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by bouke 7y ago
It would be great if there were some user-space support for this in next year's macOS release. I think it would be useful for a lot of cloud storage providers.
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by bouke 7y ago
I once witnessed something similar. Deep down in the repository code there was a field marked `static`, which should've been an instance property. The value would be overwritten by the last user to access the repository; so this result
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by bouke 7y ago
Is it better? The suggestion is vulnerable to a sha256 collision attack.
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by bouke 7y ago
Indeed, a small list of the problems I have with Teams: https://www.reddit.com/r/Office365/comments/axzdct/my_issues... .
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by bouke 7y ago
Mine is also running hot with serious fan noise when Windows running in a VM. This was not the case for all my previous MacBooks.
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Zoom-Zoom: We Are Watching You(research.checkpoint.com)
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by bouke 7y ago
Well that’s what I meant by “opening up the wall”.
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by bouke 7y ago
There are two aspects that are currently adressed by https: identity and privacy. What I’m proposing does indeed only solve the privacy aspect. And for some use-cases, that’s fine. Not all use-cases (e.g. your bank), and we would still have
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by bouke 7y ago
Welcome to the world of algorithms, unaccountably going about their business while we entrust them with more and more power.
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by bouke 7y ago
Another reminder that we should fight for encryption by default, without requiring a validated certificate. Just self-signed like most end-ro-end encryption schemes. For such sites, browsers could not display a padlock to differentiate them
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by bouke 7y ago
The remote can be configured for either CEC or IR, see also: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205225#siriappletv . The only problem happens when not playing from the AppleTV and you use the volume buttons. It’ll switch
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by bouke 7y ago
Just deploy it on your local network. No need to expose it to the internet. Sure, authentication is a nice bonus, but a simple firewall goes a long way.
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by bouke 7y ago
The car has GPS so surely knows what road it is driving on. Why can drivers even activate AP on any road besides highways?
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by bouke 7y ago
That requires the computer to hotswap to be plugged into a power strip. It doesn't work if the computer is plugged into the wall directly. (Well leaving aside modifying the house's electricity / opening up the wall obviously.
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by bouke 7y ago
I immediately wondered the same, and I think not. The upper wings are not at a 90 degree angle to the body, so alive and well. Apart from being a black and white drawing of course.
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by bouke 7y ago
I think that after disabling WiFi, there's no Googling possible.
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by bouke 7y ago
Shake once more, it'll offer to redo.
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by bouke 7y ago
I guess the same holds for Azure DevOps plugins, over which users don’t even have control over the version used. So what’s preventing plugin owners from doing something harmful?
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by bouke 7y ago
No. It's a functional cookie. You don't need permission for functional cookies.
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by bouke 7y ago
Yes, it’s 6,9% over the total gross of all salaries, paid by the employer. See also: https://www.belastingdienst.nl/wps/wcm/connect/bldcontentnl/... (Dutch)
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by bouke 7y ago
Even though ij often fills a single square in puzzle, it is not a character in the Dutch alphabet. It is sometimes incorrectly assumed to be in place of y (y is only used for foreign words). It is a combination of i and j, but has special u
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by bouke 7y ago
A sample output (either XML or JSON) is not a substitute for a specification. Looking at the XML when a list has only a single element, you wouldn't know if there could be more. You need an XSD to accompany the XML, which is what is ty
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by bouke 7y ago
I had the pleasure of working with the API of a customer that wanted to expose a JSON/REST API to their existing XML/SOAP backend. Instead of going the sane rout and re-use the XSDs to serve as the structure for the JSON, they jus
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by bouke 7y ago
It argues that you would _trust by proxy_. So: you trust the company (site) you're visiting, that company trusts third parties, and by proxy you trust those third parties. The problem is that most people wouldn't trust those brand
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by bouke 7y ago
It seems to be equally bad to the WYSIWYG that Microsoft Teams provide, which also has similarly MarkDown shortcuts. However the one from Teams isn’t even deterministic.
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by bouke 7y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21254166 from last month.
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by bouke 7y ago
What is the use case for a hosted Visual Studio Code?
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by bouke 7y ago
I’ve been using Mobile Safari since the first iPad launched and haven’t run into any of the bugs you mentioned.
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by bouke 7y ago
I agree. Most of the points are just complaints about how Safari is not Chrome. Just stop creating bloated web applications trying to mimic a native experience with inefficient tools, and just build a solid native experience with the tools
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by bouke 7y ago
Historically correct timezone handling is one thing, but you also have to consider future timezone changes unknown at this time. For example some EU countries might decide to cancel daylight savings. Now your conversion from UTC is off by a

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