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901.
by 9dev 10mo ago
And Netflix follows suit. You think you can escape the ads? Think again.
902.
by 9dev 10mo ago
Not making friends at work because you have fulfilled social life already, and not making friends at work to avoid any danger to your career are two very different things.
903.
by 9dev 10mo ago
Yes! Good Working drone! You must keep on working, that’s your purpose after all!
904.
by 9dev 10mo ago
Makes me wonder just how big the market for such a device would be, and if it would attract investors…
905.
by 9dev 10mo ago
I'd love to read the docs, but I'm still busy playing with the googly-eye-gopher on the landing page. Super cute idea.
906.
by 9dev 10mo ago
Does anyone work on smart glasses for blind people yet? Something with blackened glass, obviously, that uses image recognition to translate visual input into text via (headphone) audio to the wearer. That would allow for urgent warnings (ap
907.
by 9dev 10mo ago
Why would an AI startup waste velocity and money to build their own analytics platform or identity provider?
908.
by 9dev 10mo ago
They also reset all passwords of all Mixpanel employees; that surely sounds like either Mixpanel staff accounts were compromised, or the breach was conducted via a staff account. I really don't understand the point in downplaying thi
909.
by 9dev 10mo ago
> European satellites can and do regularly launch on SpaceX though. For now, that is. Until someone from Europe says something mean about the Bully in Chief, or threatens to side with the victim of an aggressive war… The EU can’t trust t
910.
by 9dev 10mo ago
Panspermia is pretty much irrelevant to the actual question though; even assuming life got to Earth the hitchhiker way, it would have to have developed on another planet, and we’re back to square one.
911.
by 9dev 10mo ago
Why so? By adding --foo: bar to a selector, you’re actually adding a new, custom, property named --foo to it, just as the display in display: block would be another property. It’s not a bad analogy, but how the spec intends it to work.
912.
by 9dev 10mo ago
To the contrary, I feel the distinction to be very arbitrary and especially in the context of web applications so muddy it’s almost useless. Who is responsible for websockets? CSP? JavaScript chunk caching? Web worker edge deployment? File
913.
by 9dev 10mo ago
Hey Randall, in case you read this… like many here, I've been following xkcd for a long, long time, and invariably, through the comics, the story of you and your wife. I don't know how you manage to convey so much through stick fi
914.
by 9dev 10mo ago
What I was trying to say was that people are "concerned" about lots of things, but that doesn't mean much on its own. As soon as they actually have to give up some immediate comfort for the long-term better option, they will
915.
by 9dev 10mo ago
…and if you ask them, most people don't want animals to suffer. Guess what they're ordering next time at the restaurant? It's not the vegan pasta.
916.
by 9dev 10mo ago
Have you tried talking to normies about this? Sure, nobody likes bad things happening to them, but they usually neither understand what would be bad about a loss of privacy, think the long-term consequences are just paranoid fear-mongering,
917.
by 9dev 10mo ago
There is not. In fact, many users will gladly give away any notion of privacy whatsoever in exchange for a Candy Crush lootbox.
918.
by 9dev 11mo ago
> Unfortunately, system-installed packages are yet another casualty of the ESM transition ... A small price to pay for the abundant benefits ESM brings.
919.
by 9dev 11mo ago
I agree. It was graceful, humble, optimistic, and memorable. I’m hard-pressed to think of anyone else to have pulled that off in ending something.
920.
by 9dev 11mo ago
> There is a WINE-analogous project, called Darling: https://www.darlinghq.org/ Missed opportunity to call it Cider.
921.
by 9dev 11mo ago
What a weird stance. A minimum wage guarantees all citizens can live a life in basic dignity. A worker is, even if part of a union, still a citizen of a state. A state is the sum of its constituents. There is, beyond the bipartisan war, roo
922.
by 9dev 11mo ago
As much hate as it gets, the GDPR has pretty clear guidelines for situations like these. Essentially, the purpose of the data collection matters. Your license plates may be public information as in they are visible in the public, but that d
923.
by 9dev 11mo ago
This line of argument enables all kinds of criminals to do stuff you absolutely do not want them to. From stalkers figuring out the best time to rape their victim to organised crime planning cash truck robbery routes.
924.
by 9dev 11mo ago
How to easily identify a car in a myriad of scenarios then that may or may absolutely not involve digital devices, like quickly remembering someone fleeing from an accident?
925.
by 9dev 11mo ago
There’s a difference in intent, and you’re aware of that. Aggregating photos of license plates for the express purpose of building a database of license plates with location and other metadata to make profit from granting access to that dat
926.
by 9dev 11mo ago
OS? You mean HAL wrapper?
927.
by 9dev 11mo ago
How come I’ve never heard of Perses yet? A really Open Source, standardising Grafana clone to go alongside Prometheus for self-hosted deployments sounds just perfect!
928.
by 9dev 11mo ago
Have you tried the Jetbrains IDE git client yet? It hits the perfect spot for me.
929.
by 9dev 11mo ago
How far would I get when I planned a road trip using this? There are so many Roman roads still in existence (paved over of course), this might just be a usable map!
930.
by 9dev 11mo ago
I have just added OIDC support for bring-your-own-SSO to our application, and it wasn’t as bad as you make it sound: As long as the identity provider exposes a well-known OpenID configuration endpoint, you can figure it out (including wheth

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