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That's exactly why I never used it. Unfortunately I have family members who did so it doesn't matter that I avoided it.

I agree, focus on the audiobooks. That being said, I would love an app that can detect and skip the awful built in ads they've added to podcasts...

I've had a personal subscription to Claude for a while now. I would love if that also gave me access to some amount of API calls.

Current rumor is that the 9950x3d will be released early next year. Personally I'll take less tdp, but I'm only using this system for gaming.

Chrome and Firefox use the OS dns server by default, which in most OS' have caching as well.

It seems like ozone is the missing piece. The only ones that measure outdoor ozone are governments, and the numbers keep increasing.

The thing is, your drinking water in Aurora already comes from reservoirs in other parts of the state that have been fracking for years. Basically if you don't like fracking, you can't live in Colorado.

I use home assistant to charge automatically when I want, to the level I want. Though to make it work both my charger and car are somewhat supported by hacs repos.

Reading the article might help with understanding the current state.

VPN companies are next I'm sure.

Still waiting for some hardware support and hardware video decoding.

Yeah you're paying so much over actual MSRP on everything it's sad

Owning a house is a ton easier without kids.

I really wish they enabled h265

Believe it or not, there's a 3.0 beta now

I think their point still stands, you can't trust the cloud companies for anything important.

Hrm, a free service that helps millions of people vs a company that requires a subscription for any use. I don't think you're comparing apples to apples, and the latter is not useful at all for most people.

Interesting, I never had any euphoria. I wonder if the 10mg xr isn't enough for me, but it makes my blood pressure spike so I can't try higher

Same here, it makes me super relaxed and tired feeling

I think it's saying, hey you tried and it's better than most

One thing I wish it had was built-in file encryption. Lock/unlock with user auth.

Love LXD, however I've only had the opportunity to use it at home.

Agreed, though in this case it was for an older person who had already had a non-supported chromebook.

This is one of the reasons I suggested a friend get the Framework chromebook. Even if they stop supporting ChromeOS, they can move to another OS.

As opposed to eastern "science"?

Ah apologies, I read the original news article incorrectly it seems.

It was already approved there too now

My SO ended up with optic nerve damage. Speaking with the neurologist, they've seen a huge uptick in cases with optic nerve damage in both eyes for older patients which is unheard of previously. When the neurologist spoke with others in the same field at a conference, the same is seen all over the world.

I asked if there have been any studies to these findings, and she said no because there's no way to pinpoint covid as the root cause since most everyone has had it.

It is, but it's also one of those drugs cardiologists refuse to take themselves

Who? On the radio?