Do they let you chose to not send your search queries to say Yandex or Google?
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Shadowmist
I’m going to keep doing it but wouldn’t mind it if my shell auto replaced it for me.
I’ve seen that a few times. Had to disable the TUI mode because clicks to focus the terminal window were being interpreted as an approval even though the click was nowhere near the question being asked. I’ve also never chosen to enable auto mode but somehow it is on and approving shell commands I didn’t want approved. Scary since I’ve caught it adding things like auto approve flags to terraform apply commands.
In addition to privacy I’d like to be able to burn as many tokens as the hardware will let me 24/7 without getting a surprise bill at the end of the month. I don’t care if it is slower that the cloud, I’m not in a hurry.
TIL
Their chat bot is pretty bad so who knows.
How long until they have built in cellular or use a mesh?
Better to outright buy the machine online, then open it up and disable the modem.
I wanted to embed it on my blog but couldn’t because of the license.
Yeah I got it for a bit and just stopped visiting.
Before we got $0 for API usage and banned if caught trying to use a subscription for API stuff, but now there is monthly credit for API.
Don’t Touch My Ladder
I could see this being used for cable management.
16.4
60/120 it’s super obvious just moving the mouse cursor around.
You can just say AI
I've been looking for this!
Works as sort of an ecavator for devtools.
That child was just a fan of chocolate!
Even after saying no to OneDrive and doing all I can to remove it, it tends to randomly come back months later and will automatically start uploading my desktop and documents folder to the cloud.
Edit: I even specifically bought the Pro version hoping to be able to shut some of this off.
I get benefits with AI both on the writing the code part and the understanding the problem part. If AI disappeared tomorrow I’d probably still enter “plan mode” in my head. I like having the discussion with the AI about requirements and edge cases and all that, while it updates the plan and documents architectural decisions in CLAUDE.md. I love that I can add extra polish, such as color to terminal output, or other random features that would have not made the cut before. Instead toiling on a random one off script to fix a problem I can have a whole CLI build that is a joy to use. Explaining complex architecture is easy now because instead of a boring EDD I can slop out animations that demonstrate data moving and transforming through a system.
Go to their homepage and read about the drone capabilities.
Nobody tell him
It actually runs on Metal so the “GL” wasn’t supposed to be in the name.
If your desktop browser has Bluetooth access you can scan a barcode with an iPhone.
Don’t do it.
Oh good I have a little bit more time to migrate away.
Woohoo! Thank you!
(Edit) Download it here: https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/releases/tag/tip
With Liquid glAss CarPlay on non touchscreen cars they changed the button colors so that gray is the selected item and blue/green are not selected. Also they changed the back on-screen button to be the default, or sometimes they select the item you want but then a second later change focus to the back button.
When you first use CarPlay there are consent screens so there are definitely people out there who have picked the wrong one.
What in the Teenage Engineering is this?