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by kubik369 17d ago
> i read third party epubs on kindle all the time. No, you do not. Kindle has never and, as far as I am aware, to this day, does not support epubs. The only way to read epubs on your Kindle is to convert them either by Amazon's Send
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by kubik369 3mo ago
I might be able to help you with that. Whilst holding Meta (Windows key), try left and right-click-dragging on a window. Left-click-drag moves the window, right-click-drag resizes it. Great feature imo, for me, this flow solves any resizing
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by kubik369 3mo ago
There is more nuance to this. Let me give you a better example that actually happens — SSDs. Manufacturer will tell you some miniscule amount of specifications, such as that the drive reads and writes some amount of MB/s. That's b
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Google: The New SDLC with Vibe Coding (2026)(kaggle.com)
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by kubik369 3mo ago
Uuh, I am not sure. I believe that he was talking about having full disk encryption which means that he needs to input the password to unlock the boot partition.
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by kubik369 3mo ago
That's a valid point. I feel for you. Similar thing has happened to a friend because of his dorm roommate torrenting some ... not linux isos illegal stuff. With that said, I still find this risk quite unlikely to happen (at least in my
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by kubik369 3mo ago
Agreed, I have personally come to the same conclusion. I do not encrypt the drives in my home desktops and servers so that the recovery/migration is easier when the time comes. The risk of someone stealing my desktops from my home is v
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by kubik369 4mo ago
Meta comment: This is a domain under my countries TLD (Slovakia) and it is one of the handful of words that are a word with the TLD in my language (and coincidentally) also in English. Every now and then, I will check on the domains with a
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by kubik369 4mo ago
The chat interface has the disclaimer "AI responses may include mistakes." and that appears to be enough to relieve them of any responsibility for the responses. In a similar manner, wouldn't it be enough to add a disclaimer
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by kubik369 4mo ago
It is not very encouraging that most of the marketing materials on the website show the Googlebook having filleted (rounded) edges similar to Macbook Neo, but the video shows the laptop having a bevelled profile similar to framework 13. See
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by kubik369 4mo ago
Your comment was surely well meant, but you could have plainly stated that the article author is a seasoned reporter instead of the snarky reply. GP might be incorrect in stating that the author is parroting Anthropic's marketing, but
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by kubik369 5mo ago
Both can be right, unfortunately. People do not report stuff, but when they do, it tends to get ignored. I have personally stopped reporting feedback to Apple because my tens of bug reports with detailed reproduction steps were simply ignor
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by kubik369 5mo ago
I think this practice is rather blatantly what you say. The same thing with HDMI forum folding HDMI 2.0 into HDMI 2.1. They made the new 2.1 features optional, therefore manufacturers were able to call their 2.0 devices 2.1 without actually
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by kubik369 5mo ago
1. Yes, you hit the nail on the head. It basically requires people to be more cognisant of this. However, I think telling people to break stuff out into intermediary variables is much easier to argue for than whether the function is getting
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by kubik369 5mo ago
I whole-heartedly sympathise with the problem author is trying to describe. He does not introduce it very well, but if you read through the whole thing, you should be able to get the gist of it. For me, the problems with chaining from the p
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by kubik369 5mo ago
I think your take is overly negative. Regardless of what they think, sharing ones experiences with others is how we advance, both as individuals and as a community/mankind. Talking about AI workflows, I am personally interested in how
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by kubik369 5mo ago
> "Balanced" always seems to mean "give equal time and space to each side". I agree with you that this seems to be the idea people have when "balanced" is mentioned. I don't think this is correct. You c
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by kubik369 5mo ago
I think you are misunderstanding the point of journalism. It can be debated whether the title should be such a question. Nevertheless, the article should just present information, ideally in a balanced way, without author's bias, so th
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by kubik369 7mo ago
I don't really see your point. The chips mentioned do not have enough bandwidth on display outputs to support the monitor at 6K@120Hz. If anything, I find it surprising that Apple supports running the display in 60Hz mode instead of te
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by kubik369 7mo ago
I recall that the official setting was everything grouped or everything ungrouped. What GP is referring to is probably the ability to break out a single window from a group.
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by kubik369 8mo ago
> is the regular PLA limit of ~55 degrees Celsius not okay for a desktop accessory? Not the author, but PLA has a glass transition temperature of around 60 degrees, which in layman's terms is when it starts to melt. However, dependi
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by kubik369 1y ago
If you are using MacOS, unfortunately, your issue is that you are using a 1440p monitor, not an issue with any one program. Apple has removed support for font rendering methods which make text on non-integer scaled screens look sharper. As
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by kubik369 2y ago
You must have had a bad luck/small sample size as majority of consumer routers can be flashed to OpenWRT by selecting the firmware file on the admin page and letting do its thing the exact same way as the original manufacturer update,
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by kubik369 2y ago
This is unfortunately not true and a result of Intel's obfuscatory tactics. The socket has been the same in subsequent generations, but you needed to buy a new motherboard because the chipset supposedly did not support the newer CPUs [
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by kubik369 2y ago
Have you encountered any that work like this? In my small sample (n~5, Europe), all capacitive cooktops turn off whenever you spill something on the controls.
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by kubik369 2y ago
Unfortunately, no. When you reverse the polarity, the adhesive is left on the housing instead of the battery. iFixit has shown it in a video [0]. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6jBXI6CR9s
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by kubik369 3y ago
This saddens me greatly. In my opinion, Tachiyomi is a crown jewel amongst mobile applications — a lot of my friends have not switched to iOS because of it, which should tell you something. I would like to thank the creators and everyone el
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by kubik369 3y ago
Think about it a bit more. You still need wires for power, you can’t be swapping batteries in car accessories as you can in your home. If you are already running wires for power, running 1-2 more for data is not that problematic, you are al
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by kubik369 3y ago
Why do you think that Zelda should have stayed 2D? Some Zelda games, such as OoT, Majora's Mask and BotW to name a few, are considered to be some of the very best games ever made.
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by kubik369 3y ago
Must have been a problem with the particular laptop/country you are in. Traditionally, laptops have much more robust cellular than phones. You say the press of a button, but having cellular in the laptop is zero interactions, which is

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