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This article is dated November 3rd yet I've read it months ago, it was already in my history.

No it was feet per minute. 22,000 feet/second is almost orbital velocity.

I’m not going to listen again to verify this but it felt like 20 seconds before they hit. The recording was only about a minute long.

The audio (don’t listen to it) has the pilot reporting the descent speed as 22,000 feet/min

I don't get the concept. A small business can pay Salesforce $25 per month per seat, or they can hire somebody technical - at more expense - to take total responsibility for a self-hosted instance by installing it, securing it, backing it up, updating it, and dealing with downtime when the vibecoded mess inevitably has an update that breaks it...

...why?

I want it for the OLED but not for the touch or glowing logo

Yep, that's why this M6 Pro and its ancestors probably exists. It's for people whose work can run on MacBook Air specs but with the superior screen, battery, speakers, and ports.

I don't think you're doing anything wrong. I struggle with similar workloads on 32GB RAM. Compute isn't the issue, once I have a JetBrains IDE open, a dev environment, some browser tabs, Claude, and a bunch of other crap Electron apps I need the machine is already swapping quite a bit.

The Cloudflare one refers to the time period after the leak where people had already made PoCs. Amazon’s detection is days earlier which is quite concerning.

cPanel might not have said anything but they have patches available

They were because I installed them

I installed the updates 18 minutes ago, they're live.

For this exploit you would expect POST requests

PHP core developers themselves are telling people the safest option is to take their site offline.

Security researchers expect mass attacks within 15 minutes of disclosure.

What is a "stealth"? A secret side project?

But they're well-known for hallucinating. What if it hallucinates rights that don't exist? Or they get the user's jurisdiction wrong and tell them they have rights that do exist somewhere in the world, but not where the user actually lives.

As clear as mud to me

Usenet is still better. I max out my gigabit connection for a few dollars a month.

I had to read a lot of text to understand this was a remote desktop app. You might get more users if you're clearer about what it is.

It's so bad. 3 out of 4 answers for me are wrong.

I've been playing it with the beta client and it runs at 4K without a hiccup

Haven't they also been trained on badly converting UI patterns?

It's like it's based on the sample copy of component examples from libraries like Tailwind and Bootstrap. It's as if it hasn't separated those demos from marketing copy people actually used.

It's harder than you might think. Mature software is battle-tested. All of the bugs and edge cases are handled. You can't just copy that from the UI.

But my point is it won't be true, and people like to lie and exaggerate to get clicks and sell people courses

Well now that Astra for Law is here I give it about five minutes before social media grifters claim to be 10x lawyers

It's not terrorism because it's self-defence and it's not war because Donald Trump says so

You should try and free some up. If you're using swap you're rapidly killing your SSD as it'll struggle to do wear-levelling.

There's no mention of Mission Control in this review, but lots of people are complaining it's turned into a buggy and useless mess in macOS 27.

Apple verified me by the age of my account. Claude asked to use the age verification when I opened it on my iPad. Haven’t been asked for any other kind of age verification by Anthropic.