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I saw this and thought, all I really need is an app that tracks Hyprland focus events (in my case) along with the title.

Thanks for paving 90% of the way.

> Smedley had announced online that he’d gotten identity theft protection from the company Lifelock Inc. Kivimäki responded by calling Lifelock, saying he was Smedley. In audio of the call submitted at trial, the customer service representative asks Kivimäki a series of security questions, all of which he gets wrong. Nonetheless, by the end of the conversation, he has been allowed to create a new password for the account, enabling him to log in and find, among other things, Smedley’s banking details.
Re:Scientists Find an 'Alphabet' in Whale Songs on Sunday May 12, 2024 @03:17PM (#40336782)
You would need to align the vectors of words in our language to the ones in their language... which requires knowing their language (or enough of it)
Re:Jolie, the service-oriented programming language on Wednesday May 08, 2024 @10:46AM (#40298683)
Yeah, but that's a last name. I was talking about first names which is usually what people mean when they say a common name.

I'm guessing the other commenters are right, GP probably meant "Julie".

Re:Jolie, the service-oriented programming language on Tuesday May 07, 2024 @09:26PM (#40293437)
I don't think I've heard heard of someone named Jolie.

According to data from INSEE (France's Census Bureau equivalent), since 1925, only 6 babies were named Jolie in 2011 and then 5 more in 2018.

There's a Joline which you'd pronounce pretty much like jolie as the n is very weak, but it's barely more popular.

Anyway, jolie does mean pretty, but it's not really a name (11~0 at this scale).