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peterloron

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    Comment #47052005

    Looks cool! Thoughts on exposing this through a cli or mcp for local knowledge access for agents? For example, I use Claude Code for research and I have a local corpus of PDFs that…

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    Comment #34418682

    My 2021 MBP 16" M1 Max doesn't get hot with the USB-C power connected to the left side. Unknown if that's still an issue with the Air.

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    Comment #26626883

    AFAIK, Soulver is only for MacOS...

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    Comment #23930533

    While you can used the premium features without paying, I would strongly urge you to pay for a license anyway. It doesn't cost much and the Bitwarden folks are a small team doing a…

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    Comment #22695717

    I've had good success with Anchore in the past, and yeah, missing Gatekeeper is bizarre.

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    Comment #22135594

    This sounds horrifying. Why make it even easier for people to disrupt you?

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    Comment #22120723

    I work at Apple in engineering. User data privacy is a VERY big deal and something which is taken really seriously. It is not just marketing lip service. Is Apple perfect? No, of c…

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    Comment #22120673

    In China, all your data belongs to China. That is simply the way it is if you choose to do business there. You might point fingers at Apple and other companies who operate there, b…

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    Comment #22120621

    The universe is, as far as we have been able to determine, not infinite. The other two, yes, seem to be limitless.

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    Comment #21963402

    Functioning RF power harvesting MCUs have been demonstrated for a number of years now. Obviously there are challenges when the state-of-the-art is pushed forward, but the claims do…

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    Comment #21227904

    Yes, Bitwarden can be self-hosted. It is also a really nice secret management tool for humans, although it does have a CLI and API which can be used for machines.

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    Comment #21159834

    How often does your network disconnect? Sure, it would be great if the backend storage system was better at handling atomic operations, but I don't think this is really a huge prob…

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    Comment #20999766

    This was on flight 188. Shockwaves from a scramjet mockup impinged on the ventral stabilizer and local heating caused a burn through.

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    Comment #20930208

    If you are not in NYC, SF, SEA, etc you will have a much harder time getting those numbers. There are some remote roles at that level, but not too many. As above, the jobs are out …

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    Comment #19007385

    While keepassx is a great tool, Bitwarden is a much more capable product which solves many more use cases than the single device/single user one. Yes, the dependency on mssql is a …

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    Comment #17778979

    My NEO has been on my keyring for several years. Still going strong.

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    Comment #16311720

    We didn't fly when the kids were little. Amazingly rude to subject many other people to that when they're already crammed into the noisy, cramped, metal can with no escape. Telling…

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    Comment #15341215

    @nickstinemates Is there any ETA for the release of 2.0? We'er running 1.x now and were seriously looking at dropping it for a straight Kubernetes cluster, but if 2.0 will be ready…

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    Comment #10314909

    @mattkrisiloff -- What makes this different/better than Crystal? Thanks.