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https://www.my28x.com/ I recently heard a talk from this founder. It's free and local, but don't think it's OSS. They have a high ORCHA rating, but waiting to see if they keep their business model this way

A question that was addressed in the 3rd paragraph of the article

Working in a university library always feels refreshing for this reason

While we're talking about cookies, can anyone explain what legitimate interest is? And if it's an exception to consent then why can I reject legitimate interest? It just seems like another hurdle to rejecting all non essential cookies.

The irony being this site doesn't offer a decline all option.

I've had the rm2 for a few years now. I recently installed toltec and koreader and I can now sync it with zotero with the zotero plugin. Reading 2 column pdfs in koreader is a much better experience and I also like the dictionary search when holding down a word. I just use the regular RM software as a disposable notepad now. I had to downgrade the RM software to get toltec, but I don't feel like I'm missing much from the latest update.

This reminds me of how the spins in MRI are manipulated in order to acquire the signal. Tracking the tips of the spins traces out similar looking paths. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vapJRr6gAds&t=2786s

Can you run qwen-code locally?

Thanks

Thanks, I don't need AI functionality (unless you mean the scheduling meetings) and tbh would rather avoid anything branded as AI

Thanks, I'll have a look. I guess I should have said I was looking for a free client, but if it's good and long lasting then I guess it's worth the payment

Thanks. Do you use something different now? Is there a reason you left it

Thanks for the suggestion

Ok, I'll have a look. Mac OS lets you change the hotkeys in the menubar anyway, so not a back idea

Actually I haven't. I used to use it on an old macbook but it became buggy. I'd consider using it if you think it would be suitable