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by winkelmann 2y ago
Yeah, it's annoying, but also nothing particularly new I believe. There seem to be two types of garbage links added by default: 1. "Sponsored shortcuts" that can be "easily" turned off in `about:preferences#home` 2.
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by winkelmann 2y ago
An interesting implication of this is that it would point to Firefox being considered a service from Mozilla (hence why they need a license to facilitate your use of the program). If we now look at their "Acceptable Use Policy", w
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by winkelmann 2y ago
I haven't tried it myself, but it seems like that should be possible? > You can sign Xcode apps within your continuous integration (CI) workflow by installing an Apple code signing certificate on GitHub Actions runners. https:&#x2F
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by winkelmann 2y ago
GitHub now offers "artifact attestation"[1], which would be ideal for this use case. It records what build process binaries originated from, so they can still be published elsewhere while remaining verifiable. [1] https:/&#x
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by winkelmann 2y ago
This sounds like a signal strength (or maybe frequency?) issue more than an advantage of digital. I sometimes hear people report the opposite of your experience, but many factors play into that. Your point about error correction and perfect
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by winkelmann 2y ago
> It is about moving the trust. Trust isn't being moved, though. Cloudflare could, by design, always see what website you were accessing. The difference is with ECH, there is one less party (someone listening in on your internet tra
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by winkelmann 2y ago
Hubs are part of the USB spec I'm pretty sure. The hub's controller should also handle bandwidth bottlenecks. As for the hubs in point 2, I am actually using a chain of three USB hubs between my Mac Mini and some of my peripherals
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by winkelmann 2y ago
This reminds me of two things I experienced when I added a Mac Mini (M2 Pro) to my setup. 1. When I connected my iPad Pro M1 to the Mac via a 10Gbps rated USB-C/C cable, it only connected at USB 2.0 speeds (480Mbps). However, when I us
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by winkelmann 2y ago
The new GitHub search has some more advanced features than Google, Bing, etc. do, such as Regex: https://docs.github.com/en/search-github/github-code-search/... Of course, they could have kept the old search
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by winkelmann 2y ago
You wouldn't actually physically cycle/replace the tag. As you can see in the README, you can clone real tags, which could be advertised by the device in intervals.
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by winkelmann 2y ago
FYI: In my experience, modern UEFI Firmware/BIOSes will scan every FAT32 partition found on attached storage devices for bootable EFI binaries, they don't even appear to care about the GUID/type marking, just that it is FAT32
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by winkelmann 2y ago
> literally asking the LLM to translate an english phrase to german I tried it a few times on arena.lmsys.org and given the prompt "Please translate "We thank you for your business" into German", the most common resul
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by winkelmann 3y ago
Completely benign documentation change to fix a typo: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/cpp-docs/pull/4716 I have no idea what that IP address is supposed to be about...
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by winkelmann 3y ago
I assume the operation has most likely been called off. Their goal was probably to wait until it got into stable distros. I doubt there is a large number of unstable Debian or Fedora Rawhide servers with open SSH in the wild.
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by winkelmann 3y ago
> I wore gloves I don't know if this also applies to garage door springs, but when working with lathes for example, it is often recommended to not wear gloves. I imagine if the spring comes loose, it might slash open your hand, bu
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by winkelmann 3y ago
Something I've noticed is that, when under the guise of safety/"don't do this thing", netizens seem to have few inhibitions sharing information from topics they barely understand or have experience in. Some caution
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by winkelmann 3y ago
Whenever I read articles like this (AI assistants having a negative impact on resulting work), I wonder about how much it affects "experienced" AI users. I've been interested in AI since the Cleverbot days, and have extensive
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by winkelmann 3y ago
To be clear: I did not downvote any comment, and I don't agree with anyone who did, since I don't believe the reports of the website not working for someone on i(Pad) OS to be made-up. That being said, I don't think the ref
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by winkelmann 3y ago
You can also do before:2030 (or some other date in the future). It shouldn't change the results except removing the "recommended" garbage. It's crazy how much more usable it becomes. You could probably write a Userscript
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by winkelmann 3y ago
This and Groq were really surprising to see. I still remember, not too long ago, waiting around for ages just to get a messed up image generation from some site where you got like 20 generations for free with an account. The fact that we&#x
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by winkelmann 3y ago
Maybe it's an iOS thing? I just spent about an hour generating stuff from my iPad. *Edit:* The previous poster specifically said they use an iPad, that's odd. Worked fine on my 12,9" iPad Pro, Display Zoom is set to "mor