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   by TingPing 1y ago

   Because the ad has literally nothing to do with Spotify? Podcasters can say or sell whatever.
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   by TingPing 1y ago

   This whole comment is insane but I’ll just say the last administration helped fund transit, but is of course being rolled back by the new one. https://www.transit.dot.gov/about/news/biden-harris-administ... https
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   by TingPing 1y ago

   Most of the US population lives in metro areas of large cities. You are an outlier, that’s fine for rural areas.
4. 124.▲
   by TingPing 1y ago

   Google is basically just using the YouTube app as a second factor.
5. 125.▲
   by TingPing 1y ago

   I wouldn’t group app authentication like that with normal passkeys that are stored elsewhere.
6. 126.▲
   by TingPing 1y ago

   Qualcomm CPUs outperform Apple now, Apple was just early and had exclusivity for manufacturing 3nm at TSMC.
7. 127.▲
   by TingPing 1y ago

   You aren’t wrong. It is built in to Googles and Apples though, should be widely used.
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   by TingPing 1y ago

   It completely fails to be helpful as a C/C++. I don’t understand the positivity around it but it must be trained on a lot of web frameworks.
9. 129.▲
   by TingPing 1y ago

   Lately I’ve only tried clion, which has no free version. Personally it didn’t function as well as vscode for C++.
10. 130.▲
    by TingPing 1y ago

    Mostly made up information in my experience.
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    by TingPing 1y ago

    I’m not sure I’ve met a Jetbrains user in projects I’ve worked on. It’s a paid product so just has a small userbase.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    There is a draft spec over it, Ill find it later, but they do hardcode it now and never touch dns.
13. 133.▲
    by TingPing 2y ago

    Recently browsers hardcode localhost to never resolve over dns.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    Hmm, there have been discussions about doing it, but I guess they are moving slowly.
15. 135.▲
    by TingPing 2y ago

    Debian and RHEL already did.
16. 136.▲
    by TingPing 2y ago

    The classic option is just a self extracting exe. I don’t really understand the fear of archives personally.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    Sure but the “stable tools” are currently C and those projects probably build on a decade old distro. Replacing them with faster moving projects will hit issues.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    Rust projects do not care about the limits of a distro, they just say use rustup, so future fixes will be left out of Ubuntu sometimes.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    Real projects get into the millions of lines of code, Rust will not scale to compile that quickly.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    I wouldn’t compare them, C is very simple.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    If you don’t understand what it outputs then it’s just random garbage.
22. 142.▲
    by TingPing 2y ago

    For now. Advertisers now know ways to bypass all blockers for Chrome.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    WebKitGTk performance has improved a ton in the past few releases. Orion will ofc match that. Also working on WebExtensions in upstream hopefully by end of year.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    2FA has nothing to do with the encryption, if that data is leaked.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    It works fine in Linux, the limit is artificial. Multiple extensions fix it like https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/netflux/
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    Something I learned is that some cities just don’t use sirens. It’s not really necessary for low speed areas.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    I agree with what you say, but I think many users care most about coverage. Its not like ublock is slow on a desktop. It would be great if you did some benchmarking though! Its also possible to extend WebKits rules, if you can prove minimal
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    I think its open source, but yes the app is paid.
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    To set a baseline: Ad blockers work by a combination of static rulesets and dynamic javascript. Safari does not support the ruleset format of Chrome/Firefox, so a ruleset has to be maintained for it specifically. In practice this is al
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    by TingPing 2y ago

    Ads that use dns cnames to bypass block lists. Only Firefox has an API for this. Ads that previously were blocked at the HTTP Response level. ManifestV3 removed this API. A world where the number of ad rules exceeds the new limit. Which is