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IIRC e-ink used to not be that cheap and Amazon sold you one for not that much money.

If you mean Apple TV+ (the streaming service), there is a day and night difference between it and Netflix with regards to the average quality of shows.

I expected that USB cable to be $250+ but I see them for $50-$70 which is still super expensive for a USB2.0 cable. But I guess if you like the look of it, it makes sense.

Growing up in an area with big ant hills, I just can't wrap my head around the fact that there are more ants by weight than all other mammals combined. Because I can imagine a small forest with multiple of these ant hills which undoubtedly have millions of ants, but at the same time an apartment building with a few humans in it would surely outweigh all of those ants. So where are all the ants hiding?

Should I opt-out if my Forester has been bought used and I've never activated Starlink with my own credentials?

I use the "Most Popular Wikipedia Article Today" widget on my iPhone and all of those 3 were featured multiple times. Feels like lot of the mobile views are from people clicking on these articles just to see what's up (usually things are trending due to someone dying or a scandal). Still I'd think it should count.

Would you happen to know what the rule is on Yubikeys and the like? I assume if it's PIN-protected, it counts as a password but what if it's just set up for tap-to-unlock?

Slow week but people probably enjoy the methodical troubleshooting.

It's nice in NixOS, but my experience on MacOS isn't great. It could be due to me having an x86 2017 Macbook Pro with only 8GB of RAM but I regularly have to wait for bug fixes to update my system.

Same for me, found out what botan was because my nix managed KeePassXC package would not compile. Had to switch to the brew cask for the time being.

You probably know this but it's good to run a cluster with an odd number of nodes. You don't even need another full node, just a quorum node like a RPi.

What's the difference with letter Ch [0]? When it's capitalized at the beginning of the word, it also looks like uppercase C and lowercase h.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch_(digraph)

Out of curiosity and also because I'm wondering which specification to potentially buy in the future, how much RAM does your MBP have?

Oh yeah I definitely forgot about that.

I looked into it and supposedly 14 Pro is 0.8 mm taller and 0.2 mm thicker.

I might upgrade soon anyway but is there something preventing iPhone 13 Pro to not fit? I'm not aware of any changes between that one and 14, 15 and 16.

Yes, but also most people would probably not want that to happen to the Linux kernel. That's why people wonder about contingencies.

Projectivy launcher works pretty well.

Most of the classic cars destroyed in movies are replicas built specifically for the occasion.

Third here, it's the easiest tool to setup dotfiles that work on machines ranging from RHEL7 to latest MacOS. Haven't dealt with Windows dotfiles though.

I've tried it and it works on GitHub. Sites seem to be hit-or-miss for now. Tip if you want to use it with the browser add-on, it needs to be manually enabled and you also need to remove any YubiKeys from the system because it will prioritize them over KeePassXC

KeePassXC has support for passkeys now. However I've only managed to make it work with GitHub. Bitwarden does not work for now (although their passkey implementation for log-in is reportedly in beta).

Yeah it's much easier to deal with terrible service when your return ticket with Ryanair doesn't cost more than 20 EUR. In the meantime the cheapest flight I was on in the US still cost $200.

Well his Soviet escapades seem to suggest that not all of them were wholly humorous.

And similarly from people who consider Nvidia to be the "Gaming GPU" company, not understanding why it's so big now.

Me and my wife have the exact same iPhone with the same AT&T setup. Also on the same latest iOS version. She doesn't have service at our house, I do. Bizarre.

I mean yeah, I'm definitely an outlier. Neither me and my spouse have student debt which helps massively. And while we've done it without the help of parents, I'm pretty sure some of my friends got some kind of assistance that way.

Columbus is nice because it still feels kinda small and driving is still super comfortable because you can get anywhere in about 15 minutes. I still prefer to bike to work because it feels nice but I'm definitely in the minority here doing that.

I live in the city proper. It's Columbus OH just to make it easier for you. I live ~10 minutes from downtown. I'm sure you'll find a way to reason that's not a major city but it is (multiple Fortune 500 companies HQ'd, major league sport team etc). It's also bigger than Portland and Denver (but not their metro areas, see why people use that term?). The metro itself is similar to Portland or Austin in size.

Just about 2 million people in the metro area. Not the biggest, but not 100k.

Since I can't reply to your later comment yet, I might just do it here. I live in the city proper. It's Columbus OH just to make it easier for you. I'm sure you'll find a way to reason that's not a major city but it is (multiple Fortune 500 companies HQ'd, major league sport team etc). I live ~10 minutes from downtown and the house was 290k.

I have anecdata on the contrary. I'm 25 and with my wife have a household income of ~150k. We own a house in a Midwestern major city, and so does 80% of our friend group. I realize it's an outlier, as should you, because most of the country doesn't have 800k minimum starter houses.