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If you can pay for it, use Kagi.

You have one monitor yes, but what about second monitor?

Guess we're no short of reasons to stick to Codex.

Friendly reminder that there aren't that many ways for a normie to create their own (sub)domain with TLS and an email in under five minutes. That's cPanel for ya.

"App is damaged and can't be opened. You should move it to the bin."

That's the state of not paying money for software.

This is what happens when you buy a camera from the "they trust me, dumb fucks" guy and put it on your face.

Very cool upgraded version. How noisy or hot does it get?

For years, Apple has muffled PWAs under a pillow. No one knows that you can add them to your homescreen or how that unlocks the possibility of getting push notifications. You also lose any stored data when you go from Safari to an homescreen web app.

How do these compare to Apple's Foundation Models, btw?

I just use Pixelmator Pro for a quick workflow. There's a nice feedback loop between taking the shot and editing it later.

Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47475997

I use ubuntu and the default remote desktop just stopped working since 24: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/rdp-stopped-working-after-upg...

With Linux, you just have to be prepared to hit a bug and find no help coming anytime.

All I wanted was fast on-demand code completion. Guess 2025 is a lost year on that front.

I guess you can either go full waymo or full comma. The rest is just hype.

Nah, Google was number one, they just dropped the ball as they always do.

Legislation as code when?

Tauri rewrite when

I'd like to see more SaaS platforms selling themselves by showing off their clear invoicing or their live status page.

Google is a clear case for why you should pick a service because of it's business model.

I’m a dabbler then, too many titles.

Standard Notes provides a nice workflow for maintaining a personal blog, here's mine: https://viewfromtheweb.com/

Not sure if it's a startup when it's profitable and not looking for investors.

Given the level of technological proficiency of people interested in this project, why Patreon tough? A platform that carries all the fees back to the person you're trying to support and puts their own cut on top for basically hosting a few iframes? Is this really the best way to provide some monthly income? I

Congratulations on the current state of the project, it seems very promising. Do you plan on having some fallback to websockets for the realtime database? The thing about google is that it can be viable to request getting it whitelisted on corporate firewalls.

Apple has taught us well.

The advantage with firebase web sockets is that when they inevitably get blocked by firewalls you can always say "Would you mind whitelisting google? Thanks."

Yes, this should have been solved by the web, but you can't push notifications to it or rely on local storage (thanks to Apple). Also, generally people' don't even want to know what an URL is.

The web on iOS is deliberately gimped.

Yeah, it also clears local storage if iOS is running out of space, which is common for a lot of these users.

If I see 26 tabs open, I immediately know something is wrong.