#argh — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #argh, aggregated by home.social.
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Is this a pattern for #AI #chatBot|s?
They seem to be eager to access as many external information sources. But when it comes to using the conversations somewhere else, they are overly protective. MS #SolpPilot has no expert conversation function. And even with #AtlassianRovo I can’t link to a conversation from a Jura issue. -
The desire to explore Subnautica 2 (now in early access) is warring with the desire to generate assembly from IR now that register allocation is happening.
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The desire to explore Subnautica 2 (now in early access) is warring with the desire to generate assembly from IR now that register allocation is happening.
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The desire to explore Subnautica 2 (now in early access) is warring with the desire to generate assembly from IR now that register allocation is happening.
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The desire to explore Subnautica 2 (now in early access) is warring with the desire to generate assembly from IR now that register allocation is happening.
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The desire to explore Subnautica 2 (now in early access) is warring with the desire to generate assembly from IR now that register allocation is happening.
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#FDroid, home to thousands of free and #opensource Android apps, calls Google's developer verification an "existential threat." An estimated 85% of F-Droid apps could face distribution issues because their developers signed through F-Droid, not through Google. @keepandroidopen #KeepAndroidOpen https://keepandroidopen.org #argh #google #android #evil #grapheneos
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#FDroid, home to thousands of free and #opensource Android apps, calls Google's developer verification an "existential threat." An estimated 85% of F-Droid apps could face distribution issues because their developers signed through F-Droid, not through Google. @keepandroidopen #KeepAndroidOpen https://keepandroidopen.org #argh #google #android #evil #grapheneos
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#FDroid, home to thousands of free and #opensource Android apps, calls Google's developer verification an "existential threat." An estimated 85% of F-Droid apps could face distribution issues because their developers signed through F-Droid, not through Google. @keepandroidopen #KeepAndroidOpen https://keepandroidopen.org #argh #google #android #evil #grapheneos
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#FDroid, home to thousands of free and #opensource Android apps, calls Google's developer verification an "existential threat." An estimated 85% of F-Droid apps could face distribution issues because their developers signed through F-Droid, not through Google. @keepandroidopen #KeepAndroidOpen https://keepandroidopen.org #argh #google #android #evil #grapheneos
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#FDroid, home to thousands of free and #opensource Android apps, calls Google's developer verification an "existential threat." An estimated 85% of F-Droid apps could face distribution issues because their developers signed through F-Droid, not through Google. @keepandroidopen #KeepAndroidOpen https://keepandroidopen.org #argh #google #android #evil #grapheneos
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#capitalism encourages #competition #economy #economics #ahoh #argh well in a #capitalist #society there is no #team it's justa bunch of #egoists ( #psychology of #money )
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#capitalism encourages #competition #economy #economics #ahoh #argh well in a #capitalist #society there is no #team it's justa bunch of #egoists ( #psychology of #money )
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#capitalism encourages #competition #economy #economics #ahoh #argh well in a #capitalist #society there is no #team it's justa bunch of #egoists ( #psychology of #money )
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#capitalism encourages #competition #economy #economics #ahoh #argh well in a #capitalist #society there is no #team it's justa bunch of #egoists ( #psychology of #money )
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#capitalism encourages #competition #economy #economics #ahoh #argh well in a #capitalist #society there is no #team it's justa bunch of #egoists ( #psychology of #money )
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Valoisat illat = joku pärryyttää moottorisahaa METELI on hirveä #argh
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Valoisat illat = joku pärryyttää moottorisahaa METELI on hirveä #argh
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Valoisat illat = joku pärryyttää moottorisahaa METELI on hirveä #argh
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Valoisat illat = joku pärryyttää moottorisahaa METELI on hirveä #argh
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Exclusive | #Anthropic #AI Hacked the #Firefox Browser. It Found a Lot of Bugs. - WSJ (gift link) https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/send-us-more-anthropics-claude-sniffs-out-bevy-of-bugs-c6822075?st=1Ff3ea&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink #Hack #Mozilla #Security #Argh
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Exclusive | #Anthropic #AI Hacked the #Firefox Browser. It Found a Lot of Bugs. - WSJ (gift link) https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/send-us-more-anthropics-claude-sniffs-out-bevy-of-bugs-c6822075?st=1Ff3ea&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink #Hack #Mozilla #Security #Argh
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Exclusive | #Anthropic #AI Hacked the #Firefox Browser. It Found a Lot of Bugs. - WSJ (gift link) https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/send-us-more-anthropics-claude-sniffs-out-bevy-of-bugs-c6822075?st=1Ff3ea&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink #Hack #Mozilla #Security #Argh
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Exclusive | #Anthropic #AI Hacked the #Firefox Browser. It Found a Lot of Bugs. - WSJ (gift link) https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/send-us-more-anthropics-claude-sniffs-out-bevy-of-bugs-c6822075?st=1Ff3ea&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink #Hack #Mozilla #Security #Argh
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Exclusive | #Anthropic #AI Hacked the #Firefox Browser. It Found a Lot of Bugs. - WSJ (gift link) https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/send-us-more-anthropics-claude-sniffs-out-bevy-of-bugs-c6822075?st=1Ff3ea&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink #Hack #Mozilla #Security #Argh
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Search Engine Roundtable: Google Tests Removing Dates From Articles In Discover Feed. “Google is testing removing the dates from the articles shown in the Google Discover feed. This is a limited test, Google confirmed, to see the impact of removing the date value.” Argh.
