pyreko

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by pyreko 5d ago
> you probably won't either Hibernation?
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by pyreko 7d ago
Eh... I guess YMMV, at least for a low amount it took me literally an afternoon, I just froze my card, walked to the bank, explained the issue, and they refunded me on the spot (also switched out the card for a new one). They said technical
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by pyreko 9d ago
I can also anecdotally say that the x3 I bought from Amazon in like June (seller was xteink official store) was flashable without any bypass needed.
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by pyreko 9d ago
IIRC this is mainly ones sold by third-party vendors in China? Like if you buy from AliExpress. EDIT: if you look at the Reddit post the article references it even says: > !!!!!THIS ONLY APPLIES TO LATEST CHINESE STOCK AND NOT THOSE THAT
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by pyreko 10d ago
Came here to say this - this is a pretty meh comparison to me, there's too many other factors that are entirely ignored. Price and/or brand alone could easily explain most of not the entire difference. I'm sure there is some
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by pyreko 11d ago
I've heard enough, she deserves a promotion!
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by pyreko 12d ago
No? It would be suing the driver rather than blaming the car.
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by pyreko 18d ago
Anecdotally, as someone who's been starting to get more and more agent-only/driven PRs, a good amount of the time it's by an account with little to no activity until one day they suddenly start doing 50-100+ PRs a _day_ on en
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by pyreko 23d ago
> China > toilets are... clean Okay I'm going to have to say that this _really_ depends on where you are. Sometimes, yes, especially newer buildings, but man I have seen some horrors there in the past few years when it comes to b
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by pyreko 2mo ago
Apollo is a fork of Sunshine (it's on the repo). EDIT: maybe you're mixing up Sunshine and Moonshine (this project)?
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by pyreko 3mo ago
Same here, been happy throwing Qwen3.6 on my old MBP - no it's not as fast as Claude which I use at work, but it works well enough locally and I don't have to worry about credits or shit like the rug getting pulled under me in ter
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by pyreko 3mo ago
I mean... it technically doesn't? You can always point to other registries (or you can even just pull in git repos), we literally do this at work.
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by pyreko 3mo ago
Exactly, and like, if one literally looks up "Lego catalogue" and actually read it you'll get a bunch of sets - even the brand tie-ins, which aren't new at all - and these are basically the same types of sets I grew up w
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by pyreko 3mo ago
I mean yes, there are kits like this that are clearly meant for one kind of build, but nothing stops someone from just getting bulk kits or taking apart other sets? There's lots of other stuff on their catalogue which look just like th
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by pyreko 4mo ago
https://twitter.com/tobi/status/2053630840458944849 Apparently not
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by pyreko 4mo ago
I think they were kinda competing for some people even before then, there was a good amount of time where people looked at Pis as a decent small, cheap, and low-power computer to throw server stuff at. Back then there wasn't much compe
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by pyreko 4mo ago
Yep, where I work I know people easily spending over a few thousand dollars a month.
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by pyreko 4mo ago
Yep, there's a plethora of tweaks and stuff out there to mess with Kobos to make them your own, and it's not hard to do. Been super happy with my Kobo Clara.
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by pyreko 4mo ago
Ah yes, most people who play any sort of video game own a $2000 graphics card :p
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by pyreko 4mo ago
Having been there recently, it's about as annoying as taking out your phone to pay for something. Some systems also support NFC now, though the most common is still QR. Also helps that their QR scanning tech/transaction processing
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by pyreko 4mo ago
I mean it doesn't really help the analogy when most of the examples in the Wikipedia link mention how it's either not done anymore for that sport or very rare nowadays.
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by pyreko 5mo ago
Yeah if anything I've always had the opposite problem with my FW13 (12th gen Intel era) - removing the expansion cards is a pain in the ass with how tight it is. Curious if it got looser over time. Regardless, glad to see they're
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by pyreko 5mo ago
> Kobo I've never had to interact with the Kobo store (which I guess is what you mean?) and just chuck the epubs I have manually, they all just work out of the box. The only DRM-related thing I've dealt with is me hooking Libby
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by pyreko 5mo ago
It's also near the very top of the home feed too - it's even above videos for me, the only thing on top of it is ongoing livestreams. So if I want to use the feed, I have to scroll through a giant shorts section. Then its a row of
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by pyreko 5mo ago
Right but before they _didn't_ have an entire dang section for shorts lol. It's near the very top too, so I literally could not avoid seeing it. If they treated it as a normal video I wouldn't care as much. And unfortunately
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by pyreko 5mo ago
Ehhhh not recently. They have an entire shorts section on my subscription page now, and shorts are _heavily_ pushed on my home page feed despite me trying to dismiss them multiple times. Like yes I can hide them all using ublock on desktop
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by pyreko 5mo ago
fwiw I don't use it personally but some people on my team use it while the others use git, and nobody complains.
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by pyreko 5mo ago
TIL, it's not a perfect solution but given how rough telecoms are here it's at least something I guess.
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by pyreko 6mo ago
Kinda curious what model/when you tried it. I recently picked up a dirt-cheap Surface Go 2 and everything I've tried works great ootb including pen/touch, at least with Gnome, which was very surprising. Runs way smoother than
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by pyreko 6mo ago
ublock origin lite is straight up on the app store now, should work with any moderately recent version of iOS/iPadOS. Installed this on my family's Apple devices and it works pretty well. There's also been other adblock apps

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