One of my roommates in college had me drive him to buy a bike off of Craigslist so he could get around, he rode it home, and then never touched it again because he got a bunch of drive-by harassment/name-calling, it was really sad.

What internal info are they worried about leaking in a commit message? If you don’t want it to add the standard Claude attribution, you can completely disable it in the settings, or just write your own commit messages.

I have been impressed by what I’ve heard about it, I’ve seen plenty of videos of people trying to max it out and it gets reasonably far for what it is. The amount of repairability is unheard of for Apple and I kinda hope we see that in more places, but don’t expect to.

I have used Airalo when traveling around Europe, I think they have plans for everywhere, and I have always been happy. I’m not sure about safety, but I always use my home PC as a tailscale exit node when I travel abroad so at least the traffic is encrypted until it gets to there.

I think I saw a tutorial on how to run doom on the three seashells, at least there’s that

Here’s the lint for anyone who is looking for it

In android; there is also a ‘lockdown’ mode you can quickly activate from the power off screen, that disables Biometrics until next unlock with a pin/pattern

On iOS, with a locked device, quickly press the lock button five times to do the same, it should bring up the power off/SOS screen, which you can dismiss.

fast.com is the one thing I’ll applaud them for

lemmy.world had blocked and then unblocked a bunch of piracy communities two years ago, that community being one of them

But it looks like lemmy.world is currently not federating that piracy one specifically, maybe I missed another announcement

I would think someone who is taking advantage of bat files would feel right at home with shell scripts in Linux. In my experience, shell was much easier to pick up than batch

Batch is probably the same, but what always made me laugh about shell scripts is you could ask a bunch of people how to do something, and they’d all have a different way, it’s like there’s always a new tool to learn and try to fit into your workflow if you want, I love it

Maybe I’m in the honeymoon phase but I can’t put it down, I love my gaming pc but the deck just keeps impressing me. I also fly a ton, and had been using a Switch, which I have now replaced with the deck.

Just picked up a steam deck because I was worried prices might spike soon due to RAM shortages, saying I am amazed by it feels like an understatement.

I know this is bubble related, and it sucks, but it is pretty impressive that the pc component market stayed largely the same price for the last 10-15 years at least. A high end PC in 2010 was anywhere from $1500-2000 and a high end PC until the recent component price surges was roughly the same, which means they got cheaper after inflation over the years.

I love specific prints like this haha, I’ve been meaning to do something similar with my LG monitor, the rounded part on the back makes it a pain to rest the webcam in the center, so I have mine slightly to the side.

My thoughts exactly, but it’s only going to get worse :/

It was very funny that haribo of all companies had the lightest battery for the capacity, but all good things must come to an end

I’ve had swapping over to an SSD boot on my todo list for a while for sure, at least now I know it is easy to restore from a backup lol

For me the biggest problem would be door locks, outside of that, all they’d really be able to do is turn lights on and off menacingly

I think a wired connection is the key, one of my house projects this winter is running Ethernet through the attic finally

I’ve given that a shot and just can’t stand the input lag I get, even on LAN, unfortunately, I’m glad it works for others though.

And I don’t like to use hotel or other public WiFi when I travel, I’d rather just have the device in hand