I like the idea of using the new app, but in the browser I can use ublock to remove the weird "Inbox Zero!" celebration. Is there any plan to allow that kind of empty inbox configuration in the app?
Safari does support ad blocking extensions. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wipr-2/id1662217862
If revenue doesn't catch up with the cost of developing and running these huge LLMs then the only way to avoid an AI winter is to find a way to make them way cheaper to develop.
Have you considered some kind of demo level and pay to unlock the full game?
You're trying to solve two problems: - Want to invest in an asset to keep some wealth outside your bank account. - Want to have a place you can escape to, but without too much maintenance. I would think about solving…
Exactly, glad I'm not the only one!
This is the same name as Microsoft's very popular keyboard for iOS and Android https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_SwiftKey
>> 1. Parking apps are worse than parking meters. > I certainly don't agree with that one. I really don't miss having to pay for a fixed number of hours and then having to figure out what to do if I'm running late (or…
There are lua hooks for play/pause/stop which is great for dimming room lights when the video starts.
finally a use for xeyes?
Did you sell, or lose, an old phone that you might still have been signed in to?
> admit to having a TV and then sign a 'confession' form "Having a TV" is fine without a license. It's watching live broadcast television, or using iPlayer, that isn't allowed.
Yes, I've seen this bot JS problem, it does happen.
It doesn't say this anywhere, but I guess the prices referred to are house prices?
They might want to change it though, it's already used elsewhere https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shelly-ssh-client/id989642999
If a client is offline I guess it will never get messages that were sent in that time, I think this might be something that MQTT solves?
Do you mean build a 4-motor flying drone from scratch? There's some details of what's involved here [0], but it looks like quite a task 0: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40435-020-00737-5
All three OSs being MacOS, Android and Plan 9? To answer the question, I reckon VS Code does everything you asked for.
I've been using recurring-ical-events [0] (python) for a couple of years and never had a problem with recurring events. I haven't tested it with different timezones though. 0:…
Thanks, I've had a closer look at the Windows EULA and you're right. Guess I should apply some of my product keys to those VMs!
It’s not ‘pirating’ to not pay for Windows for quite a while now. The license is optional and I don’t bother with it on VMs.
Wasn't t9 the predictive text system that meant that you didn't have to tap a key 4 times for a letter? And it was deterministic so you'd always get "book" instead of "cool".
Then no, Azure Functions probably won't be good for that, because it sounds like you need a git repository on your VM which does require filesystem access. Isn't the cheapest Digital Ocean offer $4/month, I don't think…
spidr.today [0] identifies matching stories from multiple news sources and shows the headlines side-by-side. Pretty good for getting different views at a glance. 0: https://spidr.today/
Also after the X230, the next few generations of intel CPUs that thinkpads used really focused on low power over performance. So because of that it performs like much younger laptops.
I like the idea of using the new app, but in the browser I can use ublock to remove the weird "Inbox Zero!" celebration. Is there any plan to allow that kind of empty inbox configuration in the app?
Safari does support ad blocking extensions. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wipr-2/id1662217862
If revenue doesn't catch up with the cost of developing and running these huge LLMs then the only way to avoid an AI winter is to find a way to make them way cheaper to develop.
Have you considered some kind of demo level and pay to unlock the full game?
You're trying to solve two problems: - Want to invest in an asset to keep some wealth outside your bank account. - Want to have a place you can escape to, but without too much maintenance. I would think about solving…
Exactly, glad I'm not the only one!
This is the same name as Microsoft's very popular keyboard for iOS and Android https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_SwiftKey
>> 1. Parking apps are worse than parking meters. > I certainly don't agree with that one. I really don't miss having to pay for a fixed number of hours and then having to figure out what to do if I'm running late (or…
There are lua hooks for play/pause/stop which is great for dimming room lights when the video starts.
finally a use for xeyes?
Did you sell, or lose, an old phone that you might still have been signed in to?
> admit to having a TV and then sign a 'confession' form "Having a TV" is fine without a license. It's watching live broadcast television, or using iPlayer, that isn't allowed.
Yes, I've seen this bot JS problem, it does happen.
It doesn't say this anywhere, but I guess the prices referred to are house prices?
They might want to change it though, it's already used elsewhere https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shelly-ssh-client/id989642999
If a client is offline I guess it will never get messages that were sent in that time, I think this might be something that MQTT solves?
Do you mean build a 4-motor flying drone from scratch? There's some details of what's involved here [0], but it looks like quite a task 0: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40435-020-00737-5
All three OSs being MacOS, Android and Plan 9? To answer the question, I reckon VS Code does everything you asked for.
I've been using recurring-ical-events [0] (python) for a couple of years and never had a problem with recurring events. I haven't tested it with different timezones though. 0:…
Thanks, I've had a closer look at the Windows EULA and you're right. Guess I should apply some of my product keys to those VMs!
It’s not ‘pirating’ to not pay for Windows for quite a while now. The license is optional and I don’t bother with it on VMs.
Wasn't t9 the predictive text system that meant that you didn't have to tap a key 4 times for a letter? And it was deterministic so you'd always get "book" instead of "cool".
Then no, Azure Functions probably won't be good for that, because it sounds like you need a git repository on your VM which does require filesystem access. Isn't the cheapest Digital Ocean offer $4/month, I don't think…
spidr.today [0] identifies matching stories from multiple news sources and shows the headlines side-by-side. Pretty good for getting different views at a glance. 0: https://spidr.today/
Also after the X230, the next few generations of intel CPUs that thinkpads used really focused on low power over performance. So because of that it performs like much younger laptops.