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aniviacat

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    Comment #49043163

    Partly they're just exposing existing features. Containers were part of the browser already, the UI just didn't show them by default. I'm still waiting for them to add a UI option …

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    Comment #49005125

    I think that's a bad move. I've recently started to move my repos to Codeberg, and fortunately none of them fall under this ban. But in the future, I will at some point experiment …

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    Comment #48922200

    I checked out this app a while ago and it seems quite interesting. However I'm somewhat concerned about routing all my traffic through an app whose trustworthiness I cannot confirm…

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    Comment #48857401

    There's actually something interesting about the Work tab on the ChatGPT website: As a ChatGPT Plus user, the maximum effort level I can set in the Chat tab is "High", but in the W…

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    Comment #48776425

    I ran into some issues on Firefox Android. I wanted to clear the text box, so I marked the entire text and hit backspace. It only removes the last letter. So then I marked the enti…

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    Comment #48753646

    Didn't Claude Code pioneer this style of agent?

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    Comment #48696209

    > [Washington] piles pressure on The Hague to halt ASML’s remaining exports and servicing of its DUVi machines. > The Commission backs the Dutch [...]. The European position fragme…

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    Comment #48609677

    Wouldn't it make more sense to merge the temporary account into an existing one, instead of claiming it as a new account? This could lead to people having a large amount of separat…

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    Comment #48437440

    > There's a reason Dash to Dock and AppIndicator are packaged by default on most Gnome distros Back when I still had a need for it it was solely because some apps do not have prope…

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    Comment #48431219

    I showed Codex CLI to my brother who is not a tech person at all; he's never before touched code. He successfully built a somewhat complex app with it that works well. Before, I wa…

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    Comment #48396866

    Sounds good, thanks for the clarification.

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    Comment #48396485

    You may want to clarify that in your FAQ, which states this in the very first entry: > Unfortunately, due to the fact it's too costly to properly avoid bots and other automated too…

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    Comment #48396474

    > EU search providers (Marginalia, Mojeek, EUSP, etc.). Does this mean this is just a meta search engine without its own index? If so, the comparison to Kagi seems misleading. The …

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    Comment #48277722

    The way it's structured (combining many previously separate utilities into one) hinders competition. That's tolerable while it's still one of the best solutions for the things it d…

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    Comment #48184310

    I've tried a few distros in the past and have now settled (on NixOS for servers and tinkering, and Fedora for just-working). But I've never tried a BSD and would also be curious ho…

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    Comment #48183941

    > Fil-C is a personal passion project by Filip Pizlo. Do I understand correctly that this project is based on the work of just one person, Filip Pizlo? If so, that's amazing.

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    Comment #48183689

    If shareholders have to pay the debt, then the shares will be less valuable, and Musk (whose wealth is measured in shares) will be less wealthy, no?

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    Comment #48173563

    Presumably ideology, striving to use devices as open as (reasonably) possible. I personally would accept a light downgrade in order to have a RISC-V system. But not a downgrade thi…

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    Comment #48167400

    Times would be tough if we could only express thoughts noone thought before.

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    Comment #48161486

    They probably didn't ask all the wedding guests for their medical history. Missing teeth may not be the worst, but in this case perhaps the most immediately recognizable.

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    Comment #48160909

    I suppose that's region dependent. I have never used (or seen someone use) a QR code to pay.

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    Comment #48142313

    The car probably doesn't have perfect knowledge of speed limits across Europe.