ziml77

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by ziml77 1y ago
I'm confused about how this can actually do any damage when it comes to filling in passwords. If the password manager is suggesting to fill a password then it means you're on the site that password is valid for.
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by ziml77 1y ago
I thought you must be exaggerating, but then I looked... And yeah, that M needs some work to make it not look like a woman bending over.
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by ziml77 1y ago
I find it far more likely that patches--in terms of fixing problems with small, targeted changes--derives from the use of the term for fixing holes in cloth by sewing on another piece of cloth.
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by ziml77 1y ago
I saw you touching grass, so I hope that's at least helping you get through the day <3
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by ziml77 1y ago
Not mentioned about WoW in here is that they considered the notch enough to also have an option to have the UI avoid the notch. It calls a function in C_UI to get the safe region, and then resizes UIParent to fit within that region while st
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by ziml77 1y ago
Printers using CMYK isn't strictly true, right? Aren't you able to choose the ink colors when getting prints professionally made?
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by ziml77 1y ago
I see they have the exact same frustration with the results of trying to research how to safely work on a PSU as I've had. I know there's plenty of info out there about working on CRTs; are the caps in PSUs really more dangerous t
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by ziml77 1y ago
It might come across that way, but the way hydration is talked about on social media makes that level of fear a completely reasonable response.
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by ziml77 1y ago
Windows does certain security things better than Linux OSes, which makes it such a shame that Microsoft keeps shipping more and more stuff with Windows that undermines all that work.
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by ziml77 1y ago
I hate to break it to you but I think your child might actually have gotten swapped in the hospital with an LLM.
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by ziml77 1y ago
Just answer to the best of your ability in English, or if you can't do that then write in your own language and translate that text. The responses currently look like you're asking AI to completely come up with the responses for y
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by ziml77 1y ago
Proof?
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by ziml77 1y ago
The responses there have always been bad but just a few days ago I saw even worse ones. The question had 2 answers, both AI generated and both wrong.
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by ziml77 1y ago
If that extension never caught on, then what mechanisms are being used now to protect elevated prompts/apps?
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by ziml77 1y ago
The worst were the people saying to harass Itch despite Itch also being the victims. I even saw some of them, when corrected about where the actual problems stem from, just say that "companies are not your friend" line and get sup
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by ziml77 1y ago
They survive by doing the much simpler thing of using a piece of tape to cover the hole up. Yes, I know it doesn't look super nice, but you don't need much to cover the light.
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by ziml77 1y ago
For me that's good because it annoys me into getting them plugged in before they go completely flat. If it only happened once, I'd tell myself I'll take care of it in a moment... and then completely forget to until the audio
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by ziml77 1y ago
If something like that is going to chew through batteries, it should be available as hardwired only, with batteries as the backup. But I know the manufacturers wouldn't want to miss out on the juicy market of people who don't want
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by ziml77 1y ago
One thing that drives me up the wall on macOS is when an application demands attention and its dock icon starts bouncing... and doesn't stop. It happens over fullscreen stuff too. The flashing icons in Windows are far less obtrusive, a
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by ziml77 1y ago
Atomic Shrimp has an aside in a recent video about how to identify AI writing. It's worth a look https://youtu.be/VeD9dUUFl-E?t=668 He's not the only one to point out these things that LLMs (currently) tend to out
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by ziml77 1y ago
Keep using them. Don't let AI steal beautiful em-dashes away from you.
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by ziml77 1y ago
I think it's good practice to always start tmux immediately after opening an SSH connection. You might not know a command is long-running until after you start it. And you never know when you connection will just randomly drop. If you&
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by ziml77 1y ago
Ok but it's much nicer having an icon I can quickly click which also visually shows me if it's keeping the computer awake. It's very easy to choose different amounts of time to stay awake, including giving it a specific end t
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by ziml77 1y ago
PyPy is amazing and it's actually a bit baffling that it's not the default that everyone is using in production. I've had Python jobs go from taking hours to run, down to minutes simply by switching to PyPy.
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by ziml77 1y ago
It's tough to continue to do percentage based tips when the prices have become so high.
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by ziml77 1y ago
Not a movie, but Police Squad is missing from streaming services. It's strange given it spawned 3 movies and now we even have an upcoming sequel to those.
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by ziml77 1y ago
The Windows API uses bitfields like that in some places. I know because I was working with the display configuration API recently and found the bitfields very annoying to use through generated FFI bindings (especially because they were used
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by ziml77 1y ago
Meanwhile I despise driving in Cyberpunk. It feels like the devs were expecting me to be driving with a sim setup rather than WASD. Very much tainted my experience with the game to have cars that are constantly sliding and spinning on me be
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by ziml77 1y ago
You should edit the title. I'm sure there's plenty of people who will find this post later on and be tickled by that :)
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by ziml77 1y ago
explorer.exe is the graphical shell and file browser...

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