pasarox

@JohnnyMorlin But what you are describing is exaclty what a laptop would do. Seems inefficient to use a tablet as a remote screen

@pasarox Since I’ve migrated most of my workflows to iPadOS, there are only a few tasks that can be done exclusively on macOS. My last laptop was a 12-inch MacBook. So last year I bought a Mac mini M4 as a powerful backup machine that I can use from time to time.

Using iPad as the only display for Mac mini, wirelessly, is great. But the catch is the trackpad on iPad’s Magic Keyboard won’t work with Sidecar. So I use Siri Remote 1st gen as a sidekick.

@MangiYO0201 🥷🏼

@TechSupporticus Isn’t this what a laptop is for?

Continuing my testing during a trip this weekend! Currently using my M4 Mac mini at home from the airport directly on my M5 iPad Pro. I even wrote and sent this post remotely heheh Took this photo on my iPhone and got it from iCloud to post from the Mac! So far so good

@jesse_vermeulen Jack off

honest question: what do people do during the 5-10 min while Claude is running?

@chiky_handlr Why does is matter who made it?

Who made this?? 🤣

@citrini ➰

@MacroJason Where is that, what neighbourhood is that on the right? I live in bucharest

Despite the low tax rate, the city is building new parks and public swimming pools in the immediate vicinity of my flats which will contribute to its appreciation. Streets are clean and safe. Paid council taxes in London over 10x higher - I got this in front of my flat and the @metpoliceuk did not show up the only time I called them 🤡

Just paid the annual property taxes for 3 of my flats in Romania (combined market value around €270K) Total for 3 flats: - 3 LEI / €0.6 land tax - 939 LEI / €184 property tax 0.068% tax rate ✌️

@Polymarket hey, the portfolio oage has issues, and only that page seems to have this issue. Multiple browsers, desktop and mobile.

@NASA So the moon is also flat!

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@Tazerface16 I realised. Now what?

I don't think most people seem to realize we're about to have the worst oil shortage in history. It's really weird.

@kloss_xyz Whats the env var to disable telemetry?

@AscendedYield Need help?

building the map

it was way ahead of its time😂

@FinanceLancelot Do you really credit “them” to be masterminds of this calibre?

A prolonged war with Iran does appear to be the goal here for many reasons. 1) We're breaking apart the global supply chains into multiple isolated trade blocks. Asia, Europe and the Americas. By destroying Europe through energy shortages it gives rise to Israel as the regional power. 2) We're seeing vast youth unemployment due to many factors like automation and AI. What do you do with so many unemployed? Send them to war. 3) We're at the top of the largest housing, stock market and private credit bubbles of all time. 2008 was just housing, 2001 was stocks. Today it's everything, just like 1929. 4) They need to fundamentally change the economic system so it is designed to function with AI. That's what Technocracy is all about. It will also involve merging the Treasury and Federal Reserve. 5) The interest payments on government debt is now unsustainable. They need to get the Treasuries out of circulation through some kind-of engineered global sovereign debt crisis. 6) The era of cheap debt is over. Now rates move upward in waves in this new 40 year cycle. 7) The global economy is at the end of a 100 year cycle. That's typically when large economic resets occur. 8) Institutional collapse is part of the plan to concentrate power among the Tech titans instead of the bankers. That's Technocracy. 9) Global energy and food shortages are the perfect way to introduce a CBDC, through lockdowns and rationing. 10) This is the last war that can be fought with humans. All future wars will be robots and AI, making them pointless. If we are entering a 100 year mini ice age, war is the perfect way to eliminate some of the global population and get people used to centrally controlled supply chains.

@ekwufinance You mean CPI

Brace for inflation Historically, oil shocks have led to surging inflation. Given that the current shock isn’t just limited to oil, but extends to gas, fertilizer, and helium, the inflationary effect could be significant. The magnitude of this supply shock isn’t priced in

“How two weeks away are they?” “Even more two weeks away than they were 5 years ago.”

@TimC09613794 @unusual_whales @unusual_whales could you reply to this?

@unusual_whales Could you explain how your software would have caught this in real-time? What parameters would needed to have been in place to see this at the time?

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@gauravsbuilding I mentioned it so you perhaps look into why it could have been flagged like this

@gauravsbuilding I need to go into the settings and whitelist it

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