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crazysim

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About crazysim

If you need to reach me, crazysim@gmail.com

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    Comment #49245397

    Gotta start v1 somewhere and ChatGPT was and is a big enough threat to Google Search.

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    Comment #49226163

    Wave waves at you from the grave.

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    Comment #49191907

    Why not a talk/demo video? Like Google Wave. Yeah I know that's probably not the best ~~success~~ example but it was a hell of a demo.

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    Comment #49191862

    Would PGO figure this out?

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    Comment #48775318

    Who's making the PR? https://killedbygoogle.com/

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    Comment #48619644

    I gotta ask but is Forgejo a barely loading forge? GitHub, GitLab being a pig sure but Forgejo seem pretty snappy.

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    Comment #48506246

    https://www.mcmaster.com/ has a reputation

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    Comment #48416616

    It's a running a fork (codeberg specific) of a fork of gitea called forgejo ( https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo ) so it's not surprising. The people behind it were a bit miffed …

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    Comment #48415969

    codeberg I had a repo with more than a dozen forks banned on GitHub for some unclear TOS violations. Ticket has been sitting for a week plus now, asking for clarification and guida…

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    Comment #48097137

    For those not in the know, a lot of people used API keys for stuff like Google Maps and stuff. And they didn't know it was also enabled for Gemini stuff. Looks like they are lookin…

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    Comment #48090352

    I think there are some who would probably argue the opposite about the users of news.ycombinator.com . It's an explanation for the $ in M$.

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    Comment #47886230

    Ah I should have been more specific and saying normal Tor users.

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    Comment #47877356

    This is great to hear. I wish the original article was more clear on that instead of a vague "they'll get to it" which has bad connotations.

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    Comment #47877339

    Are you really not sure? I'm pretty darn sure a lot of "normal" people don't know how to configure their systems to use a SOCKS proxy to use Tor.

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    Comment #47867878

    I would imagine most users of Tor are using Tor Browser. I am reading there was a responsible disclosure to Mozilla but is it me or did that section leave out when the Tor Project …

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    Comment #47692695

    Sometimes things aren't documented and sometimes they could be documented wrong.

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    Comment #47485071

    Oh yeah, I can see why some might freak out about that.

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    Comment #47475116

    Did that echo the password back on the screen or just asterisks?

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    Comment #47366623

    That's why I chose to specifically mention production. The developer boxes were to get macOS native stuff going but virtualization was not a priority.

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    Comment #47366073

    Yeah. It's the first production Mac using an A-chip and is a Mac that has had many things cut out for savings. The question is did Apple feature cut required functionality.

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    Comment #47156866

    It certainly got Claude paid $27.58 towards the rent.

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    Comment #46829649

    It really tied the place together.