CharlesW

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by CharlesW 1y ago
The parent commenter is just saying that it’s not executed well enough for most people to get the joke, and I agree. Here a better one: https://x.com/markpike/status/1442565924440002563
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by CharlesW 1y ago
This works at the telecom/network level by querying or abusing carrier signalling and interconnects, so feature/“dumb” phones that use a SIM and connect to cellular networks are just as vulnerable.
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Strengthening NPM: Important changes to authentication and token management(github.blog)
4 points by CharlesW 1y ago|1 comments
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by CharlesW 1y ago
(2) A few I did, to learn more. Fun facts: The show has won multiple Peabody Awards which explicitly cite its work as "rigorous journalism disguised as comedy". Its large research/fact-checking team is largely staffed with pe
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DirecTV screensavers will show AI-generated ads with your face in 2026(arstechnica.com)
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Yes, @function is still at the "public working draft" stage. https://www.w3.org/TR/css-mixins-1/
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by CharlesW 1y ago
This may feel true if you've re-engaged with CSS's progression in the last ~5–7 years. In reality, the last big qualitative leap was Grid in 2017. This project is based on just one new proposed rule which won't be available
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by CharlesW 1y ago
You can also run a major network's news division with zero journalistic experience if you're a useful mouthpiece for the right people.
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Had you watched TFV before posting this, you’d have known that easily-verified receipts are shared as part of the overview.
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Seconded. I didn’t know anything about her but figured I should, and found it well worth the time.
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by CharlesW 1y ago
For starters, people who try to jailbreak the device get put on the naughty list.
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Meta AI adviser spreads disinformation about shootings, vaccines, trans people(theguardian.com)
9 points by CharlesW 1y ago|0 comments
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> …perhaps you and Google have different notions of who the consumers are. A relatively small percentage of HN users have empathy for people who haven't the faintest idea how their gadgets work and no curiosity about learning that
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Apple does verify that App Store apps are free from known malware. https://support.apple.com/guide/security/about-app-store-sec...
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> or perhaps it means that they plan to expand their TV offering so as to merit being something more than just a "plus" That's an interesting point. One potential reason to simplify the service's base name is to all
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Luckily, they only release new versions every 7 years. /s
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by CharlesW 1y ago
The more likely explanation is that they'll be rebranding it, eliminating the clunky "4K" in the name in the process.
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> There's already an Apple TV device and an Apple TV app. This telegraphs that (1) Apple's priority is the service above all else, and (2) that they're about to rebrand their flagship device which supports the service. W
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Considering that politicians are generally very late adopters, I would wager "interns".
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Apple sued over use of copyrighted books to train Apple Intelligence(yahoo.com)
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DDoS Botnet Aisuru Blankets US ISPs in Record DDoS(krebsonsecurity.com)
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Silicon Valley Chronicler on the Politics of Musk, Sacks and Zuckerberg(politico.com)
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Apple and Google reluctantly comply with Texas age verification law(arstechnica.com)
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Android users face nearly double the billing errors of iOS(androidpolice.com)
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> Did you manually change the status of those particular things? No, for the specific issue you mentioned, I found and fixed a logic bug. There are some features/capabilities which are manually assigned in cases where there&#x27
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by CharlesW 1y ago
It's an interesting question. Where do you think the line should be? I think I understand the deeper point you're trying to make, which is that not all web platform capabilities are created equal when it comes to making PWAs a leg
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Fixed! I switched to a more reliable method of generating these URLs. Thank you for taking the time to try the site and reporting back!
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Fair point. Any thoughts on whether it makes sense for this page to reflect that, and if so, how?
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> Don’t be fooled by scores like this that include non-standard behaviour. Scores intentionally do not include non-standard or experimental capabilities. I'll make that clearer, thank you!
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Thank you so much! The root cause was a logic error on my part, now fixed. The scores are now notably better thanks to your comment.

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