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rickdg
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Comment #49175829
I wonder what happens at a company where for many years the CEO insists on "don't come to me with your problems".
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Comment #48268019
If you can pay for it, use Kagi.
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Comment #48249819
You have one monitor yes, but what about second monitor?
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Comment #48126735
Guess we're no short of reasons to stick to Codex.
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Comment #48077835
Friendly reminder that there aren't that many ways for a normie to create their own (sub)domain with TLS and an email in under five minutes. That's cPanel for ya.
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Comment #48035548
"App is damaged and can't be opened. You should move it to the bin." That's the state of not paying money for software.
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Comment #47962585
This is what happens when you buy a camera from the "they trust me, dumb fucks" guy and put it on your face.
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Comment #47854395
Very cool upgraded version. How noisy or hot does it get?
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Comment #47661818
For years, Apple has muffled PWAs under a pillow. No one knows that you can add them to your homescreen or how that unlocks the possibility of getting push notifications. You also …
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Comment #47653750
How do these compare to Apple's Foundation Models, btw?
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Comment #47502796
I just use Pixelmator Pro for a quick workflow. There's a nice feedback loop between taking the shot and editing it later.
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Comment #47481068
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47475997
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Comment #46569898
I use ubuntu and the default remote desktop just stopped working since 24: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/rdp-stopped-working-after-upg... With Linux, you just have to be prepared …
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Comment #46167692
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Comment #46028554
All I wanted was fast on-demand code completion. Guess 2025 is a lost year on that front.