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I won't run an Indiegogo campaign
(computerengineeringforbabies.com)
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One of my favorites: You want to permanently destroy all work you've done since last commit (maybe it was a bad start and you want a fresh one). The (new-ish) command you run is git restore .
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3y ago
How did you change your lifestyle?
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Since there are a few comments on JS, I recommend reading this section in the article: "Why are there JS questions in an HTML survey?" An excerpt: > If you don’t write any JS, we absolutely still want to hear from you! In fact,
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State of HTML 2023 now open
(lea.verou.me)
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Thanks for the optimism. I guess I'm just salty, that 100% of my users can't connect to 100% of my users, but that is only because I'm building highly local hobby projects, so I can't see the global picture where the % i
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3y ago
The article goes through all of this, but since it starts with > For example, WebRTC uses this bag of tricks to send peer-to-peer audio, video and data between web browsers. I think it is worth emphasizing that since web users are increa
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Our listing is not giving us what we are paying for
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Since this is currently being built on Play Integrity API, and banking _apps_ are some of the most prominent users of it, I'm sure banking sites will follow if possible. For example it is currently the reality in EU, that in order to u
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Going Lean
(lea.verou.me)
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You could have, with Graphene OS Attestation[1]. But bank apps won't implement it because the market share isn't large enough. This is a great showcase of the issues with the new proposal as well. [1] https://grapheneos
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For me the benchmark is Mullvad. The experience of throwing money at them is so satisfying, I almost want to do it just for the rare feeling of zero friction. If I do want to pay on your website, and it is not as low friction in comparison,
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Controlling Variance in Proof-of-Work Algorithms
(friendlycaptcha.com)
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Blue Skies over Mastodon
(erinkissane.com)
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Money Money Money
(denovo.substack.com)
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Direct3D 12: Adventures in Shaderland
(godotengine.org)
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Ask HN: Are you afraid to use the Android contacts?
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Gender pay gap: Parliament adopts new rules on binding pay-transparency measures
(europarl.europa.eu)
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GPTs are GPTs: An early look at the labor market impact potential of LLMs
(openai.com)
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OpenAI was created as an open source non-profit, as a counterweight to Google
(twitter.com)
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Behind the scenes the shorts are just normal YouTube videos. You can change the /shorts/ to /watch?v= in the URL and they work fine. There are addons to do this redirect automatically, but I haven't bothered. Why they fo
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If implemented with, or similar to, GNU Taler[1] then privacy for consumers is preserved, which is already better than credit/debit cards currently [1] https://taler.net/en/faq.html
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4y ago
There is Antimatter https://braid.org/antimatter
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4y ago
We also had some of our free databases on our Team tier projects nuked, which Heroku said would instead be automatically upgraded to lowest paid tier. No warning emails either, to anyone on our team. My personal account did get a bunch of w
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Does it work when both users have symmetric NAT with randomized ports? WebRTC provides an abundance of hole punching, but as far as I've learned, nothing gets through symmetric NAT with randomized ports. Except for relays (TURN), which
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> People will start discovering P2P and start using it. I recently tried to get into P2P for web apps, only to discover that P2P is increasingly a lie. 100% of my users are unable to connect to 100% of my users, due to CGNATs and IPv4&#x
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Read the News with a Map
(topdown.substack.com)
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Do I understand this correctly https://nbaa.org/aircraft-operations/security/privacy/privac... So PIA in a nutshell means that you can request a private identifier for your plane, that is not publicly linkabl
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My plane is not trackable without using non-public data
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I wish SSO providers allowed users to individually decline requested scopes when logging in. It would be a PITA for developers, but if it was the norm, you wouldn't think about it twice. The minimum scope should be a random identifier
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