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alargemoose

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    Comment #48363507

    This is even more of a knock to Microsoft but the overheating during sleep issue can affect any windows laptop made in the last 5 or so years. The cause is nothing surface specific…

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    Comment #48257653

    I also had this starting a few months back. I changed the email address (really, just an alias to the same mailbox as before) and the notifications stopped.

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    Comment #47981793

    My “trick” for this was getting a dog in my early 20s, while living in an apartment, doesn’t matter how much I wanted to sleep in, they needed to go out, so I had to get up. And wi…

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    Comment #47532234

    I went with gitea, but for the same general reasons. I like It has the option to mirror repos up to GitHub for the stuff I actually want to share with the world. Is there anything …

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    Comment #47222307

    Heads up that the switch 2 launched last May! (Depending on region) though they announced the next mainline Pokémon game won’t launch till 2027.

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    Comment #46981233

    I don’t care how practical it may or may not be, this is my new favorite LLM benchmark

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    Comment #46590031

    Do you recall what podcast? I know hearing him say this was intentional is only gonna make me frustrated, but I’m dying to hear the justification for such a bad decision.

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    Comment #46476799

    It’s actually not. 60% opposed,+20% not sure is 80% of the population would count as a “vast majority” https://today.yougov.com/politics/articles/53787-scant-ameri...

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    Comment #46468540

    I had Xfinity for 4 years and my IP changed once in that time! Now I have fiber from centurylink, and it changes anytime I need to reboot the fiber modem or my firewall. Different …

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    Comment #45699764

    My personal favorite example of this in football https://youtube.com/watch?v=g4SEPufzG7s

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    Comment #45454214

    This is great. I’m working on something similar for tracking college football games from the terminal. Right now it just shows a List of active games with minimal navigation. lots …

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    Comment #44867880

    It’s also common within Microsoft. I can’t speak to when/why they decide to do it, but the leads for the Microsoft Gaming (Phill Spencer) and LinkedIn [acquired 2016] (Ryan Roslans…

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    Comment #44561752

    Very good point. I know there’s a “clip” there to keep it secure, but certainly could get moved during shipping.

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    Comment #44561513

    This came up in my recommendations yesterday and I ended up losing a few hours to videos on this channel! The one thing I didn’t understand was why at ~14:00 they’re gluing the CMO…

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    Comment #44378230

    For anyone else that, like me, doesn’t know the acronym. It stands for. “systems development life cycle” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systems_development_life_cyc...

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    Comment #44366682

    I’ve adored Jon’s writing for years, so a book is exciting! But it does bum me out a little bit that it will be “just” a book. Compared to the dynamic and multimedia formats of “Ti…

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    Comment #44164143

    I think you have this backwards. OP is saying sleep apnea is common, but we’ve only had CPAP machines to compensate for it, since the 80s. I don’t see them trying to implicate CPAP…

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    Comment #42646744

    I’ve had one for ~7 years now and fly multiple times a year. I’ve never had it set off the metal detector, or more modern scanners at any security checkpoint in the US, or Mexico.

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    Comment #42140097

    I know of at least 1! “Before your eyes” though i played it on a PC with a webcam, and I believe the mobile version is only available for Netflix subscribers, but I would strongly …

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    Comment #41988150

    I would second this! The N100 is super efficient., and can often be found for around $150. I can also recommend looking at used intel “NUC” mini PCs if you’re budget conscience. I …

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    Comment #41540302

    If they use a docking station, there’s a known issue with DisplayLink video output from gas spring chairs causing EMI spikes that disrupt the video signal momentarily when you sit …

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    Comment #41458356

    If you’d like something with a GUI for configuration, I’ve been using [Uptime Kuma]( https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma ) for a couple years now with an “internal” status page…

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    Comment #41350203

    The Emulator in that article, UTM SE, is a a GUI for QEMU. It’s also a MacOS app. I can confirm the “SE” version on iOS can run Linux, though I’ve not tried BSD. UTM’s site also ha…

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    Comment #41209119

    I can’t speak to the current state of swift on other platforms directly/in detail. But I would point to the Arc browser being built using swift for both the windows and MacOS versi…

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    Comment #40996181

    If you use container tabs in Firefox, you can also configure proxies on a per-container basis! In case that’s useful to other people besides me.