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I’ve never thought about a tsunami when visiting the beach in my life. Are they much more common in the Pacific? We go to the Gulf and Atlantic and it’s never something I think about. We usually go in June/July, so we don’t worry much about hurricanes either.

Not for me. It gets worse when context is nearly full. I like to compact or clear context more often than it does automatically.

Question, is this just a joke about AI taking over our jobs, or did someone at Microsoft call Copilot a Principal Engineer?

Captured, reused, or cleaned and discharged back into the adjacent river.

(I didn’t work in a paper mill but have family who has and I’ve been to them plenty of times to ask questions of the engineers)

I once bit into a lemon like that. It ate away some enamel on my teeth and they were sensitive for a few weeks. 0/5

700 real watts of LED has got to be intense. Also your room would be very hot.

I had Covid once. No drugs, no vaccine (don’t jump me it wasn’t available yet). No long covid or brain fog. Sleepiness, loss of taste, flu symptoms for 5 days. Completely better in 10 days.

Anecdotes aren’t usually helpful for effectiveness testing. My experience can vary greatly between my neighbor even with identical demographics and characteristics.

This seems like a worse approach to me than a cookie.

My IP and UA don’t change, pretty much ever.

I can delete a cookie anytime I want.

Maybe I’m an outlier but I keep notifications enabled, aggressively disabling them at the slightest annoyance (ad, too many for an app I don’t care about, etc). I also use focus modes for sleep and other activities.

I like that I can control when I get notifications without having to completely disable them.

Back in my first house, we upgraded our bed and triedto move the old bed into the basement. We had a very small hallway with a door leading ti the basement. The mattress fit, of course, because it flexes. The frame fit because I could disassemble it. The box frame, made of iron and wood slats, could not fit. That day, I cut all the wood slats in half, bent the metal, and got that box spring downstairs. Then I but bracing brackets on the slats and unbent the metal. A few years later, we did the same process over again when moving.

Microsoft has deprecated “legacy” auth methods, which makes this sort of thing very difficult to accomplish nowadays.

I used to use IMAP/SMTP for Outlook Mail but they force you to use proprietary clients now, forcing OAuth. It makes scripting nearly impossible.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/clients-and-mobil...

Maybe the vscode extension is just an npm package? I also couldn’t find the link to npm in the article.

In general I agree. Sometimes, when diagraming DNS cutover and failover strategies, it is applicable.

One that I see is commonly misconstrued is having a user stick figure going to DNS and DNS going to the app.

You have to factor in the additional cost of these micro capsules: How hard is it to mix those in on site? What’s the cost to produce them? How fragile are they to work with? Do they hold up in real world conditions?

Traditional methods of resealing roads are effective when done at the right time. It takes proactive maintenance.

Until this is actually tried in the field in real world conditions I’m not holding my breath for this as a successful method.

I wonder how long until these will be $200 a piece on serverpartdeals? 5 years?

Doesn’t matter what he thinks. Executive cannot override legislative action.

No you didn’t miss anything. Everyone is freaking out about “processed” and “chemicals” and ignoring the obvious answer: high calories and low nutrition.

GenAI is obnoxiously verbose

Being live in more than one region at the same time

I tried to get my wife to use the feature day one on her new 16 Pro. She turned it off that night. It was going to be too inconvenient to her.

Relevant video demonstration of how you can hear water temperature when pouring.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ri_4dDvcZeM

This is why I prefer Rust over Go. Go is far too simple.

I wonder if most celebrate March 1 or February 28 most of the time? March 1 is more accurate time-wise but February 28 keeps within the same month.

I love reading about these optimizations, it’s my favorite part of FFF.

I struggled with volume control on my computer, it’s always too coarse. I found out that you can hold Option+Shift when pressing the volume button on Mac to do more fine grained adjustments.

Classically ‘he’ was used to be more universal. It was always understood to include women as well. But that language is frowned upon. When I read ‘they’ I think plural people not singular like ‘he.’

I didn’t know what WAL/WAL2 mode was, so I looked it up. For anyone else interested: https://www.sqlite.org/wal.html

I love that domain name.

In corporate world, everything must be tame and beige. Conflict or differences of opinion are avoided to focus on the areas where everyone agrees. It’s exhausting sometimes to try and change methodologies. Introducing new technology can cause so much headache that many passive leaders just shun it in favor of keeping the peace.