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We are heading to a similar state as internet advertisements - they became so obnoxious that the average person installed an adblocker if they cared. DeArrow is next

insv files? there are plenty of tools on github that can interact with these files and convert them to standard formats

Legitamate technological improvements include thread, which allows local control of devices with no cloud servers involved, which lets you use home assistant or an equivalent

Fun story: I’ve had a speaker which would connect to a Bluetooth device as soon as it was turned on, and only enter pairing mode if a paired device wasn’t in range. I couldn’t figure out what device it was connecting to, so I put it in the microwave (while it was off!) briefly to trigger the pairing timeout.

Glasses do not require a prescription - you can enter arbitrary values. Contacts on the other hand, require a prescription within the last year and is verified with your optometrist.

Note: article states the restaurant is not Disney affiliated. Disney claims this is the reason why they filed to dismiss.

The safer way is to disable the app execution aliases.

I remember seeing this a bit ago when it was crackpipe! Glad the name got changed haha

If true, that seems like some solid evidence. Do you have any links/sources I can read up on? I wasn’t able to find anything.

Yes - I believe the shift is coming. For inference especially, check out Groq’s chip design and its simplicity and speed compared to general purpose GPUs.

Excellent explanation! Although 1 lb * 32.2 ft/sec^2 = 32.2lbf.

Some of my passwords weren’t found on that tool but I was able to find them on but scatteredsecrets.com - I searched because I was getting 2fa emails from services with that password. Just keep in mind it isn’t a definitive list

Moonlight + sunshine also works great! Give it a shot. I believe sunshine has a Apple silicon build.

There is - stremio + torrentio + real debrid is a ~5 minute setup, works on web and android tv, and was easy enough for my parents to setup all by themselves. Real debrid does cost $3 a month but the experience is so much better that it’s well worth it. The money you’re paying goes to a seed box type thing that caches torrents online and lets you stream them to avoid notices from your ISP.

I recently abandoned my jellyfin + radarr + sonarr setup because for the above. After Usenet subscriptions, electricity costs and storage costs, it was much cheaper. And I could watch content on demand rather than having to wait for the whole thing to download.

From https://gregbenzphotography.com/hdr/#tests:

“Note for Safari / iPhone users: The top image on this page (the building with the before/after slider) uses a workaround which shows an HDR video as if it were a photo. This will let you get a sense of the HDR benefit, but you will fail the tests below as Safari / WebKit (which means all iPhone/iPad browsers) only supports HDR video and not HDR photos at this time.” :-(

I’m surprised that the multimodal model is t significantly better than GPT4. I thought that all the Google photos training data would have given it an edge.

I just see a sad Pepe.

If you make the switch to home assistant, you can mirror devices you want to control frequently with the HomeKit integration. It’ll be like nothing changed, expect for increased stability and interoperability. You can also add Google Home and Alexa afaik

I used Google podcasts because it was no nonsense and cross platform. What a shocker - I really should’ve seen this coming.

Out of curiosity, what did you search? Searching “gmail plus” gives plenty of results, some of which are from Google themselves.

https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282734?hl=en#:~:t... "Create variations of your email address"

This is an ideal use case for something like TailScale! It’ll only redirect traffic that’s meant for your internal network, unless you set it as an exit node - then it asks as a regular VPN.

Yes. The voltage alarm in this case would be the voltage dipping too low (voltage sag) due to high current.

Your app does not need to get approved if you are the only one using it - in fact you don’t even need to have a developer account if you’re the only one using it and are ok resigning the app occasionally.

With regards to enshittification: all the examples listed were software companies or service companies. I don’t see any hardware companies on there, and I’d go so far as to say hardware companies that sell with high margins do not undergo enshittification. From the article: “… they abuse their users to make things better for their business customers …” Apple doesn’t have business customers. Their core business strategy is not to sell ads, or data, but rather hardware.

I can no longer edit my comment, but this was unnecessarily sarcastic.

That’s very surprising to me. The Quest 3 hasn’t even come out yet. Did you mean Quest 2?

The Quest 2 has a PPI of 780, and the highest out right now is the HP Reverb with a 1057 PPI. The Vision Pro is 4000 PPI, a substantial jump. That’s not “just a micro OLED display.”

Looks like this was a email broadcasting thing? Reminds me of an incredible rickroll I read about earlier. Well worth a read if you haven’t already.

https://whitehoodhacker.net/posts/2021-10-04-the-big-rick

I feel like you used to be able to add .ics files from safari but then scummy advertisements would create calendars with fake virus notifications disguised as events, which would result in a bunch of notifications on someone’s phone.

Have you tried setting an excluded zone and include your whole SMB share in it