Gaelan

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451.
by Gaelan 8y ago
I mean, the easy answer is make the web view send messages to Node instead of doing the node integration.
452.
by Gaelan 8y ago
IIRC Heartbleed was basically exactly that.
453.
by Gaelan 8y ago
That's an interesting scenario. Assuming they're completely isolated, I imagine you'd end up with an industry of smuggling the internet—build a tunnel under the border, run some fiber (is there a way to do a high-bandwidth wi
454.
by Gaelan 8y ago
Wikipedia was (but is moving off now).
455.
by Gaelan 8y ago
It's a "please disable ad blocker" message
456.
by Gaelan 8y ago
Don’t need that, just signed messages.
457.
by Gaelan 8y ago
A while back I saw a chrome extension that hid profile pictures on GitHub specifically for this reason.
458.
by Gaelan 8y ago
Ok, so make it a form/button styled to look like a link.
459.
by Gaelan 8y ago
> There's absolutely no way to give police a back door into encryption without giving criminals the same back door. This feels disingenuous to me. It would be fairly trivial, for example, to store a copy of all keys, encrypted with
460.
by Gaelan 8y ago
I imagine they’re trying to encourage code splitting.
461.
by Gaelan 8y ago
Check out xonsh. I haven’t used it but it’s supposed to be a python/bash hybrid shell.
462.
by Gaelan 8y ago
TLDR: they turned on Google Analytics.
463.
by Gaelan 8y ago
Please, do tell.
464.
by Gaelan 8y ago
If you tell the average user they need to sideload your app to access some free content, they will happily click past any number of scary warnings. I personally would appreciate being able to sideload, but there’s a reason iPhones don’t get
465.
by Gaelan 8y ago
Apple Mail uses that dialog.
466.
by Gaelan 8y ago
IIRC Apple has a JS SDK. Could run that in electron
467.
by Gaelan 8y ago
OK, this is confusing. They explicitly say they share with Google/Amazon if you use Assistant/Alexa, which makes sense, but then also "From time to time, with selected third parties who we think may offer you products or serv
468.
by Gaelan 8y ago
To be fair, most TASes have RNG exploitation, just of a different sort (they do things that cause the RNG to be polled so that they can get rid of "bad results" and force a desired result).
469.
by Gaelan 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gameframe
470.
by Gaelan 8y ago
Worlds Adrift says they're still up for now.
471.
by Gaelan 8y ago
Presumably Sony/MS pay the publishers to make the game exclusive to their console.
472.
by Gaelan 8y ago
Wouldn't a prominent "I don't have anything to do with Disney" do it?
473.
by Gaelan 8y ago
I think that's a stock photo (jokingly implying that they were responsible)
474.
by Gaelan 8y ago
AMD64 is another name for x86_64 (IIRC, because it was originally AMD's arch)
475.
by Gaelan 8y ago
Sounds like it's only counting history entries in reaction to a user interaction, so if history is modified when the user clicks a link nothing will change.
476.
by Gaelan 8y ago
To be fair, someone who needs hundreds of TBs of storage is probably using it for something they're willing to spend quite a bit on (my first thought is self-employed photographers).
477.
by Gaelan 8y ago
This still means that the government could track/freeze your transactions. While it’s better than the status quo of electronic payments (where the government can, and so can private companies), depending on your threat model it may not
478.
by Gaelan 8y ago
I wonder how much of KHTML is even left in WebKit/blink.
479.
by Gaelan 8y ago
How do the App Store and play store react to bad HTTPS? Do they allow the user to trust?
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by Gaelan 8y ago
I’m guessing that it’s impractical to self-host something big enough to be useful.

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