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Yes...always visible in the status bar. Fyi: https://github.com/Vinzent03/obsidian-git
1. Temperature (room / outside)
2. How well you’re hydrated
Regarding the *time* it takes for eaten Carbs/glucose to enter the bloodstream, it seems that simply standing/being postural often slows down digestion, while sitting/laying down (think of a couch potato watching tv) seems to increase digestion speed.
What is a good tutorial / training, to learn about LLMs from scratch ?
I guess that’s the main problem, even more so for non-developers and -tech people. The learning curve is too steep, and people don’t know where to start.
We've all been there. It works, until the shareholders decide differently, and you can no longer use your dishwasher without connecting / agreeing to the terms.
However, as we all know, it's basically a monopoly.
I doubt any privacy conscious people use the default settings… not really relevant it seems to me.
Also there's Arkenfox [2] of course, if you want to fine-tune privacy settings.
[1] https://floorp.app/ [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floorp
https://support.bitly.com/hc/en-us/articles/32874287800333-W...
Not exactly sure what you're getting at, but:
"Using CSS, you can fully customize Kagi's search and landing pages from your Appearance settings." : https://help.kagi.com/kagi/features/custom-css.html
The thing that annoys me more is the Apple dependency/tax ; i'd rather pay the Developer directly, in cases where they offer this on their own website (i always check.)
(note that Bartender is also part of SetApp...)
- "The German word "Verschlimmbesserung" is a compound noun that combines "verschlimmern" (to make worse) and "verbessern" (to improve). It refers to a situation where an attempt to improve something unintentionally makes it worse. This term is often used humorously or critically to describe well-intentioned actions or changes that backfire and lead to negative outcomes instead of the desired improvements"
Other than the web interface, on Apple devices i'd recommend checking out the NetNewsWire (free) and Reeder clients to use with it.
- i tried it, and it’s okay… however personally i much prefer a more private rss reader, where i don’t share all my personal data with yet another commercial company. Also, it’s quite expensive.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s44172-024-00194-4
EDIT: No, i don't think it's mentioned...
You might find this interesting: "A bi-hormonal fully closed loop system"
It’s like throwing away your car after having a flat tire… perhaps iTerm is still the best option available, considering all the plus points / features it has.