

Anybody hold onto all their old electronics just in case in spite of the financial/resource “waste”?


Anybody hold onto all their old electronics just in case in spite of the financial/resource “waste”?


Read the article
Then you’ll still have no idea like me :)


Aha, shrewd…
Thank you


In the end, we opted for a simple strategy, sidestepping GitHub’s aggressive vendor lock-in: leave the existing issues open and unmigrated, but start counting issues at 30000 on Codeberg so that all issue numbers remain unambiguous. Let us please consider the GitHub issues that remain open as metaphorically “copy-on-write”.
Do you know anything about the referenced vendor lock-in?


Just spam us based on the actual content being experienced, advertisers, gosh!
Worked just about forever! (Well for however long the web had ads pre-personalization)


They also change their undocumented Settings deeplinks
Undocumented… (rude!)


Ooh like this?



That’s so cool, the integrated quality levels


We can still pass flash drives around, at least until ID requirements come to file systems, ports, and peripherals.


Variously better and worse than a ban from both Uber and Lyft.


RIP uploading private collection 😭


Impressive. Thank you for sharing


Softest paywall ever - they do such good work, they can have an anonymous email of mine no problem
Magic link’s so annoying though, just wanna password (they’re journalists not techies though is the long and short of it)
Ooh good stuff
Gotta test that pen on the tablet next time I’m at Best Buy (hopefully they figured out a way to chain one down)
The super expensive Apple Pencil is pretty neat with its pressure sensitivity, your tooling feature something similar?
Keep it up, it’s even prettier on the second look.
Also, in a perfect world is the physical watercolor stuff something you would want to try out if you haven’t already? Even without being an artist I can imagine the cost, time, space, mobility, etc. considerations.


You’re right that the use cases are very real. Double checking (just kidding never would check in the first place) privacy policies (then actually reading(!) a couple lines out of the original 1000 pages)… surfacing search results even when you forgot the specific verbiage used in an article or your document…
Do you also see some ham-fisted attempts at shoehorning language models places where are they (current gen) don’t add much value?
I have to check if Voyager iOS supports it