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I really don't get the curved monitors for working. They're fine if you're playing a video game or watching a movie in the dark at home, I guess, but wouldn't want one for other us…

Yeah, I'd second a recommendation of at least the first two volumes of Write Great Code. I've long suggested those to juniors who have come out of bootcamps, self-taught, or other …

STE Misapplication issues and limited adoption https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simplified_Technical_English#M...

Doesn't this also use its own app and services? The only "open" part of it I saw in the docs was that there's an sdk to write your own app that runs on the watch. Better than nothi…

I don't think they were saying that there aren't reasons to not use github, in or out of the USA, but rather that codeberg was already not a contender for many use cases due to the…

The unihertz titan series is decent for a more modern option. It's a blackberry style keyboard instead of the slide out type, which is a bit of a shift, but still pretty usable.

They clearly must have the records if they have the ability to retroactively revoke access to it, as they must know who had the access to revoke. Perhaps the user needs to update t…

> the people and politicians so committed to dehumanizing others that they’d rather watch their neighbors wallow in poverty or rot in jail than to actually do something to address …

My 2c is that I'm not judging the parents, I'm judging the outputs I've seen of people raised on phones...and that's something that impacts everyone in our society. If you think yo…

Yup, came to say this. Kids have learned to walk places on their own without maps or satnav or tracking for hundreds of thousands of years. I believe everyone would benefit from th…

> a website for and by founders who primarily offer software-as-a-service Liking the Everything as a Subscription model when you get to be the rentier but not when you don't seems …

It's not common that they miss those timed delivery windows, in my experience... but when they do their systems don't seem to be able to handle it well and the delay is far worse t…

Implementing a strict "no games on my no fiddly shit machine" policy was one of the best choices for my mental health that I've made Windows can be just as bad, I'm quite happy to …

...and if a title is incorrect and says the opposite of what's intended, by way of a language misunderstanding or otherwise, it's helpful to note that and get it corrected.

authentik is also an oidc provider... couldn't it also be the way they auth to tailscale too?

Not a full password reset, but I've seen this on some sites even recently for 2FA... more than one poorly implemented SMS 2FA prompt has asked me what number I want to receive a co…

I suppose, but I guess the quality of voice narration I've heard is still closer to "realistic robot" than anything.

Unfortunately I'm not sure this will affect those at all...it's specifically for "realistic" AI use according to all the quotes. I'm not sure narration or illustration/slides gener…

It's worth pointing out that TurboTax is just one of their products... even if it went away overnight, they'd still have a lucrative business publishing QuickBooks. It is basically…

They demonstrate a correlation, but not causation. In fact they point out the reverse is likely true, too, that people more likely to die by gun might want to keep a gun at home. W…

First, it's a bit of a silly cliché, but a true one, that guns don't kill people, people kill people. The way you've phrased it, even aside from the facts, makes it feel like FUD i…

> Guns are much more likely to kill their owners than anyone else [0] That article says no such thing, despite people often claiming it does.

Personally I'd be fine with a commercial license with source available here... the issue isn't the price, it's the fact that you're asked to MITM every network connection you make …

they should just scalp the RAM on ebay, that's what people actually _want_ to buy, not ai

> Ban guns, or regulate them, and their owners? Both, though I don't know the breakdown. I'm confident saying there's absolutely some people who seem to see onerous regulation as a…