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by Sephr 6y ago
Your native VR games need to know how many CPU threads you have to efficiently allocate game processes. Some processes can run at a lower priority, and your OS scheduler figures out the rest. I can assure you that most of your VR games are
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by Sephr 6y ago
I don't make ad tech. I work on privacy tech that forces advertisers into compliance with privacy laws at my current employer. That's a pinned tweet from May 2020, and I still stand behind it. Here's something that will defin
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The answer to why: It helps with efficient allocation of worker thread pools. I helped make a timing attack[1] as justification for adding this API, and then presented this suggested API to each browser vendor along with the timing attack.
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by Sephr 6y ago
4K laptops can have reasonable battery life. See almost every>= 4K Ice Lake and Tiger Lake laptop for example.
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by Sephr 6y ago
There are strong protections in the US regarding vulnerability disclosure due to freedom of speech. If you are able to run software that you own which doesn't have any anti-reverse-engineering ToS on your own computers, you are general
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by Sephr 6y ago
When can we have const back? At some point esbuild started to transpile all const/let/var statements to var, which can potentially cause a slight performance decrease in some hot code paths (or at least a slight memory usage incre
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by Sephr 6y ago
Looks like they have a co-branding partnership: https://twitter.com/MikeBloomberg/status/986771282137157632
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by Sephr 6y ago
You can offer this feature without sending unnecessary information to your servers. You did it the easy way instead of the "right way". You need to re-think your architecture to do these checks locally in-browser in order to pr
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by Sephr 6y ago
I'm against all icon fonts except icon fonts that literally only implement Unicode icon codepoints. That use-case is still technically accessible.
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by Sephr 6y ago
The "Quantum Technologies, their readiness, and expected military impact" chart from page 127 reads like nonsense. How can liter-scale atomic clocks have higher "military impact" and only be in "lab demonstration&qu
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by Sephr 6y ago
> they can still use Google How? Nobody in Australia can access Google without a proxy if Google blocks Australia. Google is entirely capable of doing this.
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by Sephr 6y ago
Perhaps they are bound by a National Security Letter.
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by Sephr 6y ago
Then Carlo could auto-install it, and it wouldn't have to be a unique installation just for one app.
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by Sephr 6y ago
I'd rather have development resumed on Carlo. You can re-use the existing Chrome install on a user's device without having to rely on a system-provided WebView.
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by Sephr 6y ago
> Google doesn't have the option to say no What does that mean? Surely Google could remove their entire presence from Australia if they felt like it.
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by Sephr 6y ago
Honestly wish Google did this as well instead of bowing down to unjust laws.
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by Sephr 6y ago
This is to enable Safari's legacy EME implementation. I wonder if there are any vulnerabilities waiting in those unmaintained legacy codepaths https://github.com/WebKit/webkit/blob/master/Source&#x2F
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by Sephr 6y ago
The cited page literally states "All use of Safe Browsing APIs is free of charge." Emphasis 'all'. There may be meetings, but it's still free.
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by Sephr 6y ago
Unreal engine has shared source and accepts PRs, so you could potentially edit the source code to fix issues as well.
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by Sephr 6y ago
This is false. The Signal APK is signed with the same signature as the APK on Google Play. If the signature was different then Android would not allow me to overwrite/update my Google Play Signal installation with the APK that I just d
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by Sephr 6y ago
Windows has special protocol schemes specifically for opening various settings pages. I feel like an accessibility feature will probably make it possible to launch such a URL. Maybe the camera app's QR code integration (if any) can lau
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by Sephr 6y ago
I usually just throw emoji favicon toolkit[1] at this problem and subset to a random rotation of relevant emoji. Client-side-generated and cached favicons are possible with canvas and service workers. 1. https://github.com/e
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by Sephr 6y ago
I'm sure that you have great intentions and this app will soon get AI-enhanced functionality. I just feel like any of your marketing material that mentions AI should be accompanied with a clear note that it is coming soon and not yet i
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by Sephr 6y ago
I reached out to learn more about the patent mentioned on this site. Per Damgaard Husted responded by linking to https://www.dkpto.dk/media/7607/patent-aarsregister-2017.pdf Patent title: "A method for automa
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by Sephr 6y ago
WebAssembly supports threads and shared memory, which should make it possible to implement software-based locks in the meantime. I definitely see the issue that you're bringing up, especially wrt external interoperability.
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by Sephr 6y ago
If your accessibility software gives up when it sees an image without an alt attribute, then I see that as an opportunity for improvement. It's almost 2021. Accessibility software can use ML and OCR to provide a semblance of navigable
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by Sephr 6y ago
Accessibility software absolutely could read text from SVGs embedded using img tags. Just because none do so yet doesn't mean that it can't or won't be done.
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Thanks, I didn't see this
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Why couldn't the Justice Department do this for TurboTax's acquisition of Credit Karma?
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Everything rendered on your screen matters for the visually impaired; even braille characters, however redundant.

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