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  • Data that Mozilla now happily collects themselves

  • I've been using one for years. It gets some use. Not a ton, but some. Most common use is as media keys or as the modifiers. Oh and escape in vim

  • Did they perhaps confuse Tesla solar installs with the cars?

  • As long as the RPi foundation keeps messing around with their supplies, reserving the lions share for "corporate" customers, I'll stick to espressif devices. I can get a bag of them for the cost of one of these

  • Already been doing this, but I think this will finally light the fire under my ass to move to a boox device for all my reading I've got the big boox, which I use for sheet music, and quite like it, so the smaller ones are no brainers

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  • I almost wish Elon would buy it, so he can "manage" it like he did Twitter

  • Sweet. Time to enable this right away. Been using privacy pass for a while now, and quite like it. Same can be said for kagi

  • Funny, I find the BBC unable to accurately convey the news

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  • They've been censorious for over a decade. It's just the old target was "acceptable" to most denizens of reddit and similar social media. Now that the censors are expanding their reach, we see umbrage? Come on now. This was inevitable

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  • What do you think the closed beta was for? It was so they can get in and get on the moderator roster

  • Very large part of why I moved away to kagi. It just works.

    Additionally, it's system of weighting, instead of just a binary block, is very useful. Take fandom wikis for example. They're awful, yes, but sometimes they're the only result for a topic, and will do if needed. With a binary block list, you either see them or you don't. With the weighted system, you can downrank them, so if better results show up, they appear higher in the listing than the downranked ones

  • Can I download their model and run it on my own hardware? No? Then they're inferior to deepseek

  • I wish more people would hold Sam Altman's feet to the fire, hold him to some semblance of accountability. Because the man has made an entire career of failing upwards, from launching a short lived startup that imploded, to suddenly becoming president of ycombinator, to suddenly being worth billions of dollars, and literally paying people in the third world (with monopoly money, of course) for their eyeballs

    Oh and there's the whole thing where he might have molested his kid sister, which is always seemingly glossed over

    Even Ed Zitron, who isn't afraid to go after someone (see his articles about the guy who destroyed Google search) seems to handle Sam with kid gloves

  • But now who will donate pretend coats for the virtually needy?!

  • Nope, they still use bog standard gCode, but they do have some custom commands for things that are unique to the printer

  • You can run and save custom gCode on Bambu printers. I've got a cold pull script that lives happily on my x1c, and can be triggered any time

  • And even the closed source nature is only partially so. The x1c already has x1+ firmware, and they just made their own custom expansion board to go with the custom firmware.

  • If it's your first printer, the Bambu a1 will give you a ridiculous amount of bang for your buck. I'd highly recommend it

  • Make me

    You should stop calling yourself an engineer unless you drive a train