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/27/search-engine-roundtable-google-tests-removing-dates-from-articles-in-discover-feed/ -
Search Engine Roundtable: Google Tests Removing Dates From Articles In Discover Feed. “Google is testing removing the dates from the articles shown in the Google Discover feed. This is a limited test, Google confirmed, to see the impact of removing the date value.” Argh.
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/27/search-engine-roundtable-google-tests-removing-dates-from-articles-in-discover-feed/ -
Search Engine Roundtable: Google Tests Removing Dates From Articles In Discover Feed. “Google is testing removing the dates from the articles shown in the Google Discover feed. This is a limited test, Google confirmed, to see the impact of removing the date value.” Argh.
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/27/search-engine-roundtable-google-tests-removing-dates-from-articles-in-discover-feed/ -
Search Engine Roundtable: Google Tests Removing Dates From Articles In Discover Feed. “Google is testing removing the dates from the articles shown in the Google Discover feed. This is a limited test, Google confirmed, to see the impact of removing the date value.” Argh.
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/27/search-engine-roundtable-google-tests-removing-dates-from-articles-in-discover-feed/ -
@Leader_Post @regina-leader-post-news-Leader_Post
From the article:
> Visitors to Regina’s downtown will no longer have the option of digging for change
> to plug the parking meter.
>
> The City of Regina is shifting to digital-only parking payment as of next week,
> effective Sunday March 1.
>
> Downtown meters will no longer accept coins to pay for on-street parking.
> Instead, residents must pay electronically using the PayByPhone smartphone
> app, online at PayByPhone.com or by calling 1-888-680-7275."Use this smartphone app" --> requires a smartphone
"Use this website" --> requires a smartphone
"Or call this phone number" --> requires a phoneI do not own a smartphone / cell phone / mobile phone. How the hell am I supposed to pay for downtown parking, which I have to half a dozen times per month?
"Just get a cell phone" is NOT an acceptable response, FWIW.
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@Leader_Post @regina-leader-post-news-Leader_Post
From the article:
> Visitors to Regina’s downtown will no longer have the option of digging for change
> to plug the parking meter.
>
> The City of Regina is shifting to digital-only parking payment as of next week,
> effective Sunday March 1.
>
> Downtown meters will no longer accept coins to pay for on-street parking.
> Instead, residents must pay electronically using the PayByPhone smartphone
> app, online at PayByPhone.com or by calling 1-888-680-7275."Use this smartphone app" --> requires a smartphone
"Use this website" --> requires a smartphone
"Or call this phone number" --> requires a phoneI do not own a smartphone / cell phone / mobile phone. How the hell am I supposed to pay for downtown parking, which I have to half a dozen times per month?
"Just get a cell phone" is NOT an acceptable response, FWIW.
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@Leader_Post @regina-leader-post-news-Leader_Post
From the article:
> Visitors to Regina’s downtown will no longer have the option of digging for change
> to plug the parking meter.
>
> The City of Regina is shifting to digital-only parking payment as of next week,
> effective Sunday March 1.
>
> Downtown meters will no longer accept coins to pay for on-street parking.
> Instead, residents must pay electronically using the PayByPhone smartphone
> app, online at PayByPhone.com or by calling 1-888-680-7275."Use this smartphone app" --> requires a smartphone
"Use this website" --> requires a smartphone
"Or call this phone number" --> requires a phoneI do not own a smartphone / cell phone / mobile phone. How the hell am I supposed to pay for downtown parking, which I have to half a dozen times per month?
