confusedbucket

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by confusedbucket 6d ago
I still vividly remember when GDPR was being implemented. LinkedIn was suddenly filled with GDPR gurus and insightful posts about how impactful the laws are, lawyers were constantly producing new contract templates and forms, companies were
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by confusedbucket 7d ago
And get rid of all the hardcoded paths, domains, things that only make it work on the specific OS the previous person was using even though there's nothing in the app that would justify it. And then one day, someone introduces Docker,
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by confusedbucket 7d ago
Outside of the prefork mode (which cannot compete even with just FPM/Apache mod), this has a bunch of isolation issues that I don't see mentioned anywhere; namely statics in functions (often seen as a request-lifetime cache in PHP
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by confusedbucket 10d ago
In the web interface, are there any plans to support attaching local directories through File System Access API and accessing internal (as in, not reachable over Internet) MCPs, assuming correct CORS setup, of course?
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by confusedbucket 14d ago
> It's not like they can't pass this locally if they want it It wouldn't be the first time an unpopular or downright malicious law got pushed upstream: - Data Retention Directive (UK) - Press publishers' right (German
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by confusedbucket 29d ago
If only Google had a UI framework that would let them build apps and target all platforms.
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by confusedbucket 1mo ago
I think you are subtly dissing me :) I was half-joking, of course I could've just asked Claude, but the linked site shows there has been actual recent spikes in the use of the word 'spike'. The term does match what I was rece
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by confusedbucket 1mo ago
That confirms the recent spike of Claude calling everything I was recently working on a 'spike'. I still don't know what that term is supposed to represent (apparently).
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by confusedbucket 1mo ago
COD:BO7's single-player uses dedicated servers. Terrible, yes, but that's as foolproof as it gets when it comes to piracy. They also probably did this to combat all the 'services' offering to unlock camos/cosmetics
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by confusedbucket 1mo ago
Fair enough and good for you. My point was that currently your only options are either giving up a freedom to run the software you want, or losing utility. In neither case I feel like being in control. The war is over and the users lost.
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by confusedbucket 1mo ago
Where do I buy this device that does let me run any software I want? Most Android phones don't even let users unlock the bootloader anymore. And if you do unlock the bootloader, now Google Pay doesn't work, among other things. I d
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by confusedbucket 2mo ago
> Has this happened to you before ? Almost, recently. I bought a new Mac, needed something reliable to carry around. I never had a Mac or anything from Apple before, so I wasn't familiar with how exactly does it work. I knew homebre