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dizhn
6d ago
Americans :). Glad it's not being used anymore.
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7d ago
Can you guys still write a check at the supermarket checkout? No pin credit cards are small potatoes next to personal checks in terms of weirdness. But I wish we had that trust culture everywhere.
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9d ago
>A minuscule in modern times 1TB+ VM took a whole weekend to be moved Why?
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9d ago
> Basically, there is no cost aside from the domain. And for registering and managing domains, they are pretty much the most affordable option as well. You don't need to register your domain with them. Only make their DNS servers yo
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13d ago
There's a two week old and 1.5gb (compressed Python archive file) Antigravity ACP server now so things are a tiny bit better. But the agy cli reminds me early Aider. It's literally embarrassing.
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17d ago
Just checked. Same thing happened to me. For all links, including old versions AND other packages. Seems to be a problem with fosshub. (I am on linux+firefox).
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20d ago
Probably because of the dataset. I don't see sorry or apologize either. They wouldn't be in code or commit messages.
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20d ago
DNS servers do in fact do that but it would not be a good look for the world's largest DNS provider.
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21d ago
Apparently the Form I-94 (Arrival/Departure Record) card is phased out. But it used to be that it contained your allowed term of stay. I am sure the digital version has something like that. You do not automatically get the max allowed
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21d ago
I thought that was universal. The Visa gets you into the country. Your entry stamp shows how long you can stay. It was an extra white card in USA but I forget what designation the form had. Been a while.
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21d ago
I've been to a little town in Pakistan where they sell meat out in the open and you can get a hair cut on the street. Houses are run down as you would expect but you better believe they all seemed to have AC units.
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22d ago
This is very good. Thanks.
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22d ago
Ton of questions asked that are answered on the posted page including the history of the fork and the meaning of the name. Guys your fellow users are not Gemini.
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23d ago
S3 compatible servers can keep object level metadata (x-amz-meta-[arbitrary-tag]) Wouldn't that be easier to manage?
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1mo ago
I have never once gotten rustdesk to work. I don't try anymore.
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1mo ago
Does this actually work for you?
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1mo ago
Wouldn't that context with gaps where the output should be confuse the agent too much? At the very least they should be replaced with an explanation that sections were redacted. Otherwise I am imagining the agent will think the command
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1mo ago
The Bahrain - Dammam flight might have something to do with being a necessary connection HUB for workers. The plane I was in was quite large and packed with workers coming from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh. There's some quite weird rout
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1mo ago
There are really weird short hop routes like Adana/Mersin Turkey to Northern Cyprus and Bahrain to Dammam (Saudi). The latter trip is 1 hr by CAR. Gulf Air flies wide body aircraft on that route and the plane doesn't even have tim
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1mo ago
I've seen a few places like this in a few countries. It's taking the automated, no human involved thing to the extreme. You never even see anybody working.
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1mo ago
Paseo agents can use a browser on the desktop app. You can be connected to local or remote agents. It doesn't matter.
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1mo ago
fail2ban has always just been a log cleaner.
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1mo ago
> Native support, Paseo ships a bundled adapter for the major agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, pi). Auto-discovered when the underlying CLI is installed, with mode metadata and voice support where applicable. > ACP catalog, any a
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1mo ago
A sort of an amateur I found Go to be really good when used with language models. Simplicity and tooling helps I suppose and I expected it to. However I was pleasantly surprised with how they are also pretty good with Flutter and Dart. Agai
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1mo ago
Like we hadn't noticed everything getting smaller and shittier. The stuff they sale look positively "cute" nowadays.
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1mo ago
"straighten your neck" is not the right phrase. Your neck has a natural curve and it actually becomes straight with bad posture.
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1mo ago
Mine is pretty light and I am sure it's neck related because I can change its frequency by moving my neck. However this doesn't mean everybody has this.
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1mo ago
This stuff is everywhere lately. They are spending some good money.
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1mo ago
This looks like gvisor but is a vm like firecracker right? Any reason you did not want to use firecracker? (I am testing this now as a backend for my pet project which currently supports firecracker and gvisor. No network.)
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1mo ago
That's a full VM. Microvms are much smaller and they start up very very fast. In miliseconds.
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