"Just get a cell phone" is NOT an acceptable response, FWIW.
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@Leader_Post @regina-leader-post-news-Leader_Post
From the article:
> Visitors to Regina’s downtown will no longer have the option of digging for change
> to plug the parking meter.
>
> The City of Regina is shifting to digital-only parking payment as of next week,
> effective Sunday March 1.
>
> Downtown meters will no longer accept coins to pay for on-street parking.
> Instead, residents must pay electronically using the PayByPhone smartphone
> app, online at PayByPhone.com or by calling 1-888-680-7275."Use this smartphone app" --> requires a smartphone
"Use this website" --> requires a smartphone
"Or call this phone number" --> requires a phoneI do not own a smartphone / cell phone / mobile phone. How the hell am I supposed to pay for downtown parking, which I have to half a dozen times per month?
"Just get a cell phone" is NOT an acceptable response, FWIW.
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@Leader_Post @regina-leader-post-news-Leader_Post
From the article:
> Visitors to Regina’s downtown will no longer have the option of digging for change
> to plug the parking meter.
>
> The City of Regina is shifting to digital-only parking payment as of next week,
> effective Sunday March 1.
>
> Downtown meters will no longer accept coins to pay for on-street parking.
> Instead, residents must pay electronically using the PayByPhone smartphone
> app, online at PayByPhone.com or by calling 1-888-680-7275."Use this smartphone app" --> requires a smartphone
"Use this website" --> requires a smartphone
"Or call this phone number" --> requires a phoneI do not own a smartphone / cell phone / mobile phone. How the hell am I supposed to pay for downtown parking, which I have to half a dozen times per month?
"Just get a cell phone" is NOT an acceptable response, FWIW.
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Firstly, I am aware that sizing of women's clothing is at *least* this bad.
I've had two pairs of Keen "Men's Hiking Shoes", specifically their "Targhee" brand.
I bought the first pair in person, so fitted the size in person. Those claim "EU 44, US 10.5, UK 9.5, CM 28.5"
When those wore out I ordered a pair of the third version of that shoe in the same UK 9.5 size. After a week it was clear they were too big. My big toes were getting bruised.
So, I ordered a pair of UK 9 (and eventually gave the 9.5s away, as it seemed too much hassle to sort out a return, especially with having worn them a week of active use).
Those size 9 claim "EU 43, US 10, UK 9, CM 28", so shorter ? I've measured the internal length, toe-tip to heel, in both, and they both seem to be more or less just 28cm.
Now the sizing that Keen currently declares says of UK 9: US 10, EU 43, UK 9, CM 27", which seems like it would definitely be too small for me, right?
The chart is at https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0788/6815/2663/files/NEW_KEEN_SIZE_CHART.pdf?v=1763031527 , and as you can see, if I want "something 28cm long internally" I might need either the UK 10 ("CM 27.8") *or* the UK 10.5 or even 11 (CM 28.2 and 28.6).
How difficult is it to just have *consistent* sizing ? I already know their idea of UK 9.5 can sometimes be UK 9, or vice versa, so how can I trust the sizing at all, other than finding somewhere to buy in person ?
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Firstly, I am aware that sizing of women's clothing is at *least* this bad.
I've had two pairs of Keen "Men's Hiking Shoes", specifically their "Targhee" brand.
I bought the first pair in person, so fitted the size in person. Those claim "EU 44, US 10.5, UK 9.5, CM 28.5"
When those wore out I ordered a pair of the third version of that shoe in the same UK 9.5 size. After a week it was clear they were too big. My big toes were getting bruised.
So, I ordered a pair of UK 9 (and eventually gave the 9.5s away, as it seemed too much hassle to sort out a return, especially with having worn them a week of active use).
Those size 9 claim "EU 43, US 10, UK 9, CM 28", so shorter ? I've measured the internal length, toe-tip to heel, in both, and they both seem to be more or less just 28cm.
Now the sizing that Keen currently declares says of UK 9: US 10, EU 43, UK 9, CM 27", which seems like it would definitely be too small for me, right?
The chart is at https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0788/6815/2663/files/NEW_KEEN_SIZE_CHART.pdf?v=1763031527 , and as you can see, if I want "something 28cm long internally" I might need either the UK 10 ("CM 27.8") *or* the UK 10.5 or even 11 (CM 28.2 and 28.6).
