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   by bouke 6y ago

   I agree, probably even more polarizing than the Python 2/3 fiasco. All big applications in C# have been built on .Net Framework and migration to Core is non-trivial if you use any of the EOL technologies. OSS has mostly migrated by now
2. 242.▲
   by bouke 6y ago

   My Canon printer won’t join my SSID containing an emoji, helpfully throws generic E36 (or something like that). All Apple devices show and connect to the SSID just fine.
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   by bouke 6y ago

   I’m under the impression that there’s also some timing bug going on. Pressing enter too soon sometime leaves me with a filled in address field (no focus anymore) but also a blank page. I need to cmd+L, wait, enter again before firing off th
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   by bouke 6y ago

   You can.
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   by bouke 6y ago

   It was featured in some article on HN before that we used to have "safe areas". Areas where you could grab a window and drag it around, without having to carefully place the cursor or accidentally pressing a button. This is not ne
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   by bouke 6y ago

   And the internet requirement also makes it definitely not a clone. This is addressed in the readme, but still, don’t call it a clone then.
7. 247.▲
   by bouke 6y ago

   DDG has reduced my need for Google Search for about 99% now. I even dread having to adding “!g” to my search as I have a growing dislike for Google’s grey UX patterns.
8. 248.▲
   by bouke 6y ago

   > By contrast, here are some examples of techniques that, used responsibly, would not be affected by the new signal: > Interstitials that appear to be in response to a legal obligation, such as for cookie usage or for age verification
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   by bouke 6y ago

   Sadly only available if your carrier supports it. Here in the Netherlands it doesn’t work with one of the largest carriers (Vodafone) for example. I also don’t know if it’s still English-only.
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    by bouke 6y ago

    Also when everything is running locally people tend to forget network latency and the cost of additional roundtrips. This comes at a high price when for example doing lots of database queries or waiting on a majority confirmation of a clus
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    by bouke 6y ago

    If you're using a Logitech Receiver (small USB type A RF dongle [0]) plugged into a USB-C hub, interference might be causing your problems[1]. I used to have a setup like that, but after switching to Apple's USB-C adapters (USB-C
12. 252.▲
    by bouke 6y ago

    Someone posted somewhere that switching to an usb-c monitor fixed their issue (instead of usb-c to hdmi adapter). Anyone here have some experience with this?
13. 253.▲
    by bouke 7y ago

    Dial-up modems and sound cards and IRQ settings. Getting them to work simultaneously.
14. 254.▲
    by bouke 7y ago

    Then there’s still Affero GPL (AGPL).
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    by bouke 7y ago

    I was thinking the same, and a image search revealed the old preferences dialog for Safari: https://www.howtoisolve.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Browe... . So yes; you could block third-party cookies be
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    by bouke 7y ago

    Neutering extensions was necessary as they were a major privacy problem in itself. Most extensions would inject themselves in any page, having access to everything on such sites; for example your bank login, credit card transaction details,
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    by bouke 7y ago

    At $300 that’s a very expensive part for something that’s already attached to every laptop it’s trying to immitate.
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    by bouke 7y ago

    Secure Remote Password (SRP) is a protocol for verifying a password without knowledge of the actual password. Now we only need all browsers and applications to support it! Well and a way for initial setup (sharing the seeds).
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    by bouke 7y ago

    Author is complaining about Ember having "glimmer" as a dependency and not knowing what it does, however the author is searching github/google for the term "glitter".
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    by bouke 7y ago

    Ugh I hate Teams with a passion and hope it dies asap.
21. 261.▲
    by bouke 7y ago

    Oops, edited, thanks. I’m not looking for 1 answer perse, mostly looking for opinions.
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    by bouke 7y ago

    What use does SAML still hold with the advent of OIDC? When building enterprise software, should I bother implementing SAML or is OIDC support commonplace?
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    by bouke 7y ago

    Observing the launch of SwiftUI as a bystander (I'm not developing for any Apple platform), it seems that people are very excited about SwiftUI, but also get burned by it a lot. This is mostly Apple's fault by releasing this frame
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    by bouke 7y ago

    Indeed. The readme itself says it “aims to be a simple example of Apple's not-so-new LocalAuthentication API usage“. So this is more like a “swifty wrapper” around LAContext[0]. [0]: https://github.com/aiFigueiredo&#x2F
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    by bouke 7y ago

    Yes! Can somebody please think of children?!
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    by bouke 7y ago

    Your “old”[0] set was actually introduced 4 years _after_ the “new” set[1]. Also, the “old” set has quite a few less parts: 297 vs 384. And the “new” plane is about 20% longer. And looking at the instructions, the hull is rather similar to
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    by bouke 7y ago

    Seems like a lot of work where a simple session id would suffice. JWT’s are not the appropriate solution where session-like behavior is wanted.
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    by bouke 7y ago

    Website hijacks my back button in Safari. Is there something that can be done to prevent this?
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    by bouke 7y ago

    It would probably be more interesting to weigh those apps by popularity, instead of just a simple count.
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    by bouke 7y ago

    I'm using Parallels. Support is terrible. Software is ok-ish.