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You're thinking of Ghost not Ghostty

It finally fixed the tab bugs in MacOS 27 that had a beta release in June.

I bet you that China, Russia and the UK rank higher

So he proved there is life after death. He sent the key 76 years later, just had to help invent chatbots first

Doesn't feel good slipping into irrelevance does it. This dude was complaining about having no funding and planning to leave the US just a few years ago, now he's all over the place giving talks and lecturing people about AI. He's got the classic case of epistemic trespassing

I don't use homebrew for speed. I use it for trust

Another interesting video related to these types of problems: https://youtu.be/mVH7OPx4QZU

Do you host your lists somewhere you can share?

Yes, it is proving something actually happened, that is your monitor screen showing something you photographed.

How about you paste a replacement link that works just as well with your comment on telling others what to use

Very well organized.

"Come on Rebecca, you did not lose your phone"

Well written, apology accepted. Thank you Tailscale!

I feel like most cases of wait times are due to elevators "waiting" empty in the wrong floor. They either all wait in the bottom floor, or all wait where they were last left at. Would be better if their waiting floors were distributed throughout the floors so that first response is fast.

Leading with: "identifies a new way to attack round-reduced AES, the most widely used symmetric cipher"

Hidden in deeper paragraphs later:

"To be clear, neither of these results has a practical impact on today’s computer systems; no production software will have to change as a result"

Love that masterpiece

"Maman died today. Or yesterday maybe, I don’t know." - The Stranger, Camus

First thing I thought when reading the title was "is this about those never ending self-help books?"

First, they don't exist and 10k of them will never exist. Second, nothing would happen, the power will be minuscule and last for a very short time focused on such a small patch.

see: https://youtu.be/lkjyeI0ykGM

What's his "company"?

> Isn’t that already what DMARC does though? For DMARC to pass you need DKIM _or_ SPF alignment, not both.

But now if SPF passes and is aligned, DMARC passes (it doesn't matter what DKIM's status is). OP here wants to complete skip the SPF check entirely.

How can a HDJWNSK brand gain our trust and become respected if we're not even trying its products?

This will never work, and it's ridiculous: https://youtu.be/7vItnxhWRqw

Which sites explicitly whitelist Private Relay IPs?

Beautiful tool, much better than having to press multiple buttons with some specific timed order and hold your tongue at the right angle like you're summoning some Apple genie

This is what advertising companies do to use your data unless you explicitly request to opt out. Hasn't worked out well

We need email end to end encryption. Good to see Google getting into that world, we need Apple and others to join too.

> Thanks for the report! This was an overactive anti-abuse system. Fixed.

Ah yes, cause who bothers to test any releases to actual paying customers

What's the difference between police looking up geofence data for the bank before and after a robbery to see who was there, and checking the bank's outdoor cameras to see what license plates were there?

I had the honor and pleasure to take a class from the venerable professor, JPL director, and Voyager project scientist Ed Stone at Caltech in 2018. He excitedly told us a "secret" on November 1st that Voyager 2 had reached interstellar space, and he showed us the actual data proving it. But we had to keep it a secret until the press release that Monday, November 5. It was a special moment to see his passion for the project almost 50 years in, and felt incredibly special to hear it directly from him. RIP professor.