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You need to read the book for the reference. Apparently mark likes to play catan and everyone else looses on purpose…

In a rental unit you should not have things that can’t be replaced. People who rent it will break things, either by accident or purpose (there are always idiots around).

I know it’s not a official client but rclone have great iCloud support (but only if you don’t enable advanced data protection).

The article spells it out clearly: charging them with violating sanctions law by directly or indirectly making economic resources available to EU-sanctioned entities.

Emacs and vi(m) have always been free.

If it feels fake?

Burglars are a thing.

I think of the books by Charles Stross halting state and rule 34 are both better books and give a better 15 minutes into the future feeling.

Halting state might be a bit dated but rule 34 absolutely holds up.

Or the dark empire comic book series.

My 15 pro max is at 649 cycles and 91%

Do it like china does with iphones. Apple sells them but icloud in china is controlled fully by a chinese company owned and operated by chinese citizens.

While this does not fully prevent backdoors and hacking it does raise the bar quite a lot.

Lol

Is there explicit approval? Or is it buried in the legal agreements?

How

I still use my 2015 macbook air (purchased in 2015) as a secondary computer. I installed linux on it last year as it was not getting software updates anymore.

Other than one of the USB ports being a bit flaky it works perfectly fine.

I think many places, even without specific deepfake laws, would prosecute someone who used a fake image to mislead the police.

For a long time apple did a lot better for both "hackers" and normal customers compared to the other big operating system company.

They also made a good unix based OS that was easy to purchase on decent hardware (esp laptops).

It takes very light technical skills to deploy algo

I use danish and English and I must admit I don’t really encounter issues switching between them on apple or Microsoft operating systems.

Only thing I can think of is some features being available later in danish compared to the English release like the swipe keyboard in iOS.

kimi k2.5 works quite well and is super fast. Much faster than opus but not quite at the same quality level.

Kimi seems to support this with their 39 usd a month plan.

I would keep Claude code for the heavy lifting and then opencode zen (10usd) with Kimi k2.5 for the rest.

I don’t think good TUI’s are the same as good command line programs. Great tui apps would to me be things like Norton/midnight commander, borlands turbo pascal, vim, eMacs and things like that

Yeah, its strange that moxie works with one of the most anti privacy big tech companies.

I have heard this before and am curious what kind of sites you open in the tabs?

I have a 8GB m1 mac mini and I dont see any issue with browsing in chrome (right now I have 11 tabs open).

"Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes." -Dijkstra

I like unit tests when I have to modify code that someone made years ago, as a basic sanity check.

Yes. Somewhat expensive given its web only (no api) but it works very well and new features are added continuously.

The signal founder is doing private llm’s at confer.to

But for that it does not matter that much where the servers are located, more where the company controlling them is located.

And it also caps your maximum expenses. A subscription user don’t have to worry something goes wrong and end up with a huge bill.