We wasted 40 minutes doing all this shit and only at the very handshake of the connection succeeding after usernames and passwords has the shit the audacity to require both persons creating an account.
I didn't want to navigate the minefield of over the phone guiding her to do that, so we gave up 💩
It was already a nightmare to direct my mother over phone to get the matching ver. The whole premise of remote help most often means a less technical person, and this couldn't have been harder to do. To top it off the 64bit version couldn't upgrade her 32bit version but we had to dl the 32bit ver. 💩
#TeamViewer is garbage. Try to help my mother (over 📞), our major versions are the same but it still says version incompatible. Trying to help her get the same version I have she almost dl'd from 3rd party site. Finally when versions match ONLY THEN it says to create acct (it didn't use to req that)
It's frustrating that #Spotify has no option to exclude AI-generated music from the music it auto-chooses to play. Seems like it's pushing AI-generated music more and more as time goes on even though I diligently keep blocking said artists.
Screenshot showing that the intended URL is not in search results
Google search results have gone down in quality immensely. "github benjojo hot-clone" doesn't find repo at github.com/benjojo/hot-...
It just finds benjojo's profile page where I have to click at GitHub side repos and search for hot-clone manually 🤦
(Search query: www.google.com/search?q=git... )
My app that uses #OpenAI API broke (credits ran out error) due to me buying credits a year ago and not knowing the money expires in a year. No warning email or anything before my app broke. What a shitty business practice. Completely lost my trust. This thread 🤡🤌 community.openai.com/t/credit-exp...
Of course downloading .zip archive from Microsoft's OneDrive doesn't preserve file modification times. (for context, doing same on Google Drive DOES).
Metadata is important!
I like the idea of Nix but my every interaction with Nix leaves me feeling dumb and angry at how everything is so difficult, impossible to debug, undocumented and in poor taste. I pretty much hate it.
First days using helix-editor.com for actual work. There's definitely a learning curve (I wasn't advanced in modal editors like Vim to begin with) but I'm really excited,can see myself loving it! Also I like the philosophy of it being like Vim but batteries + LSP included so no messing with plugins!
Do people keep choosing #microsoft out of:
a) incompetence
b) financial reasons (cheapest choice / corruption via kickbacks?)
c) something else?
Background: I got locked out of customer system due to infinite loop after customer's MFA policy change (I had enrolled Google Auth before the change)
No. That's a straw man.
Just because I don't agree to killing of rich people doesn't mean I agree to killing of poor people.
Incredible that I have to explain this. Or then again, maybe you just want to distract.
It sure sounds like when you talk about the killer with "hope he’s safe🙏🏼❤️" (as in approve of the killer) and then you continue condemning the super wealthy.
How else am I supposed to read it? Help me out.
Did I understand you right, you advocate for killing of rich people?
"npm fund" command displayed as only outputting "/" which means it doesn't work
Node.js + NPM 🤌
plantuml.com => homepage for software
www.plantuml.com => live editor using the software
Can't decide if that's
a) jarring
b) dumb or
c) harmless but questionable idea. 😅
Additional confusion comes from Chrome displaying the www. as naked domain! Ok, that settles it, it's either a) or b)
How lazy and/or lacking professional pride must a company be to deprecate v1 of their REST API by just responding with "HTTP 410 Gone" and nothing else, leaving developers to figure if there's a server issue with them or an issue in my end... 👏👏 api.todoist.com/rest/v1/
Came as a total surprise to me: Linux doesn't seem to care about block device I/O errors - it's near impossible to see if a block device or a filesystem is healthy since there's no keeping track of error statistics for either. My research notes: github.com/function61/v...
I wonder if anybody has yet developed an AI bot that responds to scam emails / Whatsapps etc. convincingly and just wastes the scammer's time by engaging in back-and-forth while never giving the scammer what she wants. Could be an efficient way to combat scams by making leads really "expensive"?
From the Xz backdoor discussion there is an important aspect missing: the vulnerability wouldn't be possible if the C-based world wasn't so complex as to allow messing with imports at runtime. In pure Go and other statically-linked paradigms this is simply not possible.
People have been asking for a while now, and the team has finally done it: the @oxidecomputer.bsky.social RFD website is now open sourced:
github.com/oxidecompute...
github.com/oxidecompute...
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Windows in a Docker container.
one of my favorite command line discoveries is that of “transient prompts,” where you can get a dense, multi-line, information-filled prompt that doesn’t pollute your backscroll.
