Unfortunately no cellular connectivity - I use my mini tablet when travelling light.
> You can choose to not upgrade, or forego Apple TV altogether. Sure, and I can also complain about the pricing being unreasonable — which I also say an an Apple shareholder.
> Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 X130 with 8GB of RAM costs around 220 EUR, I haven't tested that one though. This unfortunately looks to be basically the same as the A9 - the A11 is just lightly refreshed with a newer stock OS…
Do there exist any good small Android tablets at a reasonable price? There were none available in Canada with cellular when I looked a few years ago so I ended up buying an African-region Galaxy Tab A9 for $170. It's…
It's especially bad if you're non-American with multiple TVs. e.g. I've got three screens in my house (office TV, living room TV, basement projector) in Canada — upgrading to the latest Apple TV on each of them would…
Depends on what you like. I quite enjoyed Project Hail Mary, The Invite, and Tony. I'm excited for Wildwood and Ray Gunn.
Hey, I actually have "played all the classics" for some definition of the term. Some time ago I started playing all the games that to me felt worthwhile to play in roughly chronological order. I think the project is…
> A bigger shift is that now I only see CEOs or at most CxOs with secretaries. Mobile phones and Outlook calendars have largely wiped out that profession. Depends heavily on the field. Most fields don't use the term…
I don't have cable, for their streaming services, Sportsnet is $35/month and TSN is $25/month, with typically non-overlapping months. (Because Sportsnet/TSN broadcast curling events from different organizations, and…
Smaller sports have less gambling revenue, but also less revenue overall, and player salaries are lower - so e.g. professional curlers might be proportionally worse off with the lost revenue than NHL players. Curling is…
I feel generally okay about putting some services behind Authelia for family and friends.
Can’t you use ipv6?
I bet you can buy an electric MX-5 before a Roadster.
Well 99.99% is you have a major data breach every decade or so, but there are lots of companies, so on aggregate across all of them it's every Thursday. But if CVS leaks your purchases on a weekly basis, it's probably…
“99% success” is too vague to be especially meaningful in such different use cases. 99% successful web development where the 1% missing is security that and the company leaks its entire repository of user data every few…
I don't have much experience with others, but I can throw out my complaints about Teams: * Too much resource usage. * Chat UX is not good. The team/channel concept makes sense, but threaded (and nonthreaded) chats…
> since it's literally coercing somebody to accept Microsoft's abusive privacy and service policies that explicitly state that unless agreed, their products can't be used. Sure, but the privacy and service policies are…
You have progressive income tax brackets that don’t change with inflation, inflation is a tax increase.
> Personally I'd just use Cloudflare Pages, unlike GitHub Pages I can let the backing repo private. What difference does this make for a static site?
For me it's not exactly "uptime" I care about, but the fact that if there's a power cut on the first day of a 2-week trip, my home server is then offline for the duration. I don't mind sporadic downtime if I'm home and…
What does Cloudflare add over just plain GitHub Pages? (I'm familiar with and use them both, but have never bothered putting my personal GitHub page behind CF, I'm curious to see where other people get value from…
> So saying please and thanks isn't anthropomorphizing the models, it's more simply using input patterns that get better outputs more aligned to the desired result. Well it can be both - whether it helps with the output…
I've got kinda the opposite take - saying please and thank you helps anthropomorphize the models and is compatible with the idea that there are common behaviours that we should be applying to models and people - when…
> A waitress at another cash-only restaurant told me, worse than customers who hear they won't take credit cards are the apple pay folks. "They really get annoyed when they don't get their apple pay" I get what she's…
This looks good, but they don't seem to be available without ads.
Unfortunately no cellular connectivity - I use my mini tablet when travelling light.
> You can choose to not upgrade, or forego Apple TV altogether. Sure, and I can also complain about the pricing being unreasonable — which I also say an an Apple shareholder.
> Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 X130 with 8GB of RAM costs around 220 EUR, I haven't tested that one though. This unfortunately looks to be basically the same as the A9 - the A11 is just lightly refreshed with a newer stock OS…
Do there exist any good small Android tablets at a reasonable price? There were none available in Canada with cellular when I looked a few years ago so I ended up buying an African-region Galaxy Tab A9 for $170. It's…
It's especially bad if you're non-American with multiple TVs. e.g. I've got three screens in my house (office TV, living room TV, basement projector) in Canada — upgrading to the latest Apple TV on each of them would…
Depends on what you like. I quite enjoyed Project Hail Mary, The Invite, and Tony. I'm excited for Wildwood and Ray Gunn.
Hey, I actually have "played all the classics" for some definition of the term. Some time ago I started playing all the games that to me felt worthwhile to play in roughly chronological order. I think the project is…
> A bigger shift is that now I only see CEOs or at most CxOs with secretaries. Mobile phones and Outlook calendars have largely wiped out that profession. Depends heavily on the field. Most fields don't use the term…
I don't have cable, for their streaming services, Sportsnet is $35/month and TSN is $25/month, with typically non-overlapping months. (Because Sportsnet/TSN broadcast curling events from different organizations, and…
Smaller sports have less gambling revenue, but also less revenue overall, and player salaries are lower - so e.g. professional curlers might be proportionally worse off with the lost revenue than NHL players. Curling is…
I feel generally okay about putting some services behind Authelia for family and friends.
Can’t you use ipv6?
I bet you can buy an electric MX-5 before a Roadster.
Well 99.99% is you have a major data breach every decade or so, but there are lots of companies, so on aggregate across all of them it's every Thursday. But if CVS leaks your purchases on a weekly basis, it's probably…
“99% success” is too vague to be especially meaningful in such different use cases. 99% successful web development where the 1% missing is security that and the company leaks its entire repository of user data every few…
I don't have much experience with others, but I can throw out my complaints about Teams: * Too much resource usage. * Chat UX is not good. The team/channel concept makes sense, but threaded (and nonthreaded) chats…
> since it's literally coercing somebody to accept Microsoft's abusive privacy and service policies that explicitly state that unless agreed, their products can't be used. Sure, but the privacy and service policies are…
You have progressive income tax brackets that don’t change with inflation, inflation is a tax increase.
> Personally I'd just use Cloudflare Pages, unlike GitHub Pages I can let the backing repo private. What difference does this make for a static site?
For me it's not exactly "uptime" I care about, but the fact that if there's a power cut on the first day of a 2-week trip, my home server is then offline for the duration. I don't mind sporadic downtime if I'm home and…
What does Cloudflare add over just plain GitHub Pages? (I'm familiar with and use them both, but have never bothered putting my personal GitHub page behind CF, I'm curious to see where other people get value from…
> So saying please and thanks isn't anthropomorphizing the models, it's more simply using input patterns that get better outputs more aligned to the desired result. Well it can be both - whether it helps with the output…
I've got kinda the opposite take - saying please and thank you helps anthropomorphize the models and is compatible with the idea that there are common behaviours that we should be applying to models and people - when…
> A waitress at another cash-only restaurant told me, worse than customers who hear they won't take credit cards are the apple pay folks. "They really get annoyed when they don't get their apple pay" I get what she's…
This looks good, but they don't seem to be available without ads.