mahmoudhossam

Ah yes, the only country that matters /s

So the limit is 1.9k times? /s

Hevy existed before gen AI took the world by storm and it's still being actively maintained, highly recommend checking it out. It even lets you import your workouts from Strong.

Somehow I only get nagged about this on iOS, whereas on desktop I never even got a notification.

Only for their old "Art" lenses, the modern "Contemporary" lenses can leverage the camera body update mechanism and only need a file on the SD card containing the firmware update.

Allegedly?

Alexa, insert David and Victoria Beckham "be honest" meme

There is also navidrome https://navidrome.org

Yes, but not every artist is on there. I do use it if the artist has one but that's rare.

Qobuz and 7digital both have extensive libraries of high quality music.

Edit: and of course bandcamp exists but I wouldn't call their collection extensive.

Friendly reminder that the UK left the EU over "sovereignty concerns" among other reasons.

The EU is the one with actual privacy regulations, for now at least.

Care to expand on why VW and Stellantis are going to dominate the EV market?

Cruft solves exactly this problem https://cruft.github.io/cruft/

HSBC used to distribute hardware keys to its retail customers just a few years ago

It's because the consumption side has completely changed. Most people now don't even own a PC so they're not likely to even notice this problem.

I am in the EU and I still get the nag screen sometimes, it's awful.

There's also ExpressVPN

God forbid programmers have fun

But everything is computer!

A Harley Benton or similar guitar paired with a 100 Euro audio interface plugged into a computer that runs Neural Amp Modeler has been the perfect setup for me https://www.neuralampmodeler.com/

Facebook isn't dead because friending is heavy, it's dead because people's timelines are filled with garbage they don't care about rather than content from the friends they willingly chose.

I think you can get around that by choosing locations outside the US

levels.fyi has a job board with a "Fully remote" filter, might be worth checking out.

Funnily enough my home country uses the French spelling for this despite it being a former British colony.

"Tainting" assumes they were ever clean to begin with.

That's a perfect storm of bad coding though, not something I'd buy a new CPU for.

Most games aren't CPU bound anyway, would be interesting to see compiler benchmarks or other tasks that actually stress the CPU.

It's a technology company and a major one too, I'd say it's well in scope for HN.

Does that mean that we'll be seeing KDE powering Mercedes Benz's car infotainment system? Is this happening already?