And Canada showed him that’s an acceptable negotiating strategy when they caved to his last-minute demands to change the agreement on the Gordon Howe bridge.
We’ll see how long Carney sticks to his guns this time, but I’m not optimistic.
I think of how many guards across Skyrim used to be an adventurer before they took an arrow to the knee, and think LLM output would be an improvement there.
Let the writers write the stories and quests. I am far less attached to what random background NPCs have to say, but it’s nice they’d say something.
Which password manager? I had the same problem with BitWarden until I found a buried setting to tweak each password domain. Maybe there’s a badly advertised feature in yours, too?
I always assumed people used those sites because they didn’t want to get in trouble for “actually” pirating software.
Finger hovering over power button
“I’m giving you one last chance”
The LubeLogger meltdown ticket is pretty goddamn funny.
OH SHIT THEY’RE DOING MATH IN THERE
Fileflows can probably be configured to do this. I only use it to convert everything to HEVC but it’s a node based workflow and you could roll in renaming and tagging.
I use a deluge image that’s got vpn support built in. Pick whatever you want, but make sure it’s configured to stop all torrent traffic if the vpn isn’t connected. You don’t want it to fallback to continue working but revealing your home IP.
It doesn’t shield your IP but it’s sick for ad blocking in and out of the house.
It’s intentional and having worked in the market research tools sector for a couple years, I concluded it’s because they’re idiots.
The rationale is that a later question might prejudice your response to an earlier question, so to eliminate bias they prevent you from changing a previous response. Because apparently that’s so much more common in a self-serve survey than making a fucking mistake.
Itemized invoice would be killer! There’d have to be an item called “pure profit”, shining some light on their greed.
what’s missing?
An AI disclosure for your app per the community rules, Claude.
This post requires an AI disclosure per the community rules.
I’m laughing at the city planner that meticulously set all this up in anticipation of the courts being so wildly popular they required a booking system.
All that work and they’re sitting mostly unused.
That’s when you reply and fixate on completely the wrong part of the thread. Teach them for not setting the right context.
I think the water isn’t circulated because the water movement requires to keep the chlorine distributed disturbs it enough that there’s no “reflecting” effect.
As a solemn body of water, the idea is beautiful. As a practical application, it’s a fucking stupid idea.
On the flip side, if you’re vibe coding an app you should seriously consider whether it’s something you want to open source or make available publicly. There’s a social contract that comes with that.
I have 2 self hosted slop apps I build and maintain myself. I think people would genuinely get great use out of them.
…but then I’m inviting critiques and feature requests and am roped into supporting them so it’s not just a big pile of shit that wastes everyone’s time. And I don’t want to spend my limited free time making common sense improvements to improve it for others. I want to write a lazy Claude prompt with insufficient context, get it barely doing what I need, and then spend the rest of my time eating crayons and similar pastimes.
I use pangolin and traefik together and expose a few of my services that way. But not everything.
I slot services into categories based on:
Then the service is either not externally open at all, secured behind pangolin SSO, or secured behind pangolin SSO AND that service’s native auth. Which is an annoying double auth, but I feel like it’s another layer of protection in case one of them gets a 0-day exploit.
some test body text suggests there’s more.
Well. Give it to us.