Yeah hackernews users kept thinking the average consumers like to tinker like we do lol
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Off-topic but as a non-native English speaker, TIL what svelte means lol. I often get exposure of new words first from a product name. Same happened with Chrome.
> transitive. To enter in a hostile manner, or with armed force; to make an inroad or hostile incursion into.
https://chaiwanbenpost.net/article/%25E4%25B8%25AD%25E5%259C...
They consider low quality video produced by automatic programs "AI slop" even when it's not AI. That's not a very accurate title.
Same. I'm actually more tired of this AI witch hunt
KTH link is better than scribd for downloading. though academic links are sometimes prone to link rot.
I've only experienced using passkeys with 1password and it's smooth as butter. Assuming 1p is unlocked, To login: press login with passkey on website -> press sign in on 1p extension pop-up -> done To create account: click create passkey on the website -> click save on 1p extension pop-up -> done
Tbh i think it's more important to get people to use password managers than passkeys.
it doesn't look very easy to use in the demo tbh
ugh. The right thing to do is buy and THEN download the no drm version from "other sources." You should always support the authors.
No. It's a decided case. It's transformative and fair use. My understanding why it's transformative is that Google Books mainly offers a search interface for books and it also have measures to make sure only snippets of books are shown.
That's an interesting tip. Never thought about it this way.