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Did you look at LiteLLM at all? It seems fine but Bifrost looks interesting too.

I've always wanted something like Storyteller for non-Amazon devices. Thanks!

Ramp (the startup neobank that has eaten Brex's lunch as of the last year or two) is getting into the AI routing game to compete with OpenRouter and LiteLLM it seems.

They recently rolled out some quite good cross provider AI spend management tools. The router is surprising but also makes sense for them I think.

I just want them to finally ship Busy Bar https://busy.app/

Thanks for making me aware of zizmor, just ran and fixed all issues on our core repos.

Also note that the python visualizer tool has been basically written by vibe-coding. I know more about analog filters -- and that's not saying much -- than I do about python. It started out as my typical "google and do the monkey-see-monkey-do" kind of programming, but then I cut out the middle-man -- me -- and just used Google Antigravity to do the audio sample visualizer.

Linus Torvalds is now vibe-coding

Discord isn’t an alternative as it’s not publicly searchable

Jenny Nicholsen is as excellent as Kevin Perjurer’s Defunctland. I highly recommend both.

I love using Syncthing for syncing all my ROMs and saves across my handhelds (RG35XXSP running muOS, AYN Thor running Android), my NAS and MacBook. I'm trying to figure out what my concern level should be with a change in ownership of syncthing-fork for Android though. I guess let's see what happens?

Full disclosure: The submitter of this post, PStamatiou, is a former co-founder of Limitless fka Rewind. He left a year or so ago.

I'm really surprised this got any fanfare at all from Apple. Kind of confirms a single person as the reason for their continual AI misses which feels weird for them.

GTA V is running at high preset locked 60fps via GameHub on the Ayn Thor which has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMIPlwoAt58#t=14m41s

Trying to decide if Steam Frame is going to be better than Apple Vision Pro + ALVR + lighthouses... AVP has higher resolution and OLED displays with higher PPD but obviously weighs a lot more.

Also happening here across two accounts.

Personally I like Channels DVR which is a single go binary that can run anywhere and they have excellent client apps for every platform. There's even an API and a Home Assistant integration. https://getchannels.com/dvr-server/

Apple has a BMC on the Mac mini, Mac Studio and Mac Pro. It's called Lights Out Management (LOM). https://support.apple.com/guide/deployment/lights-out-manage...

It's already available on macOS too, runs pretty well https://github.com/squidbus/UnleashedRecomp/actions/runs/136...

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I believe you meant Huntsville, Alabama?

Those with Apple Business or School Manager can now claim domain names which blocks sign ups under claimed domain names.

Great to see Grant Imahara in here unexpectedly. The former Mythbusters co-host died suddenly a few years ago from a brain aneurysm.

It premiered 25 years ago today

So far they haven't actually done anything except enable features that the Yuzu team built but hadn’t yet shipped. The lead of the project also isn’t a developer. So far it’s a lot more hype than reality from my view. So I’m holding out for another option.

I knew that Patreon would bite them some day. Any time money comes into a "offensive" open source project, whoever feels they are getting hurt can make a claim a lot easier. Somewhat surprised they haven't yet sued Ryujinx (the other Switch emulator project) for also having a Patreon.

Just used it + the MCT app on Android to clone my apartment key fob (Schlage 9691T) to a Dangerous Things Magic Ring https://dangerousthings.com/product/magic-ring/

Noticed via this tweet https://twitter.com/y2k_mindset/status/1745661024932360305

United says all aircraft 7535 and above. 7501-7533 have already received inspections.

They are not currently as we need to roll out e2ee with iOS and Android in lockstep as they both use the same mobile_app component as well as the local push stuff which bypasses Apple and Google but we would also like to encrypt.

The filtering entitlement allows us to decrypt messages and, depending on the content, choose to not send any notification (for example if a user sends an app specific command, like asking for a location update). The example you linked requires that a notification is emitted at the end, which we don't want.

Zac also just let me know the other reason we need filtering is so we can properly unsubscribe users from notifications when one is received from a server they no longer are connected to.

Correct, we need to be able to filter to properly unencrypt notifications and pass them on as a local notification.