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by arccy 1y ago
I've recently discovered there's a lot of stuff like covers even by relatively mainstream artists that you can get from YouTube Music but not on the other platforms like Spotify.
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by arccy 1y ago
CountDownLatch looks like it can only count down? the go one you can add/remove at will
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by arccy 1y ago
even outside of browsers barely anything supports XSLT newer than 1.0
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by arccy 1y ago
Italy I think
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by arccy 1y ago
the web client can send plain text, it's only the mobile client that doesn't have an option to do so
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by arccy 1y ago
Usually it's the other way around...
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by arccy 1y ago
I guess you'd be interested in the arena experiment, though it seems to be currently on pause
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by arccy 1y ago
They probably thought you weren't going to be a good fit for writing idiomatic Go. One of the things many people praise Go for is its standard style across codebases, if you don't like it, you're liable to try and write code
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by arccy 1y ago
w3c architecture astronauts have no place dictating standards that they can't implement.
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by arccy 1y ago
the old sages in ivory towers handed us a spec engraved in stone and expected is to live by it no wonder they were sidelined
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by arccy 1y ago
where is this official statement, I don't think you even managed to get the name right
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by arccy 1y ago
No technical solution is going to save you from an upstream going rogue and you blindly updating. The only way is to properly review your dependencies.
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by arccy 1y ago
s/secure/profitable/
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by arccy 1y ago
shopping at uniqlo is really nice where you can just dump everything you want into the scanner https://www.huayuansh.com/uniqlo-global-stores-applied-rfid-...
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by arccy 1y ago
you can buy it if you have someone willing to sell it to you...
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by arccy 1y ago
english has spaces to separate words, japanese doesn't. have you tried reading english without spaces?
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by arccy 1y ago
back to the world of generic-word.com like in the dotcom boom days.
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by arccy 1y ago
Other experiments did change though: arena got dropped, synctest Run -> Test
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by arccy 1y ago
but it could be like Tokyo....
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by arccy 1y ago
That's poor reasoning. The web now counts as strict but still extensible: you just have to clearly define how to handle unknown input. The web treats all unknowns as a div.
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by arccy 1y ago
That presumes that it's worth the cost and headache to even serve you. It's called the long tail of small customers for a reason: you have a huge amount more customers to satisfy when combined they might be worth less than a singl
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by arccy 1y ago
a state has a monopoly on force, you've obviously never lived under a regime which actively wants to harm you.
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by arccy 1y ago
passkeys are public / private keys. it's just a new pair for every log in.
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by arccy 1y ago
that's just a strawman bad account creation flow that has nothing to do with passkeys. you verify the email address first. passkeys use a unique keypair per account, there's no single public key that represents you.
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by arccy 1y ago
A key part of the recent push for passkeys has been cross device syncing with your Google / Apple / whatever password manager account, so you end up in the same situation: if you can log in to Bitwarden to access your passwords, y
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by arccy 1y ago
but that food for thought has been processed by others already...
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by arccy 1y ago
SMS isn't just insecure, it's a pain when you're out of the country.
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by arccy 1y ago
I don't think anything about Go requires a central authority. You only need access to the sources of all your dependencies. Go by default uses proxy.golang.org for speed/security, and sum.golang.org for sharing verification, but i
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by arccy 1y ago
The decision process is deterministic and requires no human input, it's only there for caching / speed, so it's not like a traditional lockfile. You can delete the indirect section and it will be reconstructed exactly as befo
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by arccy 1y ago
That just sounds like you made a poor choice of password manager that doesn't put a priority on good ux...

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