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ellisd
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About ellisd
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Comment #48219681
Amazing, can’t wait to try this out! On a similar note, I’d love to replace Aerials on tvOS with my own videos. I have yet to figure out how to craft a working data feed that the t…
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Comment #46968950
THIS WAS THE ISSUE 100% - every single time I rode in a car with an iPhone connected to the ICE, that damn U2 album would autoplay.
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Comment #46611089
Dear EU Santa, please force Meta to open source the Facebook Portal as well so I can repurpose relatively decent hardware for something useful and fun, rather than e-waste.
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Comment #45699513
This software and the hacking scene around it are amazing! I’ve got a Dreame L10s Ultra based on the compatibly guide. Joined my local Telegram group, grabbed a USB board, and the …
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Comment #45641234
The paper makes no mention of Anna’s Archive. I wouldn’t be surprised if DeepSeek took advantage of Anna’s offer granting OCR researchers access to their 7.5 million (350 TB) Chine…
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Comment #44987875
Anyone using a half-Gmail / half-personal IMAP server to handle the reality that keeping 20+ years or email in Gmail will bump into the storage quota? I'm around 99.5% usage and ju…
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Comment #44331910
Thank you for the clarification! While reviewing the prompt's capabilities, I had an idea: implementing a Greasemonkey/Userscript-style system, where users could inject custom Java…
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Comment #44331575
Why obfuscate the LLM system prompt in your Github repo when it's going to be completely visible in the network inspector?
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Comment #44000409
Unfortunately blocking all unknown calls is the only way to sanity. Otherwise we're talking 6-9 calls coming in ALL DAY, EVERY DAY. The calls are coming from new numbers, across mu…
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Comment #43177566
The ejection capsule design for the XB-70 is some next level engineering. Your seat would move backward into a capsule before ejection to survive the cruising altitudes of 70k feet…
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Comment #42886214
RIP to the Living Computers: Museum in Seattle… the last place I was ever able to use one of these machines in the flesh.
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Comment #42848141
I'm fascinated by the "family memory TV" idea. Losing cherished memories—photos, videos, or writings—is a recurring fear of mine and a big reason I’ve embraced digital hoarding. Ha…
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Comment #42808113
Subaru's in-vehicle entertainment technology has long been criticized, even before features like CarPlay became standard. Take my 2012 WRX, for example—its Bluetooth reception was …
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Comment #42658327
This talk had some very interesting slides from the ITU on internet price due to data scarcity and lack of options. "38C3 - Net Neutrality: Why It Still Matters (More Than Ever!)" …
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Comment #42615454
Same! Nothing speaks louder than having a wallet that's barely able to fold because it's full of $2 bills, and being 'that person' who pays exclusively with them. It immediately gi…
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Comment #42311311
There was no announcement regarding the opportunity to transfer the collection to new owners. If such an announcement was made, it was done without any public disclosure. I find th…
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Comment #41717749
OK Computer feels like pure bliss compared to my nightmare of iOS autoplaying the only album on my phone: U2's Songs of Innocence. I've never intentionally listened to it, nor do I…
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Comment #41242925
Totally agree on Meshtastic being an superset of this product's features. Although LoRA radios come in 2.4 Ghz variants which makes sense for a global product launch vs. needing to…
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Comment #40848498
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Comment #40567192
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Comment #40266416
The last emergency AM broadcast I recall being relevant to my life in the United States was the 1994 Northridge Earthquake, pre-SMS. All the copper phone lines were overloaded from…
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Comment #40225210
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Comment #39945389
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Comment #39564402
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Comment #39219500
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