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As described developer mode is only required at install time. Remains to be seen in the actual implementation, but as described in the post developer mode can be switched off after apps have been side loaded.

I am in the same boat, but apparently it will continue to work. Downside is no more remote control. Editing the schedule via the thermostat is really going to be the real pain point. Though the app/website stopped working for me 6 or more months ago anyway, only the google home app still worked for basic temperature set.

As someone who has done this I take issue with characterizing the certificates as stolen. I exploited a security vulnerability in the device's web UI to extract them, from a piece of equipment I paid for. Its my equipment the provider required me to buy it for service, I can do with it as I please.

I would be in agreement with it if we were using all this to steal service, we just don't want to use their unstable and unacceptable equipment.

I know for a fact they had the grey and colorful models on launch day, I bought the model with the red and blue joycons at mignight on launch day at my local BestBuy. The promo video in this article[1] shows some folks playing bomberman with those joycons about 2/3 in.

1: https://www.polygon.com/2017/1/13/14241960/nintendo-switch-l...

It looks[1] like github actions only run on amd64 hosts, so if you use a platform matrix like in this example[2] I am fairly certain it is running under qemu just based on the fact that is takes roughly 10 times longer to run. I am aware of Blaze[3] has arm64 runners.

If you are willing to pay for it, you can also setup a runner that uses AWS Graviton EC2 instances[4], we do that at my workplace for our multi architecture builds.

1: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-github-hosted-runne...

2: https://docs.docker.com/build/ci/github-actions/multi-platfo...

3: https://www.runblaze.dev/

4: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/graviton/

I did submit a PR with a partial implementation, well the Docker and Github side. I am useless at the C and low level code.

This tool has really cool potential!

Just one problem I noticed imminently that prevents me from using this, the docker agent container[1] isn't multi-architecture, this will be an issue on Apple Silicon devices. This is something I have some experience setting up if you are looking for help, though will take some research to figure out how to get going in github actions etc.

1: https://github.com/evanrolfe/trayce_agent/

EDIT: quick search found this post, tested on a side project repo it works great: https://depot.dev/blog/multi-platform-docker-images-in-githu...

From my podcast law degree, in civil action like this yes. To get standing you must show you were harmed in some way and that the court can remedy that harm. That is just one of many parts of the standing test that a federal court will apply.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standing_(law)

There are many vibrant projects under the Apache Foundation that aren't the web server or other handed off projects, Superset[1] and Solr[2] being the two I am familiar with.

1: https://superset.apache.org/

2: https://solr.apache.org/

TitaniumBackup still working fine for you? Last time I tried to restore apps on Lineage 18.1 recently in the last year most restored apps crashed until I wiped their data/cache in the settings. This basically makes Titanium a glorified app installer, mostly defeats the purpose.

These settings are still there you can access these settings via the group policy editor if you are on 10 pro. Its probably possible to do it via the registry editor also

Grapejuice [1] works excellent for me with Roblox, simply launch games from browser just like windows. Super easy to install if you are on Arch [2] as well.

[1]: https://gitlab.com/brinkervii/grapejuice

[2]: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/grapejuice

In addition to metabase there are redash[0] and apache superset[1]. They are more or less similar to metabase with some different quirks. You can also visualize quite a bit of data in grafana[2] as well.

[0] https://redash.io/

[1] https://superset.apache.org/

[2] https://github.com/grafana/grafana

I assumed you linked "powers of ten"[1]

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fKBhvDjuy0

They try to paint this feedback as a big difference about themselves is the only reason I brought it up.

I've interviewed with them twice (2016 & 2022), didn't receive any feed back other than a generic decline e-mail. And this was despite promises to the contrary from recruiters, I was ghosted when I asked for it too. I even recall teaching the interviewer some javascript quirk during a coding challenge the first time and solved whatever silly brain teaser question that was asked, with test cases too! Yet zero feedback as to why I was not going to move past that first technical challenge. Disappointing really.

EDIT: More on topic, I did really enjoy the MR based technical interview way more than the common coding challenge.

You can setup pull through caches, function basically the same as a mirror of you have pulled an image before.

https://docs.docker.com/registry/recipes/mirror/

My car has this, but with the sunset for 3G this year I am pretty sure the the data can't make it home anymore.

Wish I had heard about this sooner. Are they going to produce more or is this it?

iCloud+ ($0.99/month in US) allows custom domains with 5 emails. I set iCloud to forward by creating a on addressed to rule. Configured the "Accounts/Import" in my gmail account with smtp (I always used this with my vanity emails). Not exactly the same as before for your usecase perhaps (everyone will need a free gmail), but about as cheap as I could find per recommendation elsewhere in this thread.

Someone else in the thread mentioned that Education users can migrate their accounts out of the organization to free gmail amounts. Surely some or all of that workflow applies to these legacy free accounts too.

Very Sinatra like: https://sparkjava.com/

No mention about how most plastics contain endocrine disruptors[1], this is having a real world impact on human procreation. BPA was only the first of many boogie chemicals in this space. This is also impacting children in a way we don't understand fully yet [2].

[1]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC3222987/

[2]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC3572204/

I think you are thinking of form I-9, which is federally required. SS Card is one of may accepted forms of ID, I always use my passport instead.

Another option would be the base model VW e-Golf, has traditional gauges but does have a bit more infotainment things. A lot of the controls still remain separate from the touchscreen, climate control for example does not require touchscreen.

The problem with VW's lower market EVs will be the range though, not even half the range of a model 3. The ID.4/3 has better range but they ruin it IMO with screens for everything.

I have no idea how well these things work right now, but they likely will get better over time.

Terrible bots can still spoil fun, for some of these people that is the only goal.

Sorry to say. There are cheat solutions that can ingest video and emulate keyboard/mouse over usb to pretend to be the user. The kernel driver cheat detection might be able to detect this by only supporting keyboard or mouse device IDs on a whitelist? The cheaters could pretend to be one of those too.

Also, I block MS telemetry hosts on my router's dns server: https://github.com/crazy-max/WindowsSpyBlocker/blob/master/d...

There are tools for this, don't go alone (block telemetry via hosts file): https://github.com/builtbybel/privatezilla

Its even worse than you describe, its by name. It doesn't have to be the same IAM user, that user just have to have the same username as the original creator. Support told me this when we got locked out of our cluster and the creator had moved on to other things.