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amq

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    Comment #39596593

    Most of the job applications are written by "pre-LLM" scripts which fail at the simplest checks like "start with word if you are not a bot". As a result, I rarely even read them an…

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    Comment #38938575

    Having a reasonably powerful router from 2016, the only thing that would motivate me to upgrade is Wi-Fi 6E (6 GHz).

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    Comment #37657528

    I'm writing this on a pixel right now and I wish success to pixel, but I would bet that google won't provide 7 years of major android updates. It will be 4-5 years tops, and then t…

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    Comment #37656912

    You can easily limit the power to 25W. Most manufacturers typically have a silent mode which does exactly that. Not sure what you mean by many slow cores, since mobile zen 4 has a …

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    Comment #37655294

    The latest mobile amd zen 4 has a comparable efficiency* to apple m2 despite not being arm or having hybrid architecture. See 7840U. * Within up to 15% at 25W.

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    Comment #37650305

    What is the primary login method? Because I'm using SSO, and it still requires a master password.

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    Comment #37645745

    What are you using then? Because Bitwarden also requires an additional secret.

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    Comment #37645691

    I'm still looking for a product that offers a completely passwordless SSO and has a good and simple UI (keeweb, anyone?) Unfortunately, Bitwarden fails at both.

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    Comment #37321857

    Instead of focusing on making a browser that people want to use, Microsoft keeps adding bloat and harassing users. It's really sad to see, because I liked the minimalism and speed …

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    Comment #37274136

    Would be interesting to additionally see JPEG XL.

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    Comment #37198850

    Can you modify and resend a request in Chrome yet?

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    Comment #37075121

    How does blocking VPNs prevent this?

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    Comment #37032560

    FYI: Google Domains is a discontinued service: https://support.google.com/domains/answer/13689670?hl=en

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    Comment #36983961

    See, that's why we need DRM aka Private Access Tokens [0]! /s [0] https://blog.cloudflare.com/eliminating-captchas-on-iphones-...

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    Comment #35674286

    The end game is normal credentials with row level security.

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    Comment #35464795

    You don't seem to consider a few things: - Why not build wind where there are natural strong winds and solar where there is naturally a lot of sun? - Solar is more modular - you ca…

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    Comment #35431723

    In my experience, helm is the worst offender. Somehow, every second chart update has a breaking change preventing the update, defaults that don't mind wiping the persistent volume …

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    Comment #35403471

    Surprised no one mentioned this: s.SpaceSafetyLabelType.MedicalMisinfo -> MedicalMisinfo, s.SpaceSafetyLabelType.GenericMisinfo -> GenericMisinfo, s.SpaceSafetyLabelType.DmcaWithhe…

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    Comment #35195119

    Most of the software will be GPT itself.

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    Comment #35148428

    Original source: https://kz24.news/news/ekonomika/arest-rossiyskogo-imuschest... Source on the Russian side: https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2023/03/13/kazahstan-arestoval-im...

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    Comment #34502307

    I'm using Firefox on my Windows, Mac and Android, and I don't remember when was the last time that I had to open Chrome.

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    Comment #34115553

    No, because I cannot save arbitrary secrets there and I cannot share passwords with the team.

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    Comment #34115387

    I so much wish Google would provide a password manager within Workspace. I'm yet to find a trustworthy frictionless product for my business.

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    Comment #33208556

    PHP-FPM has been extremely reliable in my experience.