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91.
by easrng 4y ago
I'm also seeing consistently spaced red blips.
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by easrng 4y ago
That's only if you have headers outside a default-allowed list set.
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by easrng 4y ago
There's nothing wrong with that code, though it is a potential fingerprinting vector.
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by easrng 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33430515
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by easrng 4y ago
Fuck the license, here's the code it injects: /* Copyright 2010 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved. http://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout/intl/en/eula_text.html */ (function () { var
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by easrng 4y ago
I don't know for sure because I don't have any relatives or other people of that age I regularly interact with but I wouldn't be surprised, I know 11-12 year olds using it tho that would be early middle school not elementary
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by easrng 4y ago
Tumblr users wouldn't let that happen.
98.
by easrng 4y ago
tbh I'd rather it didn't try to replace twitter, it works fine the way it is for me
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by easrng 4y ago
Snapchat seems like it's dying. A lot of people I know around my age (I'm in high school) either deleted it or only have it to keep up their streaks. However, it seems like younger kids (elementary maybe and middle) are still usin
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by easrng 4y ago
Is this in-browser as in running the model in the browser or is the model running on the server? (I assume it's on the server for size and people-not-ripping-off-your-product reasons, but actually running in the browser would be cool a
101.
by easrng 4y ago
/g/ is a board on 4chan for discussing technology. 4chan is a loosely-moderated website where you can discuss things anonymously. It's unpleasant, would not recommend.
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by easrng 4y ago
Now that HTTPS is everywhere and crypto.getRandomValues provides a secure RNG I think most of the concerns are mitigated.
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by easrng 4y ago
Do browsers even support app manifests anymore? I thought they'd abandoned them in favor of service workers.
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by easrng 4y ago
They use MDNS hostnames to keep WebRTC working on LANs without leaking the IP itself, this was just an extra leak they didn't catch.
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by easrng 4y ago
Looks like they're mostly working on making the appearance property work the same across browsers, they aren't actually standardizing the shadow dom used to render the elements.
106.
by easrng 4y ago
Yep, there are settings to show them in the devtools for both Chrome and Firefox. You can't access them with JS though, you can only see them in the devtools.
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by easrng 4y ago
I've done this before. The problem is a lot of elements will change to a different (standard?) appearance when you add styles like that, so you'd need to recreate the original look if you wanted to just change the color. Also, eac
108.
by easrng 4y ago
IIRC they used to, but not anymore. They're implemented with a special Shadow DOM that's not accessible by the page but you can style some elements if the browser exposes them as psuedoelements.
109.
by easrng 4y ago
They actually removed the plain Resend option and renamed Edit and Resend to just Resend.
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by easrng 4y ago
hoppscotch can do websockets and socket.io and SSE
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by easrng 4y ago
High school student here. idk if coding on mobile will take off in its current form. The tooling works, but it doesn't work well. I can (and have) writen things in the editor on Glitch[1] or in Termux on my phone, but the reduced typin
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by easrng 4y ago
https://glitch.com works on phones, codesandbox doesn't iirc and I doubt github codespaces does either (they both use stuff from vscode), codepen does.
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by easrng 4y ago
They didn't reimplement anything. They're normal themes, just bundled with the browser and with a special chooser.
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by easrng 4y ago
Themes still work, wdym?
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by easrng 4y ago
Why don't you want the thing that has probably the largest attack surface of any program on your computer to get patches immediately?
116.
by easrng 4y ago
Maybe ask on https://gaming.stackexchange.com/ , I've seen similar questions on some other stack exchange sites though idk if it's allowed on gaming specifically.
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by easrng 4y ago
Most admins AFAIK don't have centralized blocklists but when the new bad instances pop up there tend to be #fediblock posts pretty fast, and they get shared pretty widely.
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by easrng 4y ago
The fediverse (network of activitypub servers, including mastodon) itself doesn't censor anything at all, but if you don't moderate your instance then other instances might decide to stop federating with you to protect their users
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by easrng 4y ago
> The only somewhat free place I've seen is 4Chan but it contains so much toxicity, that's its barely bearable. And even 4chan has rules and mods to enforce them.
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by easrng 4y ago
You could request with something like tor and randomize the times data is requested to avoid your location history leaking.

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