I think "Print to PDF" would be easiest

I'd worry print to pdf might be ineffective. I think rasterizing is the way to go.

In current dynamic world product quality of a company 'today' vs '5y+ ago' may drastically change. Sadly, usually to the bad side

Bose's QC/QC Ultra lines continue to receive praise for comfort, durability, sound quality, noise cancellation, etc. They make pretty great consumer quality headphones.

Until quite recently, they were widely one of if not the most recommended wireless headphones. The new Sennheiser's that come with a USB-C dongle might have finally stepped past what Bose has been delivering, but at a higher price.

I had the new QC Ultra and gave it away. The sound was mediocre at best and you can't turn NC off - a dealbreaker for me (no, passthru is not the same as off). Hope it helps someone make my mistake aa they are quite pricey.

Now if I could change the firmware to turn NC off, that would be something entirely different...

Is it auto-adjusted NC? I'm thinking of the Sony equivalents that reduce or increase the strength of the NC depending on the environment, but do not allow you to just choose the strength.

I love my QCII earbuds, comfort and noise cancellation blow the airpodpro3's out of the water. But sadly the new hearing aid features of the airpodpros are very handy to me, so I have both. I wear the QC2's when I'm at home alone, and the app3s when I'm out and about and expect to have to have some conversations. My ears aren't so bad yet that I need hearing aids, but they are bad enough that I'm forced to lean in more than I used to. Aging is the worst.

My wife normally isn’t one to splurge but after her Bose headphones died, we tried a couple other brands, returned them, and went with the QC-35 II despite them being more expensive. The “comfort” part is key, she’s on the spectrum and has a hard time with headphones irritating her, and these are hands down the most comfortable.

We also like the Bose soundbar as it has a mode that makes dialogue more intelligible on our TV.

I guess, that only new things are: 1) driving assist things 2) drive mode select (sport, comfy, etc) 3) and HUD change (trip a, trip b, etc) 4) voice command button 5) regen braking control (EV only)

1 may be one the same button as cruese control

2, 5 may be on shifter knob panel

3 and 4 are the only new buttons on steering wheel

1 is all over the place depending on what your car has; my wife's car has lane keeping and blind spot monitors and those live in a knockout panel down and left of the steering wheel.

2 I've usually found in the buttons near the shifter

3 I'm not sure what you're referring to? If it's the little screen generally between the speed and battery/rpm display those controls are usually on the steering wheel in my experience.

4 Steering wheel, in every car I've seen it in and that's often standard across the models

5 This one I've only had one experience with and that's my wife's Kia Niro EV and those are on what would be shifter paddles in a car with a gear box.

The number of buttons on steering wheels between my decade old gas Golf and my wife's few year old Niro EV are shockingly similar though presented and arranged differently. Both have 4 buttons and two directional pairs (audio control for skipping on one, volume on the other, cruise control speed on another and one dimension of the hud paging on the last) though the Niro has the pairs as rocker switches that can click for one extra button I suppose.

Have you seen hills in NYC or (most of) other major cities? Also, the solition is deeper stations under hills & escalators.

So solution is to make from 3x more expensive to 5x more expensive?

And don't get me wrong, some places in US (with extreme density) should do this. Personally it's not the places where I'd ever want to live ever again lol.

deep stations have a significant impact on travel times, it takes well over 5 minutes to surface from the deepest stations in Barcelona

Can't you use DDR3 in DDR5 compatible board?

No, the different generations have fundamentally incompatible interfaces, not just mechanically, but in terms of voltage and signaling.

Unfortunately not, each version of RAM uses a different physical slot.

Well, they're entirely different, not just slot. Intel 12th/13th/14th gens all support DDR4 or DDR5. However, the motherboards you buy can only support one or the other. I don't think there are a single AMD CPU that supports both?

Scy-fi enegry generator looks inside steam turbine

To capture attention of Rust purists

Looks like you've committed `.env` file with private info. I suggest you change token immediately and add `.gitgnore`! That's a *security risk*!

It's best practice to keep env files private, but commit something like `template.env` with placeholder values.

Other than that - looks like a must-use tool for every roblox studio!

Thanks for catching this. Strange part is I actually had added this to my git ignore last time, so maybe something went wrong in the process.

Highly appreciated!

Thank you for the feedback as well :)

Gas station app I use asks to turn VPN off every launch (even when it is disabled)

Why does a gas station need an app?

Bonus/loyalty programm

Yes, that's what a "bonus/loyalty program" is.

Then the app gets no notification permissions.

Also why does a gas station app need to send notifications? :)

To tell you the gas prices are low?

(Don't know for sure, wouldn't use one myself.)

More likely to tell you to come in and buy a half price slushie, and hopefully grab a bag of chips too. Which is probably where they make their real profit.

It’s likely incompetence than malice. Chances are they’ve had a lot of customer complaints because some popular free VPN interferes with their app, and adding a blanket warning about VPNs is easier than trying to figure out why it’s not working and fix it.

Can't the attacker then jailbreak the first LLM to generate jailbreak with actions for the second one?

If you read the fine article, you'll see that the approach includes a non-LLM controller managing structured communication between the Privileged LLM (allowed to perform actions) and the Quarantined LLM (only allowed to produce structured data, which is assumed to be tainted).

See also CaMeL https://simonwillison.net/2025/Apr/11/camel/ which incorporates a type system to track tainted data from the Quarantined LLM, ensuring that the Privileged LLM can't even see tainted _data_ until it's been reviewed by a human user. (But this can induce user fatigue as the user is forced to manually approve all the data that the Privileged LLM can access.)

"Structured data" is kind of the wrong description for what Simon proposes. JSON is structured but can smuggle a string with the attack inside it. Simon's proposal is smarter than that.

One would have to be relatively invisible.

Non-deterministic security feels like a relatively new area.

Yes they can

Hmm so we need 3 LLMs

Doesn't help.

https://gandalf.lakera.ai/baseline

This thing models exactly these scenarios and asks you to break it, its still pretty easy. LLMs are not safe.