Wow. I love my OnePlus 15 and plan to use it as long as I can. I guess it'll be some sort of GrapheneOS setup next.
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If you are in the U.S. please each out to OSMUS, they are amazing and can connect you with trail mapping resources. There is a vibrant community of folks keeping our trails mapped!
Ah yeah I missed that. Thanks
Every morning I remind Claude it's locked in a closet and then it does maths for free
That would have been such a different HN thread. "Dang I feel a nice bump in performance here, way to go" and that would be that.
They don't recognize atheists anymore? Am I reading that right?
OP said 70GB/a so I'm gonna assume that's gigabytes per annum /j
See also: http://nguyen.cincinnati.oh.us/locality.html
Edit: already linked in the article! That's what I get for not reading to the end!
Oof. Is this for the software itself or their add-on LLM subscription?
Yes, you can blacklist providers in OpenRouter account settings.
Whoosh
I've been relatively happy with Headscale, but now that I have MacOS/iOS users I'm in the process of testing alternatives like Netbird. I was also surprised that the Tailscale Kubernetes operator is not compatible with Headscale.
Yes, we are doing that. These tools help make my personal projects come to life, and the money is well worth it. I can hit Claude Code limits within an hour, and there's no way I'm giving OpenAI my money.
This is a great resource! Thanks
Sort of. Many tailscale clients you would use with headscale are closed source.
Also experiencing this issue in Fennec F-Droid
The time to fight is now!! We are careening toward a bleak future of mobile computing.
In my experience, the third main variable here is cost. Light gear can be durable, but that usually costs a lot more because it uses expensive materials like titanium.
That's already a thing!
I'm so used to installing via F-Droid or straight APKs, installing something using the Play store feels weird and hack-y. If anyone's doing the "side loading" I think it's Google :P
I would love to learn more about how to set something like this up. I hope this group will consider open-sourcing more tools and instructions for others who hope to follow in their footsteps.
As some other commenters have said, Headscale/Tailscale scratches some of this itch for me. Having individual devices connect directly to an overlay network is fabulous. However, I can never fully control Tailscale the way I wish to, and connecting networks together with it is difficult.
UNESCO works to advance divisive social and cultural causes and maintains an outsized focus on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, a globalist, ideological agenda for international development at odds with our America First foreign policy.
Ummm...what?
This is the kind of nonsense that makes me want to leave this country.
Headscale is great (I use it) but it is an alternative to the Tailscale control server, not the client applications. Some of those are closed source, and their compatibility with Headscale is not guaranteed.
This repository was just archived. Does anyone know what's going on with the project?
I'm not seeing the link on this page, but I believe this popular fediverse account[0] is run by the same folks
Genuine question, how could a well-formed HTTP request for a URL ever be considered unauthorized access? If I request something and someone responds...shouldn't it be their responsibility not to share important information?
Edit: should have read the linked article before commenting. It totally wasn't, and the charges were dropped...after thoroughly harassing the kid.
A passport card is valid for all domestic flights, as well as land travel to Canada and Mexico. I prefer it to my passport book when appropriate as it's sturdier and easier to carry.
It's also nice on international trips as proof of U.S. citizenship (though you'll usually need your book at border crossings)
My hometown did this, and I was surprised how bad billboards can be when I moved away
Came here to post the same link! That book is wonderfully opinionated and has helped clarify some typographic concepts for me
Well done! I was recently looking around for something like this and didn't love the options. Bookmarked Metacheck :)