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by buildfocus 3y ago
I don't think the debate here is about motivation - the concern is that in itself, regardless of the reasons, attempting to trademark a generic technical term is bad behaviour.
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by buildfocus 3y ago
> Dell, for sure, earned a lot of money selling placement on the Home Screen (or pre-installation) to 3P app developers. Selling default placement & promotion is a very different beast from "Dell only allows Dell-approved softwa
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by buildfocus 3y ago
If you're migrating from sentry to self hosting, you might as well just self host Sentry itself no? I've never tried myself, but it seems relatively straightforward: https://develop.sentry.dev/self-hosted/
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by buildfocus 3y ago
I can imagine there lots of practical ways they can use AI - guessing the cause & solution of issues (this seems to be an off by one error, or you might want to check for null values on this line), automatically finding & linking yo
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by buildfocus 3y ago
That does have some major caveats of course: some headers will be totally ignored by the browser due to web restrictions, some will be added/overridden (e.g. user agent), and CORS will apply (which will seriously surprise most Linux to
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by buildfocus 3y ago
> you get basically identical popups for a website wanting to send you notification Last I saw, that's not really true - you get asked for BT access in general, but then you have to directly select the device you want the site to co
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by buildfocus 3y ago
The classic better approach would be to drop part of the IP address entirely, so it's impossible to recreate the full value. For example, dropping the last octet (turning 123.4.5.6 into 123.4.5.0) means you can usually still do useful
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by buildfocus 3y ago
Bitwarden has built in emergency access: https://bitwarden.com/help/emergency-access/ That coves these kinds of cases reasonably imo: you can invite somebody, and then that person can later request access when tha
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by buildfocus 3y ago
Creator of Mastodon has 330k. Not sure if he's #1 but he's a strong contender: https://mastodon.social/@Gargron EDIT: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1cpUKkoT1MUn8_xM
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by buildfocus 3y ago
They're effectively the same I think - this post is from 2021 but a later version of the same draft renamed the concept to QUERY.
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by buildfocus 4y ago
Disagree. I switched to Framework from a Thinkpad X1, I've actually been very impressed by the quality - feels super sturdy, keyboard is a significant improvement, it's great.
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by buildfocus 4y ago
Demanding is a bit strong, it's a reasonable request! If you're not happy with it, you're welcome to not contribute, or to fork and share contributions there instead. I do think this example is a bit long and hard to read tho
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by buildfocus 4y ago
I've used Linux on an X1 Carbon for many years now, but I just bought a 12th Gen Framework - so far it's noticeably better in every aspect, from software support to build quality to support, and of course maintainability. The X1 g
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by buildfocus 4y ago
I have spent a lot of effort in Duolingo in multiple languages, that I now use daily. Imo it's a mediocre but _extremely_ convenient way to build a base of vocabulary, but it is completely different to seriously learning a language (un
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by buildfocus 4y ago
I got a steam deck - it makes a very decent attempt at transforming the former experience into the latter, but keeping access to all your existing PC games.
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by buildfocus 5y ago
https://httptoolkit.tech/blog/frida-certificate-pinning/ has a good guide and Frida script that will disable certificate pinning automatically in most cases.
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by buildfocus 6y ago
As other posters mention, you can disable this when you need to, but also browsers generally treat localhost and/or 127.0.0.1 as secure origins in themselves anyway, so I suspect that won't be necessary. See https://dev
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by buildfocus 7y ago
In short, I don't, but it's an interesting idea! Have you seen https://segment.com ? It's a similar concept, for analytics services only. You set up segment in your app once, and they act as a middleman, such that
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by buildfocus 7y ago
A bit of a tangent, but I'm loving seeing Monaco embedded in more projects like this. Monaco is the editor from VS Code, extracted and officially supported as a standalone component to use elsewhere. Internally I think the extraction w
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by buildfocus 9y ago
This is very cool, but I have no idea at all where I'd ever use it.
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Unlimited free services: exploiting vulnerabilities in UrbanClap(blog.uditagarwal.com)
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