ShinyNewFeature

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Architecting Security for Agentic Capabilities in Chrome(security.googleblog.com)
3 points by ShinyNewFeature 10mo ago|0 comments
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by ShinyNewFeature 2y ago
In many jurisdictions in the US, there is a requirement for the casino and lottery operators to pay a certain percentage (typically 90+%) back as winnings. Do health insurance companies have to follow similar requirements? If so, individual
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by ShinyNewFeature 5y ago
I do not think Tor necessarily requires 3 hops. See https://tor.stackexchange.com/a/497 . It's just that 3 hops provide significant incremental benefit over 2 hops.
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by ShinyNewFeature 5y ago
It's a 2-hop TOR.
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by ShinyNewFeature 5y ago
These are all great features. Wonder when Google will catch up? Seems like they are actually moving more in the opposite direction.
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Apple’s AppTrackingTransparency Is Upending Mobile Phone Tracking(eff.org)
2 points by ShinyNewFeature 5y ago|0 comments
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by ShinyNewFeature 5y ago
Right, but what Google did was to slow down only the non-AMP ads. If the goal was to build a better user experience, they should have slowed ALL the ads.
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by ShinyNewFeature 5y ago
The challenge is that the notification acceptance rate is so low on mobile devices that it makes it meaningless to implement such features [1]. Practically, user is most likely to accept notifications from sites that they interact with a lo
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by ShinyNewFeature 5y ago
As a user, I think what's holding back web is not the lack of APIs but how much web and browsers have repeatedly ignored user preferences, and optimized for tracking and ads. Go to any news website and it contains tons of trackers tryi
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by ShinyNewFeature 5y ago
As a user, I think what's holding back web is not the lack of APIs but how much web and browsers have repeatedly ignored user preferences, and optimized for tracking and ads. Go to any news website and it contains tons of trackers tryi
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by ShinyNewFeature 6y ago
Can anybody explain why Chromium tech writer chose to sprinkle "up to" everywhere in the numbers? For example: "we’ve improved browser responsiveness by up to 9%". This makes the article so confusing to read. Does it mea