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  • Radon is fake

  • I find these types of PRs pretty much pure hype when they are expecting to start delivering end of 2026. I get sick and tired of these pre orders for things that will likely never show up as if this company has done some amazing engineering and brought it to market.

  • The Intel ones are quite a bit easier, but still not as easy as a PC. You need to disable some FW security settings to allow for a non Apple kernel to boot.

  • Security @lemmy.ml

    Defending against the Attack of the Clone[d website]s!

    blog.thinkst.com /2024/01/defending-against-the-attack-of-the-cloned-websites.html
  • I was eating wheat thins and Oreos on the trail, broth and ramen noodles in aid stations. I was not a fast finisher, came in 31st in 30.5hr.

    The biggest small thing is skin care. On a short race you can manage a little chaffing or a hot spot, for longer races taking the 3min to Vaseline or clean whatever is rubbing before it turns bloody is worth it

    I actually didn't sleep too well because my legs aches and I had an early flight home, maybe 7hr, don't remember any dreams.

  • The winner finished in 19 ish hrs, I was at 30.5. The first 40 mi were easy to keep a pace for around 24hr, but then as the legs got tighter, the weather cooler and wetter I couldn't keep the pace up and had to walk the up hills.

  • Thank you! I had a timer to eat something every 45 min, no sleep which was tough towards the end. It's very different from a marathon, you're going slower and it's a lot more about keeping consistent with eating and caring for small things early. This was late in the season so cold and wet!

  • Running @lemmy.world

    Finally cracked the 100mi!

  • Security @lemmy.ml

    Q3'23 ThinkstScapes info sec research review

    s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com /www.thinkst.com/thinkstscapes/ThinkstScapes-2023-Q3-low.pdf
  • Almost the same, but the RAV4 Prime plug-in hybrid. 50mi electric range, AWD, we almost never have to fill it and there's free slow chargers in our town!

  • Pretty niche, but a citrus squeezer. I cook a lot of Asian food and it's much better to put half a lime in the squeezer at a time than try and hand squeeze the juice out.

  • Supernote is the alternative I went with. They have a pretty responsive dev team and the cloud integration is optional, you can push stuff over the local WiFi network.

  • I returned my Remarkable 2 after a couple of days for a Supernote. Can do local network file transfer, and wifi screen sharing.

  • It weighs about 150lbs, I don't go max speed on windy days, but it's a nice ride

  • I work mostly from home, so no commute. I do pay for 2 days/wk at the co-working space either 7 or 30mi away (so 15-35min). I have an electric scooter that goes 65mph and an incredible view on my commute (see attached from Tuesday's drive), so I enjoy it and the chance to be social with the people at the cowork space.

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Dog in silly hat rule

  • How do you like your carbon steel pans? I got one and despite following all the seasoning instructions it never releases food easily so I don't use it very often.

  • I've had mine for almost 15 yr, same as you, still works like it's new. I also have a Benchmade knife that I carry all the time that's unmarred by time.

  • We got a Baby Bjorn carrier 2nd hand, and it'll certainly go to another family, and another, and another...

  • Arrested Development

  • Research @infosec.pub

    Q2'23 ThinkstScapes Infosec research review

    s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com /www.thinkst.com/thinkstscapes/ThinkstScapes-2023-Q2-lowres.pdf
  • Amateur/Ham Radio @sopuli.xyz

    Welcome!

  • Technology @beehaw.org

    An open-source LLM text detector

    blog.thinkst.com /2023/06/meet-zippy-a-fast-ai-llm-text-detector.html