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by Sephr 3y ago
You may have purchased an SD card with a fake/spoofed capacity, which can cause all sorts of issues. This is apparently a pretty big issue with stores like Amazon that comingle inventories from multiple vendors.
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by Sephr 3y ago
DNT isn't deprecated in Firefox or Chrome.
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by Sephr 3y ago
Fortunately consent managers can still enforce restrictions onto non-compliant trackers whenever this signal is detected.
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by Sephr 4y ago
The UI imposes a 5% minimum (and 15% default) value for "Tip thanks.dev" under "How much would you like to donate each month?" on https://thanks.dev/settings This implementation is clearly for-profit. I
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by Sephr 4y ago
Stalkerware is bad but there is clearly a difference between putting a GPS tracker watch on your under 4 year old while they go to preschool vs a 10 year old in primary school.
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by Sephr 4y ago
No cost... except a ton of your personal info.
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by Sephr 4y ago
> If we’re expecting the page DOM to change often (for example, with SPAs), we certainly don’t want to miss out on any valuable data. Just set a MutationObserver to watch the entire page, and reapply listeners as needed. The code below t
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by Sephr 4y ago
Personally I'm much more excited for the Naya Create[1]. It has a much lower learning curve and vastly better portability. 1. https://naya.tech/
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by Sephr 4y ago
GitHub also blocks their built-in fork UI functionality when the original repo's owner uses the site's "block" feature against you, which doesn't align with my expectations. Ironically, anyone affected by this poorl
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by Sephr 4y ago
I made some similar concepts using generated content via Link header stylesheets over a decade ago at https://code.eligrey.com/css/link-header For example, this CSS[1] resulted in a professional-looking 'blog post
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by Sephr 4y ago
If you're developing something that you aren't currently capable of testing or keeping 'tidy', should you just give up? If you focus on developing that thing and make the tests work later, it is absolutely possible to pu
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Safari Blocks Gitlab.com in China and Hong Kong(twitter.com)
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by Sephr 4y ago
You can definitely call yourself a professional software engineer in the US.
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by Sephr 4y ago
You probably want to qualify "single chip processors" with "small". Single chip processors with over 100 billion transistors have been possible for years. We've had trillion-transistor single chip processors since 2
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by Sephr 4y ago
Clicking on a 'phishing' link can't hurt, and it's not like this person's website is ever going to be presented to you in a sensitive context (e.g. "download/install software from this site"). You sho
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by Sephr 4y ago
> Not all approaches can provide a seamless upgrade. For example if you replace all `<img src="foo.jxl">` with a canvas DOM will be changed and anything expecting the element to be HTMLImageElement will break. Likewise, C
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by Sephr 4y ago
Why do you think that polyfills can't implement progressive decoding? It's simply a matter of using <canvas> for progressive rendering.
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by Sephr 4y ago
We probably have the Countering Foreign Propaganda and Disinformation Act to thank for this.
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by Sephr 4y ago
> You will be able to use 100% of the device functions with the free app Except for the device function which provides access to "key parameters in real time".
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by Sephr 4y ago
Likewise, SVGs can embed HTML with <foreignObject>. It's DOM trees all the way down
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by Sephr 4y ago
You can't make a 'slim' model as easily with these minor efficiency improvements.
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by Sephr 4y ago
> This article is about Yubikeys. Or is it. The project itself is "virtual-fido". It would be unwise for the author to use the Yubikey trademark in their project name.
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by Sephr 4y ago
This merge doesn't make the environmental cost go away. It props up past environmental harms on a pedistal.
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by Sephr 4y ago
> How does this work? I don't know myself, but it's possible that they are simply reading unencrypted SNI fields from TLS connections. SNI exposes the website hostnames that you connect to.
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by Sephr 4y ago
> therefore cryptographic code would have to give hints to the processor to enable such countermeasures. Such a facility does not seem to exist yet, and this is why this vulnerability is considered to be unfixable That is what I am descr
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by Sephr 4y ago
We need an industry-wide effort for coordination between cryptography library owners & device/chip vendors to ensure the use of constant CPU frequencies during cryptographic operations. It's odd that the authors haven't c
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by Sephr 4y ago
I've been using a catch-all email routing setup for many years. I use unique breach canaries to maintain this list of companies that have sold or leaked my personal data to unauthorized parties: https://gist.github.com/
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by Sephr 4y ago
If I had to guess, the OP's payment method is specifically what got flagged, resulting in the domain being blocked. See https://community.cloudflare.com/t/domain-not-working-after-... where someone who appears to
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by Sephr 4y ago
I presume so that they can justify an app that may or may not sell your user data.
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by Sephr 4y ago
The comment you're that replying to has the answer to your question. It's https://adnauseam.io/

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