because they also shipped some software updates in that map update package.
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by vel0city 3mo ago
Not only that, if you're a single boomer with a living parent and neither of you have much other incomes its probably better to cohabitate in that old family house that was paid off in the 90s and share what little benefits you both re
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by vel0city 3mo ago
You're not just throwing them out though, those responses do have input. Their input is just weighted. https://www.pewresearch.org/methods/2018/01/26/how-different...
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by vel0city 3mo ago
I've got college-age extended family members who don't have any memory of a desktop PC like thing being in their home. Parents might have brought home a work laptop from time to time, but outside of that by the time they were like
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by vel0city 3mo ago
Nvidia GeForce Now, Xbox Cloud Gaming, PlayStation Plus Premium, Boosteroid are modern options among others.
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by vel0city 3mo ago
The question is, when does the market that does have that access start to completely crowd out the market that doesn't have that access? In a lot of the metro area where I live cloud gaming over 5G wireless is actually very feasible. I
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by vel0city 3mo ago
How does that relate to "I never have to question whether the game will function and perform well on the console"? The point being, if the game says its made for that generation of Playstation, it will run well on that generation
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by vel0city 3mo ago
There's a ton of differences that matter to refurbishing, no doubt. Different eMMCs, different chips on the board, different cooling needs, different board layouts, different ports, and more. What really mattered to end users though wa
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by vel0city 3mo ago
I've got a Dell USB4 dock on my desk right now. It has generally had pretty good compatibility. The only complaint I really have about it is that it gatekeeps higher PD options behind proprietary signaling so while it can technically o
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by vel0city 3mo ago
> cable modems really have not suffered congestion beyond the ordinary I've lived in and had friends live in apartments with absolutely terrible noisy neighbor problems on coax networks. Too much junk plugged in making all kinds of
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by vel0city 3mo ago
What's the alternative? That anyone should just be able to be free to launch whatever into space or build whatever towers and have it blast whatever RF emissions it wants whenever and however? Sounds like a quick way to make the bands
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by vel0city 3mo ago
Its not "just noise" when its preventing people from actually sleeping. I don't think you'd like it if people played deafeningly loud noises outside your bedroom window at all hours of the night every night forever.

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