How do I report a bug as a user (w/o GitHub)? I’m stuck on an error that I can’t dismiss even if I kill and reopen the app.

“The server encountered an error while trying to respond to your request, producing the status code 403. (URL: https://buseta.wmata.com/onebusaway- api-webapp/api/where/stops-for-location.json)”

I have used localsend. How is snapdrop this different from https://github.com/localsend/localsend?

First, snapdrop shouldn't be used at all, it was sold to LimeWire along with some other similar P2P sites (sharedrop, easyupload) so only https://pairdrop.net/ can be trusted.

The difference is that localsend has dedicated apps as well, but sometimes you just quickly need the web version and for me https://web.localsend.org/ is often too slow to connect or devices can't see each other, meanwhile https://pairdrop.net/ always work.

LocalSend doesn’t work for non /24 subnets

Are you sure? That would be a bizarre limitation. It seems much more likely there's something else going on where it's not working

Well I'll be. It does seem that the ability to get the subnet mask is present in the beta version of Dart, so hopefully this will be resolved.

Works just fine on my 10.0.0.0/8

Have you tried Claude Cowork remote?

I use a 14 Pro Max and the battery capacity is down to 75%

Not just Google but many others. A big travel tech company in Asia removed my review of a shack that I once stayed in, since it mentioned things that the business felt were negative.

After all, there are many customers like you and me. If we’re gone, someone else can fill the gap. Not saying I condone it. I dislike it. But I understand.

I may be in the minority here, but I like Clockwise and Anticlockwise. What I do NOT like is the decision to mirror the map, so that the arrows always point in the direction of actual travel of the train. I'm not sure "which side is the train coming from" is that important, compared to "is this map going clockwise or anti clockwise"

If we put aside the personal scandals and look at the message, the idea of a token tax is interesting. But it shouldn’t be a blanket tax, else SMEs would find it harder to innovate. The larger companies may need to bear more tax.

This might be just a way to work around the ban

Which models when run locally come close to Sol and Opus, from your experience? And which harness do you use?

Qwen 3.8 27B is so far the closest I have run, though it suffers on speed compared to Gemma4 26B MoE model which I still use. Neither are going to match Opus or Sol though, but they can be as fast or faster depending on what you are using them for.

I don't use a harness, all the mainstream ones I have tried have tanked my productivity. I know that's not a common sentiment, but it's been my experience. None seem built for the way I work. I program mostly in my head first away from keyboard, then go type it out (faster than it would take to describe the solution to an LLM). Also a perfectionist who likes to learn, and tends to work on out of distribution problems. All I need is a simple chat interface for light research, quick small scoped prototypes, and generating simple scripts.

Not saying a harness is out of the question for me, just all I have seen and tested so far are not for me. Maybe if someone builds a more deterministic harness that doesn't rely on plain English skill files that bloat context and only sometimes do what you want.

Sure, I can imagine it. But I had a Windows Mobile phone and definitely didn't need to do this, there was a Phone button on the start screen.