[–] 1 point 1 month ago

Also happy with them. Might not be relevant but you can have all 50 aliases be different domains and wildcards count as 1.

Switched from protonmail because i wanted a second domain which was lots more expensive with them. I also didn't like having to use their app. With mailbox i gave them my public key and they still encrypt everything on receipt but i just use Thunderbird as the client.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago

    No. They handle that. You get so many credits that get used at different rates depending on the model.

    You can burn through your months allowance in 10 minutes using Fable then your employer just gets billed the coverage. I think it's based on the provider's API pricing so just using Claude or codex directly is probably cheaper.

    If you have it do the work entirely and make PRs itself then Copilot is listed as the author regardless of model. E.g. you can assign it an issue and it'll go and do it itself. I don't use that though because it's bad at it.

    I tend to just prompt it to write snippets as part as whatever I'm working on to save some typing.

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  • [–] 6 points 1 month ago

    New outlook is awful. When I first got forced to switch it didn't show you tooltip with where a link was actually going before clicking on it - you know, the thing literally every mandatory phishing training has told you to do!

    They have actually fixed that now but it was ages without it.

    My current pet peeve is it doesn't tell me about new emails in shared mailboxes. We have a shared support mailbox and I have to remember to go and check it manually. It doesn't even update the unread email count until you open the inbox.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago

    Recently had to go to A&E (ER) in UK.

    I was seen by a triage nurse in under 5 minutes. I had a wound on my leg that was only not bleeding due to a tourniquet. Was sent to the waiting room. A women there was complaining they'd been waiting 6 hours for her kid who was running laps of the room.

    I was seen in under 20 minutes.

    2 hours later as I was on my way home having had my leg stitched up and they were still waiting.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago

    They're doing this where i live. Mostly grazing land. Cows all summer, then they're brought in for winter and the whole place becomes a swamp. The farmers are tenants and the landowner sold to developers a few years ago who now want to build 1000s of houses. It only takes looking at the topology and the location of the existing houses to realise why it's not been done before.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago

    We have 2 mongrels. We had their dna tested to see what breeds they were. It was complete nonsense. They came back with 20+ breeds each, not matching anything like what they look like.

    For one of them it flagged his mother, who's owners had done the same, as a distant relative, 1% match. It also flagged pure breed dogs 1000s of miles away on a different continent as relatives. Possible but very unlikely.

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