ChatGPT will write your code for you. It can produce static html for you if you ask it.

Then just plug in GitHub Pages and a custom domain.

Troy Hunt is a good person

Missouri really is misery.

I think they use Plex Relay which is also limited bandwidth since it uses Plex's servers.

Probably doesn't need facial recognition even. Snapchat has people's phone numbers. Which are also used when booking tickets for most airlines. The airport could cross check phone record from Snapchat with their airlines' passenger info.

What's kaios?

The kid that leaked material about the war in Ukraine over Discord last year also leaked info about the balloon.

It's on the Internet... Here's a documentary that mentions it: https://youtu.be/AkgkBEuEHwU look around 3 minutes in

Don't pool owners drain their pool during the winter precisely so it doesn't freeze and ruin equipment?

Because Bluetooth is a separate hardware module than the CPU. "Sleep" is just a low-power state for the CPU, one of the "S" states. Other modules on the motherboard are still powered and can handle their own tasks, like Wake on LAN received at your network card, or keeping your RAM hot with your running programs.

Everyone I know uses seatbelts. I've seen defeat devices that plug into the seatbelt receptacle but I don't know anyone who uses one. Every vehicle I've been in has seatbelts except school buses and some charter buses.

Xitter has an even better ring to it

The FDNY told The Independent that the incident was brought under control by 7.08 AM and the cause of reported explosions and shaking is currently “unfounded". They have turned the scene over to Con Edison, the power supply company for New York City.

The New York Police Department told The Independent that a transformer "could have possibly caused the incident". However, the NYPD refrained from commenting on the location of the transformer

Seems under control and figured out.

The script works fine. What actually happened was that some subreddits were in blackout mode and therefore the comments were invisible but not yet deleted. When they returned the comments became visible again. Anything the script missed was because of the comments temporarily not being visible from the API. Simply running the script again was all that was needed once subreddits returned. My comments have stayed deleted after that.

SMH my head

Shake my head my head

I've always seen it as a site for random people to shitpost. Who takes Medium seriously as a credible source?

Boost for Lemmy (v1.0.3 Nov 16, 2023) seems to be having issues with this 0.19 release.

While using Boost, I stayed signed in, but my feed while set to Subscribed was showing posts not under my subscriptions. I blocked most memes communities for example yet they all showed back up, filtering by Subscribed or All they appear like identical feeds. After I signed out, to see if it made a difference, I am unable to sign back in. I'm posting this from Firefox/the web browser instead of the Boost app.

To be honest, Ubuntu likely has nothing to do with it and I find the headline therefore misleading. It's mostly the Linux kernel from how it reads.

Ubuntu 23.10 was run for providing a clean, out-of-the-box look at this common desktop/workstation Linux distribution. Benchmarks of other Linux distributions will come in time in follow-up Phoronix articles. But for the most part the Ubuntu 23.10 performance should be largely similar to that of other modern Linux distributions with the exception of Intel's Clear Linux that takes things to the extreme or those doing non-default tinkering to their Linux installations.