What are you using to run the automated speed tests?

Not sure what they use but I've used Speedtest CLI:

https://www.speedtest.net/apps/cli

works good.

Yep!

  speedtest -f json -I eth0

I also test the WISP connection on eth1

Thanks for the tip!

Great, thanks!

Kinda off-topic, but gemini.ai redirects to gemini.com (the crypto exchange).

Sightseeing feels also different, in a better way, when cycling or walking than when using a car.

In Costa Rica, anyone can request information on your entrance and exits to the country. It is considered public information.

They seem to be promoting a water heater that uses a heat pump [1], which purportedly saves up to 75% of the energy bill [2]. I think this seems more viable in the short term.

[1] https://rinnai.co.nz/blog/water-heating/what-is-a-hot-water-...

[2] https://rinnai.co.nz/water-heating/hot-water-heat-pump/hot-w...

I think it can answer you about that recent event because it can also browse the web using Bing.

Yes, of course, and it makes clear to the user that that's what it's doing. Compare w/ what is posted above from Claude, which gets confused about whether November 2023 is in the year 2023 or not...

I found funny the $1e7+ notation.

Does he have any vested interest in office real state?

Is the European 3DSecure verification only for non-card present transactions or for all? Otherwise, businesses using NFC readers shouldn't pose a problem for european tourists.

It is wild to me that someone prefers to use a medium that is not end-to-end encrypted.

I think you would find that most iphone users don't even know what end-to-end encryption is.

I'm gonna try and channel the average user's priorities when selecting their messaging app:

1. Are the people I chat with on there?

2. Is it free?

3. Do I have to install something?

4. Is it easy to use/sign up?

5. Does it have the bells and whistles I want?

..

X. What does end to end encryption mean?