More end to end encrypted calls!!! Huray!

Why don’t voicemails have the playback speed settings like YouTube video playbacks?

Did he just give the investor visa a new catchy name?

Thank you @danjenkins.bsky.social
Same to you!

Finally there is another use case for low latency media streaming besides sports:

More than 40 seconds delay in a New Year’s Eve stream? 😳
Has anyone at DisneyPlus thought this through beforehand?

Based on personal experience from when we lived in the Bay Are my guess in their increase in size just rapidly increases their chances of actually getting run over by cars in the „wild“.

I‘m wondering if Adam’s statement is about length, width or both though.

And if you are in multiple Slacks you also get multiple copies of this.

You are on the hook for random emails not arriving, because your email server gets blocked etc.
If your smtp stops accepting mails for what ever reason you are worried what kind of important emails might get lost.
The list goes on…
I’m glad I switch after years of self hosting - as sad as it is.

Fastmail has a nice feature where you point it at your IMAP (or whatever) and it transfers all of your existing mail over. Super easy.

For those of you who tried it out it probably didn’t work. We just fixed, so feel free to give it another try.

You can now try OpenAI's new WebRTC real time feature inside a conference call. Thanks to our awesome team you can now try a push-to-talk feature to add OpenAI to your next conference call. Give it a try here demo.orange.cloudflare.dev

Your versioning system and your build system should not be as close in the name space as go vs. git.

Interesting question if Google has even stored Chrome user data in a way they could potentially make a clean cut to remove it from the rest of your Google account. I highly doubt it.

Me too!

Here is an idea: a new temperature scale where 0 degrees is equal to freezing point of water and 100 degrees is the average internal body temperature of humans.
Combine the best of both worlds.

On route to IETF 121 in Dublin. First long distance travel in years feels strange.