Yeri

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by Yeri 24d ago
Pure greed; and most people think it won't apply to them. It'll monitor "the others"
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by Yeri 5mo ago
What's the "online calculator license" ? "Online calculator included (four-year subscription) •($80 value)"
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by Yeri 5mo ago
Gemini seems to have a lot as well (at least through Antigravity.Google -> constant errors, not enough capacity, super slow replies until it times out, etc)
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by Yeri 5mo ago
4B over 5 years is still 4B. It's 0.8B/yr
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by Yeri 6mo ago
I always thought the browser, coworking space ( https://hub.kagi.com/ ), and mail ( https://kagimail.com/ ) are a distraction. I've been a paying customer since 04/2022, and have the early adopter bad
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by Yeri 6mo ago
Those domains have been around since forever (also https://orionfeedback.org ). I guess it was easier to just set up a new platform instead of integrating it, or building something from scratch. I haven't checked in a while,
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by Yeri 8mo ago
NextDNS is blocking it too ( https://google.c1ic.link/lottery_qrdLCz_account_verification ). The reason is that Google Safe Browsing considers that site as unsafe.
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by Yeri 9mo ago
there's €1 and €2 VPS too: https://www.strato.nl/server/vps-linux/ (not sure what the quality is but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
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by Yeri 9mo ago
wow. Blocked in Belgium. Error HTTP 451 - Unavailable For Legal Reasons https://lumendatabase.org/notices/71398835
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by Yeri 10mo ago
100% — will never be automated :)
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by Yeri 11mo ago
Because you'd have a ton of downtime and they'd rather hide it if they could. :) I used to work at a very big cloud service provider, and as the initial comment mentioned, we'd get a ton of escalations/alerts in a day, b
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by Yeri 1y ago
UXG definitely does DHCP and DNS.
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by Yeri 1y ago
https://www.dns0.eu/ is an option
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by Yeri 1y ago
I'm missing some information on how this works (a LLM? which? Do I need to bring an API key? Does this work offline?) and what I can expect in terms of performance/battery hit.
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by Yeri 1y ago
It doesn't require a WiFi device to work. > If you’d like to prevent your pet’s movement from causing motion notifications, you can exclude pet motion in your WiFi Motion settings by turning on the Exclude Small Pets feature. > M
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by Yeri 1y ago
From my understanding it tracks signal strength between two points (gateway and printer for example). Putting your phone in airplane mode doesn't make it think you have left the house. > If you’d like to prevent your pet’s movement
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by Yeri 1y ago
Most maintenance doesn't require a full shutdown. C-checks are done every 2 years or so. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aircraft_maintenance_checks
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by Yeri 1y ago
iMessage isn't really popular in Europe. Whatsapp is.
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by Yeri 1y ago
Fair enough, but it keeps working with your (old) sim. iMessage deregisters every time, and it stops working for me. And you have to head back in settings and register again. I've found the process to be very buggy and rarely works.
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by Yeri 1y ago
SMS is definitely not free. You may have a bundle that includes X (or unlimited) amount of SMS, but there are plenty of subscriptions out there (maybe not in the US) that charge by the SMS, or come with bundles of only having, say, 50 free
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by Yeri 1y ago
Sigh, I just moved a bunch of domains over, after The Jolly Teapot started using and recommended them. - https://thejollyteapot.com/uses - https://thejollyteapot.com/2024/11/05/website-updates
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by Yeri 1y ago
Well, I'm doing that, and in this case, Cloudflare 'protects' the website and blocks it (based on my Belgian IP). So no matter what DNS I use, it see "Unavailable For Legal Reasons".
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by Yeri 1y ago
a thousand times this.
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by Yeri 2y ago
Actually, Fastly and Akamai also provide exits. Cloudflare isn't the only provider.
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by Yeri 2y ago
While I definitely wouldn't trust this tech, we've also normalised phoning home with all western tech. How many products keep sending all kind of unknown telemetry, have a ton of trackers, etc? Can't really blame them doing t
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by Yeri 2y ago
Yes. It's not going to be hard 'traceable' cash, but it'll be favours and other permits. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_Tower_Moscow
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Interview with Eric Schmidt [video](youtube.com)
1 points by Yeri 2y ago|0 comments
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by Yeri 2y ago
Still -- seems a lot ?
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by Yeri 2y ago
> However, some disgruntled proffesionals have suggested that the new policy is designed to reduce its current 1.5 million-plus headcount. 1.5 million people work at Amazon?!
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by Yeri 2y ago
100% and if I have issues it's an extension (like ublock or privacy badger)

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