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I believe it's industrial protocols used to connect such devises to a SCADA system. It this case it's the SCADA system that has to be disconnected from any general purpose networks.

We don't know what passwords have other CAs.

Isn't it the same with software development? I kind of feel that way too.

I've been using Rare for a couple of years, never had a problem. It's much more lightweight and fast.

https://github.com/RareDevs/Rare

The thing is you have to get used to the pace of the book resembling the pace of monastery life.

Yeah, especially while Kimi, Deepseek, Qwen etc release everything as open source.

Why are people so possessive? Why wouldn't they just release their work for the profit of humanity? I'm genuinely curious.

hmmm, this article copy renders broken to me

Is Kimi 3 available anywhere like that?

I tried similar travelling tasks but also added transportation and complex transfers (train, bus, walk, next train...). Worked meh and still a difficult thing to do for a llm.

They want apps so they could fingerprint your device, spy on you and get a lot more information than a web app.

Why does any?

Ah, here we go again. A weekly (daily?) github is down thread

  op describe {name, role} (
    print "user: " + name + " (" + role + ")";
  )

Strange choice of brackets usage

Thank you. Each time I see an app that does the smallest change possible (and it's a MacOS-only thing by the way) I think to myself: Does it have to be an APP?

Not a script, not a configuration, but an actual app that occupies space and RAM and does just that? How had somebody come to this weird idea that everything is an APP?

Thunderbird has reportedly added experimental Exchange support in 140. Though I haven't figured out how to enable and test it :)

Uniting time zones in Kazakhstan today looks like more of a headache, at least to me.

The sites could track your mouse position and compare it to the position of the element activated now (clicked).

Coincidentally CDE dropped its support in this very release.

> Now, one resort for them would be to use Airbnb’s web application on the web browsers of their phones, which doesn’t make much sense.

I never understood why one needs 20 separate apps (100 Mb each) instead of just using a single standard pre-installed web browser. Mobile UI everywhere is fine and functionality is the same.

Nothing against it but I always wonder what leads to posting a link to a website out of the blue sky. No news, no releases, just a link to a frontpage.

I have 'Use new Reddit as my default experience' under Preferences unchecked. My reddit appearance is the old one, everything works fine.

Good old S3 ProSavage VGA, sweet memories...

I don't think there is much one can do on their own. Even our relatives can't help because most countries closed their borders and aerospace and tech firms are not inclined to hire Russians right now. I for one could not get any kind of ways to evacuate.