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daxelrod
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I suspected that was the long term vision for AMP.
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I feel the same way about logicals. For those unfamiliar, the OS had a distributed hierarchical key-value store like etcd or zookeeper built in, years earlier than these technologies.
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The Node world has many tools to solve this problem. The docs for caxa have the best comparison between them I've seen https://github.com/leafac/caxa#prior-art .
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Series I savings bonds are designed to track inflation. https://www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/research/indepth/ibonds... . I only recently became aware of them and I am not qualified to give financial advice,
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Some people use 2FA because the service they're accessing requires it. Some people use 2FA for work accounts because their employer requires it. Using 2FA doesn't necessarily indicate savvy on the part of the user.
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BallisticNG has tried really hard to get the look and feel of the PSX Wiepout games, including an optional PSX shader that adds vertex wobble. https://neognosis.games/ballisticng/
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Can you please give more detail about what model this was and how the upgrade worked? Did you give it an internet connection? Did it find open wifi on its own? Did it use a cellular antenna? I'm curious as an owner of a Vizio TV that I
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What's interesting about that is that John Gruber uses footnotes extensively in his own blog posts (and has since approximately 2005), but chooses to implement them with HTML snippets rather than having created a dedicated Markdown syn
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5y ago
You're best off with something that isn't conductive to avoid shorting any of the pins. I'd stay away from paper clips. Toothpicks also work well.
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They promote other technologies of theirs via the MOTD, which some consider an ad. See https://news.softpedia.com/news/canonical-under-fire-for-put... . Here's the current MOTD: https://motd.ubuntu.com&
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This is a pretty standard policy at larger companies. Part of the reason is that even if everything in the emails is 100% legally fine, discovery is _expensive_ and gets more expensive the more emails exist. This explanation was given to me
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The value proposition of a tax accountant is not usually crunching numbers. It's instead helping you find the optimal choices to make when filing, helping you model your situation in terms of tax code, and giving you advice about how t
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5y ago
I agree that collaborative text editing between multiple users simultaneously is hard. That doesn't mean that Git couldn't have a much better UI for this problem than it does. And while I agree that Git seems to have mostly won ov
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Presumably, they and their lawyers believe they are subject to Russian jurisdiction. Why else would they have challenged an order from the Russian government in Russian court?
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Does the script element injected as a DOM node from an extension or a content script end up having a different CSP than a script element that loaded with the page or was injected by a script on the page?
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> As I understand it, this is what they're really aiming to prevent: dynamically-loaded code that runs in the extension's privileged context. Thank you, this is extremely helpful for me understanding the security model here, an
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> While Manifest V3 extensions can't use code that isn't bundled with the extension Does this mean they're not allowed to write to the DOM? Because if they are allowed to write to the DOM, they can just add a script tag th
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Thank you, this is fantastic advice that just worked for me to be able to redownload an old app with a new signature without losing its data.
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Awesome! I'll look out for these numbers. Do you need more data? If so, what's the best way for me to add to it? Would that be installing Nightly, setting fission.autostart to true, and enabling some telemetry?
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This is fantastic work that will greatly improve the security of Firefox; big thanks to those who have worked on it. Is there data on what effect it will have on memory use? One of the primary reasons I use Firefox is that it uses significa
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Some journals’ copyright assignments have explicit carve-outs for authors to distribute their own work.
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Think about it this way. Let’s say you’re a company with 500 engineers. Heroku is still a fantastic abstraction to provide to product teams, but the economics may make sense to have a 5-person team owning and maintaining that infrastructure
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And you _can_ pay for the article in a way that causes the site to stop serving ads. The Verge is part of Scroll, which is one of the services where you pay a monthly subscription fee to not see ads on their member sites. Not shilling (I ha
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This is fascinating, thank you. As a counterpoint to your #2, what proportion people using $100-$200 headphones equalize them properly? This strikes me as similar to displays. Most people don't do any calibration, and reviewers tend to
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Plenty of Bluetooth adapters are designed for a specific headphone model and sit flush against the cup without additional wires. When they're attached, it's easy to forget that they're not built in. See https://the
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In the US, wire transfers can incur fees for both sender and recipient. ACH is more often used by medium to large businesses transferring money from or to consumers, but the ergonomics are pretty bad for one-off person to person transfers,
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You can host it yourself at any of the tiers. Paying for GitLab doesn't necessarily imply SaaS GitLab.
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Fedora is strategically useful to Red Hat as an upstream of CentOS Stream, which is now an upstream of RHEL. As long as that remains the case, I wouldn’t expect them to pull funding.
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You can get an aftermarket head unit with CarPlay and keep your car! I have no idea why this wasn’t better publicized.
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For many people, their phone is their primary computing device. Sometimes their only computing device. Large numbers of people use their phones for games, video/photo editing, videoconferencing (which can involve real time image proces
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