NorwegianDude

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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
Apple shares your communication with them with the public?!? What happened to privacy?!? Sue them! Do it now! /s
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
Good luck with web apps on iOS. Safari is a shitshow with more serious bugs than anything else I know of. You can report bugs, and maybe someone working on WebKit will look at it in 5 years, and maybe it will be fixed in 10 years. And then
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
Safari on iOS is seriously the most buggy browser ever. You can mostly write something and it will work on Firefox and Chrome without issues. Not only is safari full of bugs, the bugs won't be fixed, and if they do, it will take years.
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
Even Chrome on iOS uses safari(webkit). There is no competition allowed on iOS, and that really sucks considering how terrible Safari is.
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
Ofc they do. They have full control over the browser and severely limits functionality compared to every other browser. But users can just install another browser, right? No, wrong again, cause Apple doesn't allow that. Every browser o
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
If you think most people with an iPhone knows anything at all about Apple's app store policy and limitations then you're in need of a reality check.
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
And that's also why Apple insists on calling your personal computer(PC) a Mac instead. Clearly they don't think it's your computer. tHiS IS nOt a Pc BUt a mAc, you know? ;p
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
Seems mostly good to me after cloudflare caches it, but you have made one annoying mistake: you forgot to set the height of the image, so it results in content shift. Other than that, it's great! :)
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
I don't really know, but I guess the biggest feature in the past was protection against DoS attacks. Bandwidth isn't expensive compared to what most people are paying for it. Cloudflare is paying for the infrastructure as it is to
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
I've really enjoyed using LXD, both in prod and at home. I used to use OpenVZ and then proxmox, but LXD seems to cover more or less all my needs. Not only that, but stable updates isn't reserved for those with a license. Great sof
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
Even without a static IP, it usually won't change that often. If it does change, then you can always update your DNS with the new IP automatically.
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
Cool, that looks awesome, thanks!
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
It's not strongly related to any of those things. The situation would be very bad in Norway/Denmark too if we didn't react like we did. Compared to both Sweden and Britain, Norway reacted quicker and harder, with way more tes
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
I seriously hope I'll see the day when OpenID takes off. It doesn't seem to be going the right way, but it would solve most of our login problems. One way to sign in, used everywhere, decentralized, set up 2FA for everything in on
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
If only there was a decentralized option that has already solved this... We could call it OpenID or something like that... Oh, wait..
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
Could not agree more, at least for iOS safari. It's way worse that IE ever was. Safari lacks features, it's inconsistent, it's full of bugs, and the worst part? There is nothing you can do about it, it's not like Apple a
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
Linux is way better when it comes to privacy, without any doubt. Dell is way better when it comes to hardware. Dell believes enough in their products to sell laptops with next business day repair included. It's definetly not cheap to s
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by NorwegianDude 6y ago
That's why you have contracts/ToS, so it's clear what is and isn't your responsibility.