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Not having a normal installer/uninstaller is a weird trend, I dislike these powershell scripts that dump stuff all over and have no way to uninstall it after.

Especially when it's an AI agent tool and an AI agent can probably make an EXE installer in a few minutes.

As far as I'm aware Projectivy Launcher gets a lot of permissions it should not have, and it's closed source.. Feels like trading one privacy invasion for another.

The more I read about consumer network hardware the more happy I am that I don't use it.

What the heck is this website, it completely locks up the tab it's in for 15 seconds and none of the text shows up at all until it finishes.

The EG4 12kPV does 8kw split phase output and is $3k, but haven't seen anything smaller than that yet.

These sync with the grid and also have safety mechanisms to avoid backfeeding if the grid is down (or it's unplugged).

Generally it seems like good READMEs assume you have a compatible OS ready to go, but will give you a summary of all commands to get a working setup from there.

There are several good Android Keepass clients, and Syncthing apps too.

The main thing is it's just slow as molasses, just clicking the extension icon can sometimes take over a second to show anything.

And it frequently fails to detect login fields, or does detect but fails to fill them with a generic error.

Looking at the flatpak manifest it has `share=ipc` but no directories shared.. I'm not sure on flatpaks defaults for what it would actually have access to on the host.

Nura means nothing to me, PostmarketOS described what it is (OS), with a hint of what kind of OS it might be.

Whenever I try to make 'AI agents' do anything it seems like a struggle for even basic tasks. How on earth are people having it do anything successfully, let alone really complex tasks like loading and navigating a website to buy tickets?

This article just sounds like an Ad for Muse. It's painful reading and just sounds awful.

Probably, it's how bluetooth is used to track devices/people too.

It's funny how this website style is the "AI style" now.

I find it kind of hard to follow/read whatever theme/style it is, something about the big blocks breaks up the flow of reading.

Same with Redlib for Reddit, it's just so much nicer to look at.