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by Thorrez 1y ago
I think webapps already have to ask for permission for USB and bluetooth. Desktop apps on Windows and Linux are generally able to do anything. Read any file, etc. Locking them down with a permission system would be a big change.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Are you talking about web apps, mobile apps, desktop apps, or browser extensions?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>Why should websites ever have access to the local network? It's just the default. So far, browsers haven't really given different IP ranges different security. evil.com is allowed to make requests to bank.com . Similarly, evil
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>That presents an entirely new threat model for which we don’t have a solution. What attack do you think doesn't have a solution? CSRF attacks? The solution is CSRF tokens, or checking the Origin header, same as how non-local-networ
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>edit: localhost won't be restricted: It will be restricted. This proposal isn't completely blocking all localhost and local IPs. Rather, it's preventing public sites from communicating with localhost and local IPs. E.g: *
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by Thorrez 1y ago
There are over 300M companies in the world. It seems only 2 companies did this. So look at the revenue models of the other 299,999,998 companies. Meta only started this less than a year ago, so look at their revenue model prior to that.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
"It was the war with Russia that drove the fed to raise interest rates in 2022" sounds like the fed or the US was at war with Russia. Your links 1, 3, 4 mention Ukraine in the same sentence as "war with Russia", which ma
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>That means using 256/5 = 51.2 bits of each word. Why must each word have the same amount? Why not 64 bits on the top word, and 48 bits on the other 4 words?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Something similar is going on with https://xkcd.com/1645/ . They even both mention platonic solids: >Platonic solids for my real friends and real solids for my platonic friends!
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Yes, liberal as a verb sometimes has that meaning. Does "liberals" as a noun ever have that meaning? This article is using "liberals" to refer to members of the political left in America: >The urge to “deplatform” mad
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by Thorrez 1y ago
I was confused because I thought Minecraft was originally Java, but that is Javascript. Wikipedia explains: >On 7 May, 2019, coinciding with Minecraft's 10th anniversary, a JavaScript recreation of an old 2009 Java Edition build nam
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by Thorrez 1y ago
That 1M was not paid by Apple. It was paid by Zerodium, a company that sold/sells vulnerabilities to attackers (e.g. NSA).
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by Thorrez 1y ago
The curl output you post confuses me. Can you post the full output? The output you posted didn't show a redirect loop. But since you cut out content, maybe there was a redirect loop that I can't see. Here's my full curl outpu
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Remote salaries will generally be lower than SF salaries. Cost of living adjusted though, they may be higher.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Wow this thread is confusing lol. >So when you said "I think a lot of other people are hypocritical in the opposite direction" did you mean that Democrats focus too much on ideological justification and consistency instead of b
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Sure. I asked that question to mixologist. I think you have a different opinion from mixologist. I'm fine with you providing your answer to the question. In my reply I just wanted to make sure that it's clear that your answer is o
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Maybe I misunderstood mixologist's point. I thought mixologist's point was that there's a logical inconsistency if someone wants states to regulate one issue, but not another issue. You seem to be fine with allowing states to
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by Thorrez 1y ago
So it sounds like you think states should be banned from creating AI laws. I believe that's different from what the person I was replying to thinks.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Sorry, I don't understand what you're saying. What do you mean "an either or decision here"?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Your request to https://spacejam.com is redirected to https://www.spacejam.com/ . Your request to http://www.spacejamanewlegacy.net is redirected to https://www.spacejamanewlegacy.net&#x2F
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by Thorrez 1y ago
What would a ring metro look like in NYC? Manhattan is an island. Directly west of it is a body of water, then land that is not NYC, in fact is not NY.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
I visited https://www.spacejam.com/ with Chrome on Windows, Firefox on Windows, and Chrome on Android. It didn't redirect for any of them.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Sorry, my previous comment omitted a word. I meant to say "I didn't get a redirect to https://www.spacejamanewlegacy.net/ ". slyall claimed to be redirected to https://www.spacejamanewlegacy.net&#x
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>IMHO the real problem is cars. The US still can't imagine itself without cars. All of the US except NYC. In NYC 45.6% of households own a car. In Berlin it's 49%. https://www.titlemax.com/discovery-center/
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Ok: "The crew who have..." "The crew that have..." "The crew which have..." "The crew that has..." "The crew which has..." Not ok: "The crew who has..." The reason that last one is
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Hmm, I didn't get a redirect https://www.spacejamanewlegacy.net/
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by Thorrez 1y ago
The document shared by epiecs says you need to lean into turns (turn left, lean left).
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by Thorrez 1y ago
That document says you need to lean into a turn. That's what I would expect. Turn left, lean your body left. The picture on the cover shows the rider turning left and leaning left. >Since sidecar outfits are not symmetrical, the tec
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>He’d never done yoga Huh, the article says he did Yoga.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>when turning left I was told to lean to the right (which is obviously different to a two wheeler where you lean in the direction of the turn), otherwise you'd pop-up on two wheels easily enough! Can you explain the mechanics behind

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