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this was announced a year ago https://www.macrumors.com/2022/12/07/new-imessage-apple-id-s...

Uhhh lots of stuff is launched with RTGs still. Curiosity is powered by an RTG.

there was a comment in one of the reddit threads that someone was able to create a vlan on someone else's network

I wish they’d bring faster than 1Gbps speeds to the Webpass network but I doubt that’ll happen soon due to the architecture (Ethernet to units instead of fiber).

Oh wow, I did not know this is what’s behind their low latency trials I’ve seen on dslreports.

Nothing in particular that requires an S3. I’m just running a Bluetooth proxy for home assistant, which can run on a basic esp32.

I’m using an s3 with esphome which uses platformio which uses esp-idf and it usb flashes fine too.

Not quite the same as your suggestion but SFO has a Sky Terrace pre-security that you can go and watch planes from.

Anyone that’s interested in the machinations of the tugboat industry might be interested in TimBAtSea on YouTube. He’s a tug captain in the New York Harbor and Puerto Rico moving large oil barges and his videos are fascinating to me.

D’Angelo had to have voted in favor because otherwise they don’t get a four vote majority.

Aqara makes a mmWave presence sensor https://www.aqara.com/us/product/presence-sensor-fp2

Yes: https://www.unclaimedbaggage.com/

it's like trying to read untyped python code, which is my personal hell

Clipper-accepting agencies in the SF Bay Area will have this next summer too.

How does this work if, say, I agreed to these terms, but then I walked into a McDonald’s and bought a scalding hot coffee without using the app? Would I still have grounds to sue if I got burnt since I never interacted with the app in this transaction but I previously agreed in the app?

edit: the terms say (emphasis my own)

> any claim or dispute […] you may have with McDonald’s or any other Members of the McDonald’s System arising from or related to the online services or these terms will be resolved exclusively by final and binding arbitration

So I suppose that this really only applies to lawsuits related to the use of the app and that any foodservice claims are still valid? IANAL.

By this reading, I think this statement in the article is incorrect.

> Essentially, the new terms state that, if a customer tries to sue over hot coffee, for example, they can't take their case to trial.

Has anyone looked at network traffic while using the Magic Editor to see if it’s actually offloading the processing? Or is this just an inferred conclusion based on needing an internet connection? Is it possible that it requires an internet connection to fetch new models or something but the processing is still on device?

Right and the net load chart shows that, but the spike is only for a short time then goes back down even as net load is elevated. This is what I don’t understand. In comparison the California price remains elevated throughout the spike in net load.

Unrelated but what’s the spike in Texas’ real time price around 6pm about? California also spikes around this time but is more spread out.

The sonic boom crack is really cool. I didn’t realize it goes trans-sonic at such low altitude but it makes sense given how much thrust the F9 has and the low weight of the empty booster.

There’s also psky.app, but it’s generally just annoying having to edit the link before sharing, especially on mobile. I wish Bluesky would just stop login-walling links, it’s all public anyway.

Edit: psky is retired now, but point still stands

There is near the bottom

> With a Tailscale exit node, you’re in control and you get the internet connection you’re used to. This new feature could come in handy if you’re traveling with your Apple TV and want to access the same geo-restricted channels you can see from home.

They do call this out towards the end.

yep, we started seeing issues around 1715Z

Also the (formerly known as) Mathematical Sciences Research Institute at Berkeley is named after him after a large grant. It's featured frequently on the Numberphile YouTube channel (as they fund Brady in some capacity).

Avherald: https://avherald.com/h?article=50e68713&opt=0

Fastmail supports Sieve rules which is really nice because I can do all my filtering server-side

https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/360060591373-How...

Huh, I’m surprised they’re not all in on Chime.

This seems like a syndication of the original AP article: https://apnews.com/article/d8902c3ea55a8ec4d9938865f3f749f7

I hate that you have to use their modem. I already have a D4.0 modem, just let me use the new speeds.

They do publish numbers in a very hidden page: https://www.xfinity.com/networkmanagement