CharlesW

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by CharlesW 1y ago
> Remove all the non-standard stuff. I can create a filter for that, thanks for the feedback! Importantly, experimental and non-standard features are not counted in the primary score . Experimental capabilities have a little 'fla
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Yes, please! My email is in my profile in case you need anything.
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by CharlesW 1y ago
I really like those ideas for filtering, thank you!
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> It would also be handy if you could toggle all open/closed. Added, thanks! I really like the suggestion to use some kind of indicator in category headings, too.
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by CharlesW 1y ago
I like the idea of actually testing for the capabilities. Can you share more about what you'd find useful? Maybe a "benchmark my browser" feature that adds a column? The data sources are credited at the bottom, and I feel lik
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> Tabbed Application Mode is really supported across all three? It is not, thank you. Fixed!
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Firefox has the same number of "Unknown" capabilities as Chrome and Safari. These are items which aren't tracked in Can I Use or MDN, and I intend to resolve those ASAP. (I appreciate you calling me out on that.)
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by CharlesW 1y ago
I think comparisons with desktop browsers will be interesting! I intend to make this configurable and let people choose browsers and browser versions, including desktop browsers.
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PWA Browser Scorecards(pwascore.com)
94 points by CharlesW 1y ago|79 comments
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14 years later, Siri is again the key to Apple's future(macworld.com)
6 points by CharlesW 1y ago|3 comments
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Human Error Is the Point: On Teaching College During the Rise of AI(therumpus.net)
3 points by CharlesW 1y ago|0 comments
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Schools' Embrace of AI Connected to Increased Risks to Students(cdt.org)
2 points by CharlesW 1y ago|0 comments
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OpenAI's AMD deal: Welcome to AI's mega-blob era(axios.com)
4 points by CharlesW 1y ago|0 comments
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by CharlesW 1y ago
There were two additional fire-related chats cited in TFA: > Mr Rinderknecht also asked ChatGPT: "Are you at fault if a fire is lift [sic] because of your cigarettes?" Investigators said the suspect wanted to "preserve ev
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Oh, so they are the Apple of NAS products. /s
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by CharlesW 1y ago
QNAP's QTS/QuTS Hero are generally as "batteries included" as Synology's DSM in that respect. I threw 32GB of RAM in my TS-464 and run ~15 containers (as well as Plex, not in a container) on it with no problem.
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> It's hard to find any other products that compare to DSM. A friend has a Synology NAS and I have a QNAP NAS. In my experience, QNAP's QTS (QuTS Hero if you want ZFS) is directly comparable.
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Thanks for the additional background, I'll dig into that! FYI, based in part on our exchange, I created pwascore.com to scratch the itch of wanting a reasonably-objective "score" for browser PWA support.
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WireTap: Breaking Server SGX via DRAM Bus Interposition(wiretap.fail)
4 points by CharlesW 1y ago|0 comments
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Rivian CEO Doubles Down on Decision to Not Offer Apple CarPlay(macrumors.com)
21 points by CharlesW 1y ago|23 comments
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by CharlesW 1y ago
It likely aligns with California generally: Democrats: 10,396,792 (44.80%) Republicans: 5,896,203 (25.41%) Third Party/Other: 1,577,083 (6.80%) Unaffiliated: 5,336,441 (23.00%) However, keep in mind that Apple’s rank-and-f
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by CharlesW 1y ago
This is an old chestnut that's no longer true. Safari's PWA support is better than Firefox's today, on both mobile and desktop. Two examples off the top of my head: Safari has better Web Push support, and supports the W3C&#x2
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> The point is if the most powerful institutions outside the direct government executive branch do not collectively fight back then essentially the executive branch gets more and more power... Apple is not going to save us. https:&#x2
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How AI is shaking up the study of earthquakes(understandingai.org)
3 points by CharlesW 1y ago|0 comments
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The death of industrial design and the era of dull electronics(hackaday.com)
161 points by CharlesW 1y ago|126 comments
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A year of improving Node.js compatibility in Cloudflare Workers(blog.cloudflare.com)
2 points by CharlesW 1y ago|0 comments
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by CharlesW 1y ago
It's worth nothing that, unlike Apple, Google "obeyed in advance" and did not even wait for the DOJ to demand this.
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DeepSeek AI Models Are Easier to Hack Than US Rivals, Warn Researchers(techrepublic.com)
1 points by CharlesW 1y ago|0 comments
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Out of curiosity, is this take informed by relatively recent personal experience? I experimented with storing a bunch of data locally using OPFS with DuckDB/Wasm, and it seemed to work fine in Safari and Chrome.
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The UK is still trying to backdoor encryption for Apple users(eff.org)
394 points by CharlesW 1y ago|158 comments

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