

Interesting: Activityhub and bluesky integration out the door. Thats a first (I think?)
Interesting: Activityhub and bluesky integration out the door. Thats a first (I think?)
They probably just use Facebook + LinkedIn or other public databases. I remember a project on hackaday of someone who did something similar and found with some basic programming, it’s definitely possible to get some matches. But that was years ago.
Yep they inherited it from Sun. JavaScript the name.
It’s the only reason my 1500$ CPAP still works. Company discontinued it but I fixed it up so it still works. And it had a hard 5 year replacement rule, ie it’s designed to software block you from using the machine after 5 years and get a new one.
Once in a while ill go on bandcamp and just try a random band.
Youtube also has a lot of suggestions and I pick up albums that way.
A combo of the two I found: https://nightrunnermusic.bandcamp.com/
He goes into it in another video on the channel. Almost everyone I know uses a microwave for water.
Reminds me of a Technology connections on electric kettles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yMMTVVJI4c
And there was a followup on microwaving water: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpoXFk-ixZc
Its very enlightening from both US and European perspectives.
Its pretty easy if you go with something like wealthfront, betterment, etc…
But using something like fidelity is also good too.
Sure but what can one tangably do? Go to areas that are probably going to do well (or just not terrible) in the coming years?
Every time I’ve done it, it’s pretty bad. Ocr is much better.
So, realistically, what can a rando do?
We will finally own JavaScript. Which is hilarious.
A good OS would be a killer feature, but hard to implement.
this will likely be my next phone. I have a pixel 6a…
I’m glad there will be a us release :)
Meh there’s a ton of other services like opentofu, podman, vms, ect…
This is how you get a new darknet.
It has a port master version as well. It’s a really fun game. Very well done.
Is there a better spot for technical blogs? I figure that [email protected] is probably fine, but I am not sure where else to put technical posts like this one. I figure the votes will have it either way.
Technology sometimes feels closer to Technology news (which was how reddit acted like it was).
Nice!! Woo hoo!