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MzHN
2y ago
While we're throwing ideas, someone please implement this: An as simple as possible Android app that lists any discovered Chromecast devices and when you tap on one it attempts to cast your screen to that one. Why? Because screen casti
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I appreciate that it is a free service and thank you for the time it worked for me. At the same time I am a bit sad to see my use cases break. I often resort to more advanced code search when I have really obscure problems, for which the an
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2y ago
They also recently(?) silently destroyed[1] their public search index at sourcegraph.com/search. Since GitHub only recently got a working search and even that is behind login, I used to search a lot using Sourcegraph. It even supported
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2y ago
I'm more on the extreme end of you can never name too much, as long as the names add more signal than noise, so I may be biased. But I feel like the two examples given don't really support the case against. In git, branches are cl
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2y ago
Can you give some pointers or what to search for regarding OIDC and 3rd party cookies? I've implemented both OIDC SSO and SLO between a lot of varying services and identity providers and have never needed 3rd party cookies so I'm
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Netflix Adds 8M Customers, Extending Lead over Rivals
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2y ago
This may eventually come to life via Isolated Web Apps https://github.com/WICG/isolated-web-apps/issues/1 or for example via webpackage https://github.com/WICG/webpackage/issues/
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2y ago
I tried reading the article with the GP's comment in mind. For most of the sections it didn't feel like there was anything that would flag it as LLM generated for me. But when I got to "How to Start Self-Hosting?", which
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2y ago
First-party tracking has been increasing in the last couple years or so I've been told. When I first heard about it I decided from now on I'll run uBlock Origin in default JavaScript off mode. It's a checkbox in the settings.
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2y ago
Monetization and abuse has been mentioned a bunch as things to consider as you gain more users, but I'll add a couple more I think are relevant, at least once the service is big enough. Your payment processor. Payment processors might
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Bats Can No Longer Haunt Apple VR Headsets via Web Exploit
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Boolbase – two functions: one that returns true, one that returns false
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Mozilla's Original Sin
(mastodon.social)
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2y ago
Also via the EU "Digital Identity Wallet" as a mobile app when it's ready https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet/eudi-doc-archi... The problem will probably be adoption by services. It's a lo
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A preview of Offline's mission and positioning
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Inline Conditionals in CSS
(lea.verou.me)
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2y ago
Until possession and distribution of such apps becomes a crime in itself. That's the only way to enforce it and there is history for it in cryptography export laws and anti-circumvention laws.
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2y ago
Tab Groups are finally coming! https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/heres-what-were-working-...
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2y ago
In the past, yes, and you still could if you use old enough features, but nowadays browsers heavily restrict sites opened as just .html file. For example you could not use modules at all if they're in separate files. That is at least u
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2y ago
As others have mentioned GrapheneOS does give some control back to the user. You can set up contact scopes and file access scopes, you can remove the Internet permission as easily as any other permission. Managing running apps is still a ni
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This is an interesting topic so I tried to dive in a bit. From my reading I understood that Qt signals & slots (and Qt events) are much more closely related to JavaScript events (native and custom). In both you can explicitly emit, hand
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At first I thought the trend hilarious too, however it is often accompanied with insults and harassment, which I don't consider funny. Makes it hard to appreciate any other aspect of it, when the ideology behind it is to degrade other
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3y ago
Wikipedia lists two pronunciations for LaTeX: "/ˈlɑːtɛk/ LAH-tek or /ˈleɪtɛk/ LAY-tek". On top of those, I've also heard the k at the end be replaced with h, which would also be correct, as per https:
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3y ago
There's also another OSI approved "zero" license called MIT-0 https://opensource.org/license/mit-0/
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I like to use a small utility function like this and pass user input through it. function asTextContent(input) { const tempElement = document.createElement('span'); tempElement.textContent = input; return tempEleme
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Someone brought up piracy from the monetary perspective. Another perspective I like is piracy and streaming services. I, and most in my bubble, stopped pirating when streaming services provided, well, good service. We've bit by bit mov
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I'm in the same boat with vanilla instead. I start with no dependencies and add some vanilla compatible libraries when needed. But when project size grows the friction makes me less motivated to continue. That's just what I know b
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> As far as I know, there’s no way to set a dynamic width for an HTML input with pure CSS (please lmk if that’s not the case). Setting max-content doesn’t work, for example, because inputs are replaced elements that have intrinsic dimens
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In China they already took a step further. The kids were using their parents' ID card to play games, so those games had to implement face recognition in addition to the ID card. https://www.theverge.com/2021/7/
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It's weird how this can be an issue in both directions. There are times when I don't want the OS to kill an app, and the OS can often fail in this aspect, causing loss of control. However even more frustratingly, I've increas
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