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Yes, the repo readme says the code is open source but the fee is required for using the repo's issues and releases features.

I just use a MCP server (with copilot or cline) that has a read only login to my database.

I strongly recommend the apps you mentioned, but in the author's case they wanted to keep their music in iCloud.

There's a dedicated settings page for quickly setting popular dev settings such as showing extensions and full paths. Getting rid of the rest just involves tweaking a few other settings like don't show tips or welcome screen. I also hide the weather and news widget because it's tabloid rubbish but many people seem to love it.

I'm also using RR7 and Gemini 2.5 Pro just refused to believe me that I could import Link from react-router. Just ignored my instructions and went down a rabbit hold in copilot agent mode, deeper and deeper, trying every possible package name (none of which were installed). I've now created a copilot instructions file into which I've copied most of the RR7 migration docs.

I've also used pagedjs for a relatively complex booklet with bidirectional text in different languages, images and long footnotes. The result was great but there were some annoying bugs, some of them seeming to be possible underlying bugs in chrome and Firefox. Still, latex would have been even more frustrating.

Very nice colours. However I am mildly red-green colour blind like 5% of men (and very few women) and the two in the middle look practically the same to me. The left and third from left are almost indistinguishable too. I'm guessing this isn't the case for everybody?

No scam required, if you ask nicely they are usually happy to. Not always, but you could always try again with a different agent.

Looks like this was written before the recent film Vengeance Most Fowl. That has a lot of pretty good jokes about how annoying chipper, overconfident, AI assistants are, along with Wallace finally realising that his horrifyingly irresponsible creations could be used for evil in the wrong hands.

In practice most people treat the UK tax year as ending 31 March - this is sufficiently close and actually explicitly permitted.

cooklang is very nice but not all parsers seem willing to display comments or metadata. Eg there are two plugins for obsidian but neither seems willing to display the recipe description or anything else that isn’t a step.

You might also want to consider why you want your recipes to be machine readable. I loved the idea in theory but unless you’ve integrated this with your smart larder/fridge or something it might not be useful.

Sounds like wrongful or fraudulent trading. Many countries have laws about it. Eg in UK https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wrongful_trading

I wouldn’t want to deploy a Shjny app externally (although loads of people seem to do so with no problems) but for internal tools it’s incredible. You can make reactive dashboards and analysis tools with no plumbing - just refer to an input when specifying your charts/outputs and they will be automatically plumbed and update automatically.

Actually Microsoft have recently added a warning dialog about certain automatic csv conversions. Perhaps they finally read the thread. https://insider.microsoft365.com/en-us/blog/control-data-con...

Yes, use a different operating system, one that gracefully handles null pointer dereferencing by third party kernel modules? /s

Do Linux systems not crash if a third party kernel module crashes? Or was your comment sarcastic?

It’s very hard to compete on quality in leather bags without a reputation and a good bricks and mortar network because online customers have no way to tell the quality and even in person customers probably lack the knowledge - so from the producers perspective why bother spending more?

Many bundlers output module format - it makes features like code splitting (chunking into separate files) convenient.

I wonder if trying to account for that would make you look even more risky/fraudulent. Eg you access the bank portal from a US address but at similar time you physically use the card in Europe.

The weirdest thing about this bizarre comment is the suggestion that rabbis have any influence on the Israeli army.

The attacker changed the projects contact details at oss fuzz (an automated detection tool). There’s an interesting discussion as to whether that would have picked up the vulnerability https://github.com/google/oss-fuzz/issues/11760

> It's not just good, it's way faster than the bloated alternatives.

I use Faststone, what am I missing?

Article says: ‘Chess-GPT also played chess well, with the best model playing at approximately 1500 Elo.’

So I’m guessing this wasn’t full strength stockfish.

This is what a TPM is designed to prevent, but they’re not very popular in Linux community.

This macOS version only supports models since 2017-19 (depending on product line). Apple don’t really have an excuse compared to Microsoft since they only have a few hardware options.

It’s amusing to compare the comments here to the comments on windows update threads. As nobody else has, let me add the reminder for everyone to switch to <different OS>.

I’m surprised at the poor performance of python here. For reference there are several very brief R examples which are just 2-3 seconds. Eg http://blog.schochastics.net/posts/2024-01-08_one-billion-ro...

Is $8m small for a VMware contract? Surely if you’re big enough at some point it becomes cheaper to put something together in house - surely this point is far before spending $100m a year?

It’s very worth visiting - a Palladian mansion with a big art collection that includes some gems such as one of Rembrandt’s greatest self portraits.

It’s almost as if there is a connection between subscription revenue and development progress.

Nothing new. This attack is demonstrated here many times and the Microsoft docs discuss a similar attack using self encrypting drives. The counter measure is to use a virtual TPM built into the CPU or to use TPM+PIN (which is standard practice for security).