SahAssar

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by SahAssar 7mo ago
What's your replacement if DNSSEC is moribund? It seems to me like it actually solves a problem, what is the solution to "I want/need to be able to trust the DNS answer" without DNSSEC?
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
It really is. There are very few proper use-cases for eval.
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
sqlite is a database. You can store things in more or less proprietary formats in it, just like any other database.
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
Weird, why just on opera? It uses the same engine (chromium) as many other browsers.
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
WebKit is not open source? Sure there are closed source parts of Safari, but I'd guess at least 90% of safari attack surface is in WebKit and it's parts.
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
I'm not sure if supporting local slang formats for addresses should be very high on the list of priorities.
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
Are you OK? (Or is this AI?) Either way it'd be good for you to articulate a bit better so others understand.
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
ES6 is 11 years old. It's not that new.
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
Watching porn is a lot more safe than running openclaw.
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
How is that any different from a read only linux image? If you want a stateless system you can also use linux. If you don't want updates, then just don't.
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
I'd be weary to trust AI with something like that, especially if I had to assert to a third party that we absolutely do not have a vulnerability.
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
> I do not understand what I am doing I would argue that then you do not "have to work with them", you are merely using products built with them.
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
Subprocessor usually just means that you use their products in a way that your personal data passes through them. For example, let's say you are using cloudflare and aws to host a site, then your subprocessors would be cloudflare and a
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
That's just for the 2019 re-release, right?
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
And they have become quite infamous for having aggressive sales tactics for anyone going over their internal metrics for the free tier (still under the public metrics for free).
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
When I read > No need for that. I generally expect a less complex solution, it seems like your is more complex (easiness is arguable though)
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
Slack messages contains a lot of additional formatting and media. Even whatsapp does formatting, so does signal. What is a current popular messaging app that does not have rich text features?
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
Was WebOS really that much about openness? Are you not thinking of FirefoxOS/B2G?
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
IM messages seem to be documents just as much as email or many things you'd normally call documents. A reasonable definition IMO would be: A self-contained rich formatted text file/package that optionally contains attachment
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
https://gdprlocal.com/does-gdpr-apply-to-individuals/ > When Does GDPR Apply to Individuals? > ... > Examples where GDPR may apply: > Running a blog or website that collects user data
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
I don't think this is GDPR compliant.
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
Right, so you mean that this is unique and inherent to web dev and specifically modern web dev.
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
None of this is due to "modern web development". It's just about a dev not checking reasonable asset size before deploying/compiling, that has happened in web, game-dev, desktop apps, server containers, etc. etc. This sh
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
But saying that 200 million and 30 are in the same ballpark is not true in 99.99% of contexts. Even 50k and 30 I would not say are in the same ballpark. I've worked for major corps and of course a cost saving of 50k/month would no
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
> in the sense that against 200 million in revenue, 50,000 and 30 are in the same ballpark I don't understand how those are in the same ballpark? I thought saying something is in the same ballpark suggested that they are similar in
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
Well, https://jmail.world/jacebook-logo.png is 670KB by itself and loaded on initial load, so I think they might have blown your suggested traffic budget and still have some optimization to do.
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
What is the lack of pragmatism you are talking about?
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure the original RFC (RFC 821) does not include remote resources and it was written far before HTML or HTTP was invented. It was text delivered over SMTP.
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
This relies on the browser, and it's not even setting relevant browser security features like CSP. It also loads scripts from multiple domains like umami.is and esm.sh, includes google fonts. It uses vercel for hosting. So you are trus
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by SahAssar 8mo ago
You'd still need to memorize the IP address without DNS, otherwise how would you know to which server to connect? The fact that a server can serve multiple vhosts and do TLS cert selection via SNI is not related to the lookup of what s

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