Dude I remember when you posted (for the first time?) last year sometime, and I immediately got hooked into doing like 50 stars of Hiragana training. Every few weeks since then your website has just gotten better.
The categories for confusable symbols, the picking and counterpicking modes including multiple morae sometimes, the foreign sounds, the achievements.
I’m astonished at your speed, really nice work, thank you so much!
It’s not clear whether Windows 12 will welcome any non-NPU processors. More likely, PCs that don’t meet its system requirements will lose some functionality.
They will lose some functionality, only if we accept that the slop features meet the definition of what makes a piece of functionality. They seem to not function quite a lot still.
Oh man I never realized there was a separate non-phone Motorola company that remained where it was. Thanks for the explanation.
The content is hard to believe. But it seems the tweet is real. I have no idea if Mahdi Khanalizadeh usually has such insider access to information.
https://xcancel.com/Khanalizadeh_IR/status/2027744100905099766
Maintenance went so quickly we managed to travel back home in the same day and don’t need to stay at the hotel
I got a Technoline WL1030 meter for my room and whenever it reaches 1500 ppm CO2 I open the window until its back down below about 600-700, then I close it to not waste more heat than necessary
Edit: To give some more context, my room is 14 m^2 and about 2.50m high so roughly 35 m^3 of air minus some occupied by furniture call it 30 m^3 maybe. It is a modern house with good insulation and energy retention rating (built to the “Minergie” standard we have here in Switzerland), but without forced air, so not much air is exchanged when the windows are closed. With this I end up roughly having to exchange the air every three hours or so.
I was recently thinking, this recruitment drive must be heaven for the common proud boys brownshirt.
Who of them wouldn’t sign up, they get to harm immigrants, they get cover from the very top if they catch public attention, they get gear, and they might even get paid for it.
I used kate for my algorithms class, it was so nice, the syntax highlighting and symbol referencing worked out of the box.
This was in contrast to ctags that confused me at the time.
I should actually install kate on my work mac, I just kind of defaulted to VS Code since the colleagues were doing that, but seeing now that Kate is crossplatform that should be nice.
That’s pretty old news
Town being south of the UK.
Like underwater in the channel? Or even worse, in France?
I think the one they used in the story is the canonical name, if I click their name above the comment it links me to a profile with the name they used in the story in the url.
For me cuda was painful. I did the well documented commands, rebooted and had no output on my laptop screen anymore. Probably a complication due to Optimus, but still…
Weidel, not Wiedel
That literally what the link provides
How can Thunderbird be the third favourite Email service, when it’s not even an email service? It’s a mail user agent.
Or do they mean the Thundermail service available in the Thunderbird Pro Subscription?
It uses a more generic shell linking method, that doesn’t just load web URLs but also file paths, including to executables.
Victoria Fisher or Victoria Fierce, called differently in different places online, I think that Fierce is more current.
Screenshot from this talk in her role at Mercedes:
They are good for discoverability, but suck when you have to do the same thing 5 times.
– signed, a guy currently having to use a GUI to update the firmware on 5 headsets, and put our standard settings on them
There’s tons of search focused ones, which is weird to me. If you want a normal layout with folders then I suggest you go with Lawnchair: https://lawnchair.app/
I think this is two stories being mixed a bit here?
A bit over one month old, the lending issues: https://www.cio.com/article/4125103/oracle-may-slash-up-to-30000-jobs-to-fund-ai-data-center-expansion-as-us-banks-retreat.html
Now, confirmation of the cuts that were suspected since last year from Bloomberg: https://www.reuters.com/business/oracle-plans-thousands-job-cuts-data-center-costs-rise-bloomberg-news-reports-2026-03-05/
I’m not saying there is not a link between the events, but somehow the posted article does a weird rehash mixed with news, and is not even dated, and I don’t like that, so I’m sharing the individual news pieces as separate links for other’s benefit.