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by anon7000 5mo ago
It’s an absolutely not true that react is especially bad for this behavior. I think that lots of more traditional websites have very poor back button designs, especially around editing and form submissions. Remember clicking back and the br
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by anon7000 5mo ago
Google could loose 70k active users and it wouldn’t even register as a blip. They have like 50,000-60,000 TIMES as many active users. I’m one of those 70k people and support Kagi, and I also strongly believe in companies succeeding and sust
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by anon7000 5mo ago
That just means the US is better than the place they’re moving from. It doesn’t mean the US is among the best places in the world. Also, public perception of how good things are through US media (Hollywood) is different from reality.
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by anon7000 5mo ago
CachyOS (an Arch distro) has done something kid of like this, where it bundles eg a default setup for hyprland and several other desktop environments. It’s not perfect, but I like their model a lot. I mean it’s very Arch to be able to choos
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by anon7000 5mo ago
It’s fine that many conservatives still feel this way, but they are not electing officials implementing fair, mature immigration policies. They’re electing immature people who aren’t willing to systematically think through immigration polic
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by anon7000 5mo ago
Magazine
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by anon7000 5mo ago
Firefox generally has a lot of the same extensions. I use Zen browser (the OSS “arc-style” Firefox-based browser) on personal devices and generally like it a lot. It replicates a lot of what Arc did
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by anon7000 5mo ago
This doesn’t matter that much. Solar and batteries will last for decades with minimal maintenance and no input. Any kind of fossil fuel generation means constantly going out and digging up new oil sources, shipping them around the world, an
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by anon7000 5mo ago
This whole comment change is exactly what the video is about, how the Toyota hybrid system is actually a lot simpler than pure ICE, and mostly exists to make sure the ICE engine always runs at optimal efficiency
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by anon7000 5mo ago
I think anyone who actually operates that way is very misguided, but it’s a fair point. But either way, 538 was such a nice site for just looking at the data in a fresh way at the time, and it’s a shame that went away. If people are expecti
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by anon7000 5mo ago
Infill development is synonymous with gentrification to most people. Some cheap side of town where a new apartment complex is built on a parking lot of a half-dead strip mall? If it’s “new” it’s going to cost new. Local neighborhood residen
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by anon7000 6mo ago
> I feel like if most developers were actually serious about being an engineering discipline, like we claim, then we wouldn't have all jumped on the LLM bandwagon until they'd been properly tested and had a certain level of rel
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by anon7000 6mo ago
You look like an AI bot. Someone should report you
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by anon7000 6mo ago
100%. Also, fossil fuel is a bit ridiculous compared to renewables because you have to spend a huge amount of effort to find a new resource patch, extract the fuel, ship it all over the planet… just to burn it and it’s gone forever. Not a s
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by anon7000 6mo ago
I was part of a verrry large family and wasn’t parentified, though it absolutely does happen. I mean I didn’t want to play with mom, I wanted to run around in the cornfield with my brothers and play capture the flag or something. And having
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by anon7000 6mo ago
Also anecdotal, but I’ve had iCloud Photos explicitly disabled for nearly a decade and it has never toggled on accidentally. (Even through getting several new devices.) Maybe the issue is that it gets enabled by default if you haven’t had a
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by anon7000 6mo ago
I mean, they’ve been building Orion around WebKit very deliberately for a while: https://blog.kagi.com/orion
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by anon7000 6mo ago
I mean a lot of airline point credit cards do something like that. Many have a fee, and you earn miles by using the card & get mileage bonuses for certain things. But these programs only make sense to a consumer if A) you’re good at fin
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by anon7000 6mo ago
WordPress is dynamic and incredibly customizable. You could vibe code a huge variety of web applications onto WordPress. Not saying that’s a good idea. But WordPress is successful exactly because it’s dynamic and highly personalizable. So y
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by anon7000 6mo ago
How does that make sense?
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by anon7000 6mo ago
The article is really exclusively about the reverse proxy server to server use case, not client to server. The title even says it.
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by anon7000 6mo ago
Yeah, we use GH heavily at work (not so much GHA for critical workflows, thank god). They have an outage that breaks our git operations once a week at least. Like, webhooks not delivered, PRs not showing up, git operations not working, API
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by anon7000 6mo ago
Totally, but my service accounts own the api keys. But keys are still annoying to rotate. You know what’s not annoying to rotate? Short-lived tokens with very limited scope that get assigned more on demand
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by anon7000 6mo ago
Modern lithium batteries can last decades! LFP batteries can take thousands of discharges cycles, and most systems wouldn’t be designed to fully drain the batteries anyways (keeping them at more optimal levels of charge to maintain capacity
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by anon7000 6mo ago
I don’t know a single person in my life who thinks US healthcare is good, so that’s weird. And many my peers a have good jobs with good health insurance. Everyone I know has at least one bad story about insurance, if you’ve ever had more th
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by anon7000 6mo ago
The source is this a very interesting video: https://youtu.be/PPJ6NJkmDAo TLDR, it only impacts Visa Cards if you have express transit mode enabled, and relies on a MITM attack. There are two root issues: 1. iOS does not ve
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by anon7000 6mo ago
My experience writing code is that it’s more terse and specific, even in its own voice. I find it catching bugs more often during implementation more too, comparing directly against 4.6. I think I prefer its style because it seems to be way
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by anon7000 6mo ago
You’re saying a mastodon instance can’t vet DDosed?
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by anon7000 6mo ago
because they’re using it for different things where it works well and that’s all they know?
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by anon7000 6mo ago
The irony of this is hilarious > Resource Limit Is Reached > The website is temporarily unable to service your request as it exceeded resource limit. Please try again later.

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