robmsmt

What’s wrong with never configuring the WiFi for it?

Tragically common. A tragedy of the commons if you will.

This is a bug. The applications need to be reindexed. Happened to me on my work laptop and personal one

I’ve been thinking more and more with synology’s recent changes that it would open up the market for some new entrants that are like the system76 of NAS that are:

- low power cpu (arm?)

- uses latest kernel and flavor of Linux distributions

- makes own modular hardware in smallish form factor

- basic support package with slower SLAs to more professional SLAs for enterprises, I would happily pay per month to prevent enshitification if I had guaranteed support and even more so if it bundled some zero trust encrypted cloud storage.

Waymo is part of my investment thesis as to why Google is undervalued

It can seem great when the market jumps like this... but I am more wary and skeptical than ever. Now feels like a good time to de-risk.

Can't speak for Robyn since that is competing in an already aggressively competitive landscape (webserving). Whereas introduction of RUFF/UV by astral has been exceptional.

Python's success is partly because it is easy to do things. It has a huge market share. Combining the speed advantage of one programming language, with another seems like a great idea.

In another alternative dimension, the Firefox guys 10 years ago would have capitalized on what their users wanted which is mostly around privacy and not being Google. Instead we got pocket, a re-hashed VPN and a bunch of privacy-degrading changes which slowly erode trust.

Because NIH has been targeted by DOGE, keep up