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by 0x073 2y ago
They will, as they are forced by the EU if they don't allow any.
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by 0x073 2y ago
Yes apples does that only for the privacy of the users...
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by 0x073 2y ago
And it's bad for the users, they can't rely on the browsername and get different bug and features. Its a mess, thanks apple.
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by 0x073 2y ago
It doesnt have to be yes, but it's called 2 factor auth because of the reason that your computer is 1 factor and another device is 2. It won't protect you from the intention 2fa was created.
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by 0x073 2y ago
And php 6 doesn't exists.
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by 0x073 2y ago
Should be https://reactflow.dev
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by 0x073 2y ago
Space, because tab is too good for daily use.
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by 0x073 2y ago
https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/ Not the same, but also very helpful for https/tls
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by 0x073 2y ago
Ok for context: You got st3 with a license, and maybe plugins. St3 got regular updates to new minor versions. They brought the st4 update like the other minor version updates. Destroyed the whole st ide setup (plugins didn't work for s
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by 0x073 2y ago
Same company. And the funny thing is at that time I was thinking about buying sublime merge, until the st4 update happend.
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by 0x073 2y ago
Since the auto update for sublimetext to version 4 where I don't have a license for I switched to vscode and never looked back. At first I lost my trust and then I liked vsc more.
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by 0x073 2y ago
People still use production environment? The software world feels more like a test only environment.
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by 0x073 2y ago
Maybe this will break tortoisegit AND your local git. Years ago I would be happy for such a feature, now I'm worried.
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by 0x073 2y ago
Yes we had the time of total customisations with Firefox years ago. And now we can happy if they don't drop the about:config settings keys for some behavior. Same as chrome with flags. Good UX means nowadays eat or die.
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by 0x073 2y ago
I use raindrop. First started a own project but sometimes you need just something that just works.
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by 0x073 2y ago
Yes, didn't knew that this was a backbone. You'll see that the IPs on the pathway are owned by companies that are neither you nor the guy you're accessing. Yes, but you shouldn't add another one you didn't know (e.g
167.
by 0x073 2y ago
ok, didn't knew that it was a backbone.
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by 0x073 2y ago
Not sure if I fully understand how tunnelbroker works, but does the complete traffic get redirected over them? So it's as insecure as all these vpn services that sell your data. This is a big deal, for just getting access to ipv6.
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by 0x073 2y ago
https://github.com/thunderbird/thunderbird-android/milestone... On the radar yes, but very low. That's the biggest point for me, native label support for thunderbird, thunderbird mobile/k9 and fairemail.
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by 0x073 2y ago
And there is UG if you have no 10k€
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by 0x073 3y ago
Even if the web servers are not in EU they must use GDPR if they target EU users.
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by 0x073 3y ago
Terramaster is a cheap young Chinese nas brand. Never had issues with Synology.
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by 0x073 3y ago
Good that git still use sha1 ;)
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by 0x073 3y ago
Yes at least on mobile absolute madness.
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by 0x073 3y ago
At the time when yim,icq,msnm had their primetime no company behind it wanted third party clients. "Why make a Discord client when Discord literally does not want you to?" Why make another X when you could improve Y. Because most
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by 0x073 3y ago
Passkey/webauthn
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by 0x073 3y ago
DuckDB is v0.10.0, sqlite is battle tested for years. Researchers, please work with that you know and works well for you.
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by 0x073 3y ago
Never understand the hype for protocol buffers, it may works well for languages like java and kotlin, but is a mess on many other languages. And then there are faster and better replacements. And all the time I use JSON, there don't ex
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by 0x073 3y ago
Since I used navicat, almost every other db tools feels incomplete.
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by 0x073 3y ago
"Needed", means it's easier for them and why should they care about a dead and insecure os.

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