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7mo ago
Yeah I got 7284 as well on the first try. My second session got 7384.
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7mo ago
Pretty sure the 2s delay is designed to slow down brute-forcing it.
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7mo ago
How large are a couple of 1080p PNG screenshots? 0.5MiB?
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7mo ago
I feel like even the "indefinite" option would be about as indefinite as setting your default browser on Windows
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7mo ago
IIRC there's also light yellow pins that are also light friction
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7mo ago
I've noticed that Codex usually uses the native editing tools and shows me a diff, but sometimes it just sidesteps that and does a cat > file << EOF, so I need to rely on Git diffs to tell what it did.
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7mo ago
If only the average person wasn't afraid of a directory tree...
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7mo ago
I Googled screenshots of "wget gui" and "handbrake software", both are GUI programs with a whole lot of dropdowns, checkboxes, etc. Maybe that's the meaning of the parent comment?
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8mo ago
I wonder, if Asahi get's ported to this, would that potentially open the door for Asahi on an A18 powered iPhone? Or are those secure-booted too hard?
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8mo ago
Case in point: @http-teapot's reply to my comment
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8mo ago
If you know what to look for, yes. But the average person doesn't browse Hacker News and watch tech YT videos in their free time and has likely not even heard of them.
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8mo ago
Unfortunately, the Meta glasses look much more normal, and a person who isn't actively looking for them (and especially one who is unaware of them) isn't likely to notice them.
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8mo ago
WhatsApp can do a local backup to /storage/emulated/0/Android/media/com.whatsapp I have that set up, and Nextcloud syncs the folder to my server
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8mo ago
So if I run a Wi-Fi Monitor Mode pcap and Wireshark automatically renders MACs as the company they belong to, that's not legal now?
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8mo ago
Naturally they'll always have a big expensive SKU, but the existence of a Threadripper doesn't automatically obsolete the Ryzen 3
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8mo ago
It's likely possible to extract model weights from the chip's design, but you'd need tooling at the level of an Intel R&D lab, not something any hobbyist could afford. I doubt anyone would have the skills, wallet, and too
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8mo ago
I wouldn't call that size a small power bank. That chip is in the same ballpark as gaming GPUs, and based on the VRMs in the picture it probably draws about as much power. But as you said, the next generations are very likely to shrink
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8mo ago
Maybe they're numbering the models based on internal architecture/codebase revisions and Sonnet 4.6 was trained using the 4.6 tooling, which didn't change enough to warrant 5?
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8mo ago
A bit off-topic, but I find it kinda funny that the "Decline" button on the cookie popup on this page is labled "Continue without consent".
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9mo ago
Didn't know that, very cool of him!
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9mo ago
I do wonder why Apple chooses not to lock down the Mac to just Mac OS like all their other hardware? I'm sure the sales from people who intend to run something other than MacOS look like a floating-point error on the scales Apple opera
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9mo ago
I've found that doing this on laptops is often more problematic, the OS itself will usually boot fine, but you might have issues with drivers for supporting hardware like the GPU, audio, etc.
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9mo ago
I believe it relies on some virtualization extensions Google's CPUs have, which most phone SoCs don't support.
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9mo ago
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dm-crypt/Device_encryption#...
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9mo ago
I recently helped my GF by proofreading something she wrote, which is a primarily Hebrew (RTL) Word document with English terms like units, numbers, and unpronouncable chemical names sprinkled in. If I had a dollar for every time MS Word fa
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9mo ago
> Flatpak is on life support; there isn't much going on there but it still works. Since when is Flatpak on life support? Everybody (except Ubuntu) is pushing for it, from the regular desktop distros like Feodra all the way to image
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9mo ago
Oh.. my brain completely skipped "with wifi" in your comment, my bad.
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9mo ago
You've got boards like the Seeed Studio Xiao with an RP2040, that board is absolutely tiny!
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9mo ago
Also non-GrapheneOS Android. I'm on CrDroid (Android 16), ans if I go into "Settings -> Apps -> Some App -> Mobile data usage", there's a toggle for "Allow internet access", and a few more to control n
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10mo ago
For me it happens when I forget Wireshark running for a bit too long...
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