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While I don't disagree with the individual complaints, I've seen this niche go from running scuffed OSes on underpowered Synologies or building DIY NASes with limited case options …

Very cool. I would be curious how elevator banking (elevators split into different floor ranges) and double decker elevators impact this.

Well it's close to the author's intention for Fahrenheit 451, but just not what everyone wants it to mean.

I think all of us have worked on code that other people thought was perfect or will never change. Personally I love this rule because it saves me from looking at one extra commit (…

It's funny to see this comment about Python, which was designed to be a style North Korea. Maybe in a decade we'll see a Go linter and have a good laugh at that.

Diagnosing why a bug happened is interesting. Sometimes it points to a communication shortcoming that the project/organization should strive to improve on. Of course, if you're sli…

Native Roblox has blocked Linux for 3 years, and games on it (especially PvP ones) can and do require Android remote attestation which Sober doesn't implement. It wouldn't surprise…

I really dislike this paradigm that the user needs to become a human DBMS, and rename/link files or write template rules for the media server to understand. It was understandable b…

Looks like the cutoff is from the source governmental data. It's also missing Tochoumae and Nishishinjuku, even though it has Shinjuku-nishiguchi and Seibu Shinjuku.

I think this is missing the part of the story where the blacksmith in South Korea comes to open a shop in your backyard and yet you delay them for years for inane reasons.

The format supports progressive decoding but IIRC none of the current browser implementations support it. The first Chrome and Firefox implementations did, and I think it's on thei…

To most modern users, web browsers kinda suck if they don't know URLs. For example, if they want to find an item they saw on Amazon, searching it in browser history just sucks comp…

I can understand complaints about Metroid but Star Fox fans were probably expecting jack squat from the start of the year. Putting it in the last movie is a pretty strong indicator…

Ah, now I get everyone's confusion. My understanding of the attack is that it involves (1) prompt injection of the AI Studio agent to replace the URL value ("replacing BANG...") an…

I'm a little confused why so many here are making it seem like this particular attack is completely unstoppable. Just don't include private videos in training or inference. My gues…

I don't think they can 100% fix it that way, but the least they can do is strip links before and after the prompt and not let the model have access to private videos. Has anyone te…

That also leads to my other (perhaps main) issue with this idea, which is that it requires some level of coordination or synchronicity with the delivery courier that's simply incon…

That idea is intriguing but brings up a lot of questions. If I live out in the middle of nowhere, order something but take a long time to open it, when does the Amazon truck come b…

From a non-(voluntary-)user perspective, that kind of arrogance and frankly abuse is what got Apple diehard fans, so it wouldn't surprise me if Rivian is also aiming for that.

>Forums are good in the way that they force everyone to mostly stay on a single topic of discussion. I have the complete opposite experience. Forum on-topicness depends on the mode…

To me it's not even the comparison with builds that's damning; it's the comparison with handhelds and other mini PCs. Most people excited by this probably have a Steam Deck or anot…

The DX for CORS and CSP is horrible because none of the browsers point out where the problem is coming from. In a sane world they would all write "response header" or "meta tag" so…

In my experience it will also make you appreciate aspects of physical production that don't apply to programming. For example, how precisely you need to cut fabric and join/pin/bas…

I recently learned how messed up URLs are in RtL and I'm also eternally grateful to not have to deal with that. Simulated example: https://example.com/[Arabic or Hebrew start of se…

He's right. The nerds who want WebUSB are leaving or using Chromium on the side. Firefox has just been collecting the nerds who want absolute safety and privacy at the cost of any …