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by daveidol 4y ago
uBlock origin is far better, especially compared to this Manifest v3 version of AdGuard. AdGuard are just doing this to capture the upcoming hole in the market as uBlock Origin stops working in Chrome. Everyone should switch to Firefox.
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by daveidol 4y ago
When do you play games on vacation? I feel like I'm usually much more present and either out doing things or at home spending time with friends/family when on vacation (meaning no time to game except when on an airplane).
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by daveidol 4y ago
It's a relatively new feature for Chrome, but I agree I think FF should copy it
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by daveidol 4y ago
Modern BMWs are actually quite reliable - just expensive to repair.
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by daveidol 4y ago
But what about stock prices? May be a good time to reach a particular equity package that is likely to go way up in the future vs fewer shares at a time when prices are high.
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by daveidol 4y ago
I think that’s a bit of an overstatement. fetch() is pretty easy to use as-is and commonplace in React code. Sure, some prefer isomorphic libraries like axios, but it’s far from a requirement these days.
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by daveidol 4y ago
> But isn't the whole announcement about Firefox also going to support v3 (e.g. you only need to write for v3) except that it still allows some of the removed functionality _additionally_ to the v3 APIs Chrome has? Right - maybe I m
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by daveidol 4y ago
No, for certain changes in Manifest V3 there is no way to polyfill the V2 API because the functionality is essentially removed/impossible to do now. Also, other aspects (like switching from background pages to service workers) require
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by daveidol 4y ago
Yeah, didn't gorhill already say that uBlock Origin will never be ported to Manifest v3 due to how much he'd have to cripple it? That means that very soon all Chrome (and Edge) users will no longer have uBlock Origin, and Firefox
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by daveidol 4y ago
I wonder if some of the people commenting here have ever been to a city like Tokyo. It is a great example of what is actually possible when it comes to cleanliness and safety in a massive urban environment.
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by daveidol 4y ago
Yeah, I think OP is right that this behavior is confusing for Windows users , but as a longtime macOS user I don't find it confusing or problematic at all.
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by daveidol 5y ago
What's wrong with french press?
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by daveidol 5y ago
Honestly, this is the kind of thing I like to see from Mozilla. Very straightforward, plus a way to support this valuable learning resource. I hope it generates some meaningful revenue!
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by daveidol 5y ago
FYI most of these things are available as part of oh-my-fish[1] [1] https://github.com/oh-my-fish/oh-my-fish#readme
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by daveidol 5y ago
Right, I understand that. JWTs can be revoked using a similar server-side mechanism - just that it's more of a blacklist instead of a whitelist. And since you are likely adding more sessions than you are manually revoking them, why not
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by daveidol 5y ago
I still don't see how this makes it significantly more difficult to manage or revoke a JWT than a server-side session. For the session you remove it from the DB, and with a JWT you add it to a blacklist. About the same amount of effort
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by daveidol 5y ago
Just like a session cookie is long-lived? At least with a refresh token you can keep things like specific roles etc. out of it and treat it much like an opaque session cookie (perhaps just containing nothing but the user's ID, which ca
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by daveidol 5y ago
Microsoft adding Android to Windows seems almost like a reaction to Apple adding support for iOS apps on macOS ARM. That way if iOS apps end up becoming a smash hit on Mac, Windows can keep pace.
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by daveidol 5y ago
This is only allowed for "non-digital" goods - otherwise if you distribute in the App Store. Hell, you can't even link to or mention that it would be possible to pay anywhere else.
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by daveidol 5y ago
Does a mobile app alone solve this problem though? My understanding is that fake users can still download an app (or call the API the app would have called), but a phone number is harder to continually spoof/generate.
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by daveidol 5y ago
You could integrate "Verify With Snapchat" and push users towards that instead (requires users to have a Snapchat account) https://snapkit.com/login-kit (scroll down to "Never Pay for SMS Verifications Again&
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by daveidol 5y ago
Wow, I hadn't thought of that use case. I agree Python's toolchain is just not easy to work with.
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by daveidol 5y ago
I agree, but currently Docker on Mac is more about building/testing your server infra on your macOS dev machine before deploying it to Linux where it actually runs as "lightweight" containers. Regardless, would still be gre
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by daveidol 5y ago
I think it was implied they meant tech businesses, seeing as this is Hacker News
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by daveidol 5y ago
Semi-unrelated, but how was your experience moving from Node to Go? Any particular reason/requirement that prompted the change?
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by daveidol 5y ago
Ah “net send” - I remember getting a friend in trouble in high school for telling him how to use it. He sent one to “*” saying something about the FBI or some such, and evidently it ended up reaching computers across the entire local school
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by daveidol 5y ago
Others on here are doing that. A few counterpoints: 1. Electron is cross platform - something the author never even mentions, 2. Really, PHP is the prefect end state for web development of all scale? The lack of even acknowledging these thi
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by daveidol 5y ago
Agreed. I was cringing to read this - had a laugh at the Patreon plug at the end of this poorly-written rant about something he clearly has no solid understanding of.
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by daveidol 5y ago
Isn't this difficult to manage passwords in apps other than a browser though? Plus, I use 1Password to store other sensitive data like SSN etc.
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by daveidol 5y ago
I think ROM hacks are such a cool thing. Childhood me never really knew about them, but it is so cool to see entirely new things added to old games (e.g. Super Mario 64: The Green Stars, or some of the Pokemon Red/Blue hacks). Maybe th

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