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by flufluflufluffy 2y ago
As knowledgeable users of the Internet in 2024, we would do well to assume that nothing is 100% “safe” (I.e. there’s no such thing as perfect security/privacy). However, some things, like Tor, can make your use of the Internet safer
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by flufluflufluffy 2y ago
The vomit-green color is my favorite part. Like, they didn’t even try for a forest-green, or lime-green, nope. went straight for vomit
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by flufluflufluffy 2y ago
> Mozilla exists to hinder the development of other browsers. ???? They’re sure doing a bad job of that… providing us with pretty much the internet’s most extensive and highest quality documentation of html/css/JavaScript &
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by flufluflufluffy 2y ago
This exists in HTML — the <select> element. Just add the “multiple” and “required” attributes.
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by flufluflufluffy 2y ago
We must always remember that all models are wrong, though some are useful.
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by flufluflufluffy 2y ago
I’m going to use this from now on simply because of how much more fun it is xD edit: omg I didn’t even notice the vim keybinds I’m sold
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by flufluflufluffy 2y ago
do people not know about the built in dedicated note-taking app, literally called Notes, by default on the first page of their home screen
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by flufluflufluffy 2y ago
Not my area of expertise — can somebody clarify if the DHCP server runs on your router, or your local machine? The article keeps mentioning it needs to be on the “same network” but the graphic seems like it’s all on one device. edit: ahh I’
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by flufluflufluffy 2y ago
are we really at a point where “software developers should be competent in math” is a hot-take?! If most engineers truly are not familiar with basic math notation, the solution should be to teach more math to engineers, not purposefully exp
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by flufluflufluffy 3y ago
ah yes, that time of year when people reinvent the LAMP stack again