jamescontrol

Just make a fast, sturdy laptop, don’t keep making it lighter, and touch??

Yes I completely agree. In the local news there was focus on which company it was and that the password was 123456.

Of all the things that failed for that leak, we should focus the LEAST on the password being insecure, and the company whom had their account misused, and the most at the other end of the long line of failures.

Why was there no monitoring on a company suddenly looking up 600 people a minute, why was this only discovered when they were making the invoice?? And how was it even possible to have a password that unsafe, no two factor auth etc etc etc.

That sounds exactly like how an entry model should be?

That is a huge red-flag. While I understand that they will do some policing/censoring, this is way beyond what I would consider acceptable.

They can have a different price plan for agentic stuff, but these things where they “accidentally” whoops match on specific keywords and trigger extra usage charges is giving a evil-microsoft-vibe

This is why I’m always wait as long as possible to update major versions, seems like there is fuckups big and small in every single major macOS update.

I looked at it for company chat and data, but those weird limits in functionality making in unusable was just too much, so them doing this too is not really surprising. Are they low on money?

What a terrible name and the only reason I know it’s not an aprils fool is because it’s November.

How will this not be used by trump/republicans?

Nope. I like the idea, but that is just still way too bulky, and just the fact that this is meta makes me want to steer clear.

This reminds me of the cars being produced in Russia at the moment…

I think he means, what causes apple to trigger those notifications. I don’t remember ever seeing that prompt, at least not without myself doing some action to trigger it.

Can you explain? Having a tool to detect changes and create a migration doesn’t sound bad? In a nutshell thats how django migrations work as well, which works really well.

This is one of two reasons why I decided to not try anything, ever.

1. What if it’s the most amazing thing ever, like ADHD medication, what if you get insanely productive, and you then have to go back to being mediocre?

2. What if it triggers something bad. If I get 10% worse at focusing on a solving a problem?

Nope

Less guns, less shootings, less gunshot deaths, it is that simple.

But how to get to less guns in a country like the US, that’s the real puzzle.

I wish they would make a paperwhite with the long next page buttons on each side of the screen.

My guess is that if you have enough traffic, they will probably bend the requirements.

Uh i have a little experience with this. I was an intern for a few months as part of my computer science degree, and sitting at a desk very not suites for office work, caused my right hand to start hurtig and having issues with tingeling like you describe. What ultimately worked for me was minimizing mouse usage by stopping pc gaming, switched to console gaming instead and stretching primarily my neck and shoulders, that really worked wonders. I was tested if my arms/hands had any permanent nerve damage, and fortunately I had not. Let me know if you have any questions.

To be fair, it’s quite often more expensive to self-host software than to use the sass/pass equivalent.

“Hey, we usually give you this extra stuff, but now we removed it because we want to charge money for it instead, also the environment”

Yes, but if a company does this, they are essentially killing themselves. They have presumably spent a lot of time creating a company, gain customers etc, whereas a single(?) maybe anonymous open source developer does not have that much to lose.

Yeah, not surprisingly it’s not really that simple.. Some TVs just aren’t made for low latency, “game mode” enabled or not.

Exactly, and news headlines praise them for not having the same second surge of cases as denmark right now. While 5800 people dies versus 650 in Denmark.

Why? It’s likely the reason why we have seen terrorist attacks where people drive into crowds of people. Cars and trucks is everywhere, its easily accessible. I would argue that the other way around is the dangerous assumption, that people will NOT use the easiest accessible means to hurt other people.

Clicking any of the blog posts takes me to the installation guide.

I cant seem to find any feature overview? Id like to see screenshots and a nice overview of the features when browsing a project site like this

From pypaseto

“ This is still in early development. It has not been reviewed in a security audit yet, so please be aware that it is not expected to be ready for use in production systems.”

I went from a MacBook Pro 13” late 2013, to a 2019 16” and I have the same issue, running the exact same development setup, and I hear the fan much much more on the new machine. I know it’s faster etc so it can’t directly be compared, but still, I feel like I notice it now, every single day multiple times, where with the old 13 inch I never really noticed it at all.

*Same setup and dev env on new MacBook as on the old

Good point, a flagpole with a single rope can be pretty noisy.

That sounds like the same thing.

What would you say if a SaaS told you that they store your password hashed, but that they can reverse it and get it out in plain text, if someone with authority asks?

Yeah, I stopped reading at that point.

We are shopping for desks right now, and we went to IKEA to look at standing/adjustable desks, and all of them were way too wobbley, so I agree.