Celebrating 20 years of Nonsense, Powered by Cats' Natural Intelligence.
I was going through numerous hard drives that I stored and found a lot of photos from 2006 through 2009. One of them was taken on November 14, 2009 at Micro Center in Tustin, California.
It’s a photo of Firefox 3 CD, priced at $2.99 (USD). If you were having trouble downloading Mozilla Firefox off the Internet, this CD might have been really useful.
According to the big online retailer, the 2x32GB KIT sells for over $700.
I don’t remember how much I paid for it. Definitely a lot less.
I might be late to the scene, but still I am so stoked about immich, a “Self-hosted photo and
video management solution”.
I’ve just finished installing Immich (styled as immich) on a test server with proper domain name and SSL certificate. It’s a fairly underpowered server with minimal amount of RAM, which at this point is not cost effective to upgrade thanks to the rising prices.
You can find more info on immich here: https://immich.app
Spent quite a significant amount of time replacing batteries on a lot of gadgets today. Sensors, AirTags, remotes, etc.
Luckily I managed to get a good deal on those CR2032 batteries.
HBO Max has been “cracking down” on account sharing for quite sometimes now. I first got the message some months ago, even though I technically did not share my account. I do however watch HBO Max at the office, where I have an Apple TV.
I also occasionally watch HBO Max at a home office at my friend’s house which we often do work on.
In addition to that I also use my iPad and iPhone to watch some HBO Max.
Apparently HBO Max system is flagging my account as being shared.
The worst part is now I kept getting this message whenever I’m launching HBO Max app at home.
Maybe it’s time to cancel the subscription.
There are significant amounts of improvements and new features. These include; transparent Part Design previews, interactive draggers added to tools like Fillet and Chamfer, 3 point lighting, a Clarify Selection tool, Assembly and FEM improvements and animations, a totally new CAM tool library system and much much more.
I highly recommend supporting this project. Head to FreeCAD.org and donate.
To use VPN, you need to sign in with a Mozilla account. If you’re eligible, you’ll see a prompt in the Firefox toolbar inviting you to set up the feature.
I haven’t gotten the prompt yet, so that means my account is not yet eligible for the Firefox Built-in VPN.
One question: Is the traffic data going to be used to train Firefox AI?