Xiol
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- XiolMy nontechnical wife isn't going to care it's a single binary when I remove the PiHole web interface that she's used to using on the odd occasion she needs to disable blocked for a bit (for example).
- Slowly at first, then all at once.
No one - no thing - is coming to save us.
- Do you have any more details on using Cue with GHA? I've also looked at Dagger and been quite disappointed with it (and their terrible documentation).
- You clearly don't have children.
- Exactly the same here. I've considered switching from Android multiple times and the two things that always stop me are notifications and the keyboard.
No long-press punctuation, no switch.
I also can't trust Apple to let 3rd party keyboards work smoothly everywhere, so that's not really an option I'm willing to take the risk on.
Doesn't solve the notifications either.
- So vibe coded slop that clearly hasn't been reviewed is going to have access to all my input.
Interesting idea, but that's a pass from me.
- They will die happy knowing they did more than just create shareholder value.
- So, you're saying it's a Bad Dragon?
- Is the answer correct?
- I use the Teams PWA on Linux for work and it's... well, it's Teams.
- People use something other than CTRL-D to exit their terminal?
- i.e., Hell
- Certainly doesn't for me. Skill issue.
- At first I was like, how difficult?
That is quite the Twitter timeline.
- Similarly, there are also abandoned concrete barges in the Manchester ship canal: https://youtu.be/ExKPh9mszFE
- Such as?
- > you can just tell the AI (with a voice command) what you want to do
I would rather stop using computers all together.
- I struggled with a similar problem recently. You can use osslsigncode to sign Windows binaries from Linux. It is also possible, with some pissing about, to get everything to work hands off.
In the end we went with Digicert Keylocker to handle the signing, using their CLI tool which we can run on Linux. For our product we generate binaries on the fly when requested and then sign them, and it's all done automatically.
- Scrolling on the site is broken / janky.