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by floil 9y ago
Sooner than it would have if Spectre hadn't happened. Spectre, in my view, really changes the cost/benefit considerations here. Wish I had a better timeline to share, but with stuff like printing not working properly, it's no
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by floil 9y ago
Setting it to star allows arbitrary cross origin access (star means 'any site' in this context). Omitting it is supposed to be the opposite. Important not to confuse the two! Enabling site per process in chrome will give your user
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by floil 9y ago
Great question. Your intuitions are mostly right, in that the document blocking logic is related to CORS protection. In fact, when the document blocker sees a valid access-control-allow-origin header in a response, that's sufficient to
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by floil 9y ago
The three data sources you mention are kept in the browser process (which is the privileged singleton process that spawns the sandboxed child processes that actually parse and execute web content). However the child processes can query and
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by floil 9y ago
It's not just other tabs: because of iframes, a single page can be composed of content from arbitrarily many sites. Without a browser architecture that allows documents embedded via iframe to be rendered out of process, each tab's
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by floil 9y ago
This is correct.
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by floil 9y ago
Personally, I have turned it on. The highly experimental language dates back for several years (I think there's been a patch to revise the wording). This mode is already launched for all extension content since mid 2017, so it is well
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by floil 9y ago
I work on this feature. Ask me anything.
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by floil 9y ago
Here's an old link: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/academic/class/15213-f10/www/l... In 2000 at least (when I took it) you could see a real-time leaderboard with the performance scores of c
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by floil 10y ago
evt.origin is already provided by the browser, though. It shouldn't need canonicalization, unless this is some kind of browser compatibility workaround.
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The GoPro, the Polaroid Cube, and why there aren't more women in engineering(victoriakirst.com)
1 points by floil 12y ago|1 comments
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by floil 12y ago
As the father of a six day old I can't but wonder: Is this guy totally checked out in the care of his son? How can you have a newborn baby and not be waking up at all hours of the night?
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by floil 12y ago
Neat. I can see myself using this. Two bugs: "$brkb book value per share" gives a number that's way off. "$brk.a book value per share" and "$_x EV/EBITDA" yield apparent server side errors.
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by floil 12y ago
A well-actually occurs when someone's understanding is 90% correct, and someone comes along and says, heroically, "you're entirely wrong, because of this missing 10%". When iterated this kind of grandstanding erodes the
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by floil 12y ago
The IRS contends otherwise; from http://yorba.org/docs/IRS-determination-letter-final.pdf , page 8: > Software is not a public work. The development and distribution of software is not a public work even if published
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by floil 12y ago
Deprecated is a synonym for correct.
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by floil 13y ago
Will Warp's design allow modes to be added, where it can be be used as a preprocessor replacement for compilers other than gcc (msvc, clang)? Would you accept such patches? I know mcpp (the only other standalone c preprocessor I'v