We are soon to find out if Flock blindly onboards random MAC addresses as new cameras.
If so, it seems anyone with the hardcoded key can authenticate with Flock ask if they were a new camera.
Surge pricing enters the chat.
Cycling worked for me.
I think the root cause was that the calf muscle was way too tight, transferring load to the the small Achilles. Adding regular calf stretches and foam rolling for the calves seemed to help.
One place to start might be add more content and screenshots to the Polonium home page: https://polonium.vaughanm.xyz/
Currently, that project homepage provides little incentive to want to go install it.
Omarchy may have started out as dotfiles and scripts, but now it's a formal collection of Arch packages. I'm not sure if all their packages have been upstreamed to Arch, but I expect not:
https://github.com/omacom/omarchy-pkgs/tree/master/pkgbuilds
Regolith may also seem like it would also be a "collection of dotfiles" to customize Sway and other things, but it also has a number of packages that they've developed or patched as well.
For example, I think both Omarchy and Regolith developed their own launchers. Regolith created Ilia, and I think Omarchy created something to replace Walker.
One thing both projects have been in common is they prioritized consistent theming across a range of applications. In both cases, it required some customizations to various projects to get them to read centralized theme settings or otherwise respond to theming changes.
Regolith Desktop has some similiar ideas and is based on Sway.
Its native to Ubuntu— support on Arch could be improved.
ClouDNS for DNS is good and cheap.
The more services you expect to be bundled with one provider, the more you will pushed towards bigger companies.
I sent this to my plumber to congratulate him on his career choice.
Turns out now he’s an electrician and his company got hired to help build an AI data center. 💀Sixty electricians from his company alone on one job. Drones surveilling the repetitive work overhead.
So much for escaping the impacts of AI.
Chicago Marathon announces water refill stations: Will runners use them? - Canadian Running Magazine
Which is more annoying: Running three hours to miss a 3-hour goal by one minute or running four hours to miss a 4-hour goal by one minute?
In the 4.x series, reportedly packaging was updated to use a package using standard Arch packaging format.
This poorly designed table on the AWS website appears to show that neither tier of their new AI agent "Q" offers "Peace of Mind".
Maybe the table was designed by AI, too? "PRICE", "FEATURES" and "PEACE OF MIND" are supposed to be understood as section headers, but the design doesn't work because they didn't also put "price" on its own row and they pointlessly used alternate-row background colors. They could have used background cell colors to communicate which rows were section headers.
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