How difficult is it to just have *consistent* sizing ? I already know their idea of UK 9.5 can sometimes be UK 9, or vice versa, so how can I trust the sizing at all, other than finding somewhere to buy in person ?
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Firstly, I am aware that sizing of women's clothing is at *least* this bad.
I've had two pairs of Keen "Men's Hiking Shoes", specifically their "Targhee" brand.
I bought the first pair in person, so fitted the size in person. Those claim "EU 44, US 10.5, UK 9.5, CM 28.5"
When those wore out I ordered a pair of the third version of that shoe in the same UK 9.5 size. After a week it was clear they were too big. My big toes were getting bruised.
So, I ordered a pair of UK 9 (and eventually gave the 9.5s away, as it seemed too much hassle to sort out a return, especially with having worn them a week of active use).
Those size 9 claim "EU 43, US 10, UK 9, CM 28", so shorter ? I've measured the internal length, toe-tip to heel, in both, and they both seem to be more or less just 28cm.
Now the sizing that Keen currently declares says of UK 9: US 10, EU 43, UK 9, CM 27", which seems like it would definitely be too small for me, right?
The chart is at https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0788/6815/2663/files/NEW_KEEN_SIZE_CHART.pdf?v=1763031527 , and as you can see, if I want "something 28cm long internally" I might need either the UK 10 ("CM 27.8") *or* the UK 10.5 or even 11 (CM 28.2 and 28.6).
How difficult is it to just have *consistent* sizing ? I already know their idea of UK 9.5 can sometimes be UK 9, or vice versa, so how can I trust the sizing at all, other than finding somewhere to buy in person ?
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Firstly, I am aware that sizing of women's clothing is at *least* this bad.
I've had two pairs of Keen "Men's Hiking Shoes", specifically their "Targhee" brand.
I bought the first pair in person, so fitted the size in person. Those claim "EU 44, US 10.5, UK 9.5, CM 28.5"
When those wore out I ordered a pair of the third version of that shoe in the same UK 9.5 size. After a week it was clear they were too big. My big toes were getting bruised.
So, I ordered a pair of UK 9 (and eventually gave the 9.5s away, as it seemed too much hassle to sort out a return, especially with having worn them a week of active use).
Those size 9 claim "EU 43, US 10, UK 9, CM 28", so shorter ? I've measured the internal length, toe-tip to heel, in both, and they both seem to be more or less just 28cm.
Now the sizing that Keen currently declares says of UK 9: US 10, EU 43, UK 9, CM 27", which seems like it would definitely be too small for me, right?
The chart is at https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0788/6815/2663/files/NEW_KEEN_SIZE_CHART.pdf?v=1763031527 , and as you can see, if I want "something 28cm long internally" I might need either the UK 10 ("CM 27.8") *or* the UK 10.5 or even 11 (CM 28.2 and 28.6).
How difficult is it to just have *consistent* sizing ? I already know their idea of UK 9.5 can sometimes be UK 9, or vice versa, so how can I trust the sizing at all, other than finding somewhere to buy in person ?
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Firstly, I am aware that sizing of women's clothing is at *least* this bad.
I've had two pairs of Keen "Men's Hiking Shoes", specifically their "Targhee" brand.
I bought the first pair in person, so fitted the size in person. Those claim "EU 44, US 10.5, UK 9.5, CM 28.5"
When those wore out I ordered a pair of the third version of that shoe in the same UK 9.5 size. After a week it was clear they were too big. My big toes were getting bruised.
So, I ordered a pair of UK 9 (and eventually gave the 9.5s away, as it seemed too much hassle to sort out a return, especially with having worn them a week of active use).
Those size 9 claim "EU 43, US 10, UK 9, CM 28", so shorter ? I've measured the internal length, toe-tip to heel, in both, and they both seem to be more or less just 28cm.
Now the sizing that Keen currently declares says of UK 9: US 10, EU 43, UK 9, CM 27", which seems like it would definitely be too small for me, right?
The chart is at https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0788/6815/2663/files/NEW_KEEN_SIZE_CHART.pdf?v=1763031527 , and as you can see, if I want "something 28cm long internally" I might need either the UK 10 ("CM 27.8") *or* the UK 10.5 or even 11 (CM 28.2 and 28.6).
How difficult is it to just have *consistent* sizing ? I already know their idea of UK 9.5 can sometimes be UK 9, or vice versa, so how can I trust the sizing at all, other than finding somewhere to buy in person ?