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kurtoid

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    Comment #49065238

    how is Foxglove these days? I used to use it in our lab (and liked it a lot), but not since the license change

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    Comment #49051895

    > municipalities get paid to put up the cameras I've read lots of FOIAd flock contracts, and I have yet to see any municipality get paid by flock - they pay flock per-camera. Is th…

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    Comment #48893984

    how does this interact with keyboard navigation & accessibility tools?

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    Comment #48712228

    the AI generated XKCD lookalikes are a huge distraction. they also lead me to believe the text is AI written

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    Comment #48332865

    The H in business stands for honesty

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    Comment #48285409

    That's on RCX. I don't know for certain about the NXT 1 or 2, but the EV3's VM is called LMS2012

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    Comment #48273588

    LEGO Mindstorms programs run in an on-brick VM, iirc

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    Comment #48253175

    Make sure it adds a header too

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    Comment #48251270

    As a human recipient, how can I be sure if an email is coming from AgentMail or not?

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    Comment #48170350

    It's a bot edit: or a human spammer, but no difference IMO

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    Comment #48139044

    If they release it now, no one else will pay the ransom

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    Comment #47970494

    > All these changes have got some partners “feeling let down and misled by OpenAI,” a person familiar with Microsoft’s decision said. Thankfully, the software giant has stepped in …

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    Comment #47919045

    See also: https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/1213

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    Comment #47898942

    What's the worst?

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    Comment #47585776

    Claimed to have been discovered with/by Claude: https://blog.calif.io/p/mad-bugs-vim-vs-emacs-vs-claude

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    Comment #47443503

    Looks like my "waiting period" prediction was right That's going to be really annoying when exporting tasker scripts as APKs for relatives

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    Comment #47296079

    I used to love netdata, but right around dashboard v3 I switched to Prometheus+grafana I still miss the no-fuss configuration and the anomaly detection was well done, but I just ca…

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    Comment #47255189

    Lowe's has their own contract with Flock. I've seen them outside a couple of Targets too

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    Comment #47033374

    I think so

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    Comment #46854587

    (my older) LIFX bulbs have an Espressif MAC address, and I think LIFX has stated they're ESP32-based in the past

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    Comment #46763042

    My guess is the 'high-friction' part is some kind of mandatory waiting period of 1 to 3 days

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    Comment #46626147

    This post appears directly above "So, you’ve hit an age gate. What now?". The irony

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    Comment #46572144

    I interpreted that line as tongue-in-cheek, but on a second reading, I think you're right

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    Comment #46028682

    In my case, it looks like a memory issue - my ram and swap both filled up after opening the site

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    Comment #45997287

    Link doesn't seem to be available now: > Page not found > The page you're looking for doesn't exist.