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by forty 1y ago
I think you've just described a protocol ;) Yes it could be in higher layer than what I suggested indeed, on top of HTTP sounds good to me. My rule of thumb is that it should work with curl (which makes it not antibots, but just anti s
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by forty 1y ago
Anubis is nice, but could we have a PoW system integrated in protocols (http or TLS, I'm not sure) so we don't have to require JS ?
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by forty 2y ago
GrapheneOS only supports a few specific Google phones, so it's not an option for most cases
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by forty 2y ago
I'm not sure what "agree with the Palestinians" would mean. Like they are not happy with being genocided? I think that would be most people's feeling in that situation, though that doesn't show any proximity in beli
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by forty 2y ago
Is it? It looks like it ranges from 17% to 27% depending on countries, so I assumed it was still national decision.
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by forty 2y ago
Still it would not be very hard for individual countries to find indirect ways to tax them individually. Like putting 50% VAT on extensive phones to target Apple, or on application stores revenue, etc.
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by forty 2y ago
Is it much more worrying than having Visa being able to do that? Especially when you see how the US is going downhill, I think it'd rather take the risk of having to deal with hypothetical local fascist state.
188.
by forty 2y ago
An xpath/xslt engine is something you might want to include in other software, the programming language used might be an important information for this purpose.
189.
by forty 2y ago
Empty tag as in <tag /> ?
190.
by forty 2y ago
Haha I'm probably getting too old or something but I really cannot see what this tool does exactly and why I'd need it. I have been working on what is now a fairly large typescript/nodejs monorepo (over 1M LoC) for the past ~
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by forty 2y ago
We do use TS already. And yeah sure, we could save a second or two on our deployment, but I'm not sure that's worth the mess
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by forty 2y ago
I'm doing server code (which I guess is the main use case for nodejs), I just COPY the project folder in the docker and ship that. No need for bundling, shaking and other annoyance.
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by forty 2y ago
(sadly at work, at this point we already have done the useless work of migrateming to ESM for no good reason other than having libs that were ESM only)
194.
by forty 2y ago
Funnily my conclusion was, on the contrary, that it's now possible to ignore ESM entirely when using/targeting nodejs ;)
195.
by forty 2y ago
Maybe try MODULES=dep in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules https://manpages.debian.org/jessie/initramfs-tools/initramfs...
196.
by forty 2y ago
For real words, better check Wikipedia. It's much more informative (compare for "dragon" : https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/dragon )
197.
by forty 2y ago
The simple fact that you generally need to have Apple hardware to make iOS apps is a reason enough
198.
by forty 2y ago
Oh it's perfectly fine, but Firefox was kind of the only illusion that the web does not rely on a single implementation, so discovering that even that depends on V8 is kind of funny :)
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by forty 2y ago
For AWS we should split the platform and the managed services (no one should have to compete with "the platform". See elasticsearch, redis). This also works for Amazon retail, they should not be allowed to sell on their own market
200.
by forty 2y ago
Absolutely agree on the fact that we don't need / should not have "second gouvernements" (and non democratically choosen too). Which is why we should also apply this regular "maintainance split" to largest fort
201.
by forty 2y ago
So actually even Firefox depends on V8...
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by forty 2y ago
Maybe I'm expecting too much, but for me the only good reason a CEO is paid more than any actually useful employee of the company is to anticipate this kind of thing and use the money from their leadership position in the old tech to i
203.
by forty 2y ago
Yet, those who makes those wrong bets are generally paid very generously and they are generally not those who suffers from the consequences
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by forty 2y ago
Not convinced by the turnover thing. Engineers are human beings, and work should be optimized to make human happy rather than human happiness optimized for work. IMO saying "hire less cautiously because not firing people is a bad sign&
205.
by forty 2y ago
The good news is that human brain is amazing and will probably revert to reasonable perception if you use your non retina 60Hz screen for long enough :)
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by forty 2y ago
European countries like Germany have been purchasing F-35 for the main reason that it's the only plane which can carry US nuclear weapons, which is mandatory for Germany to carry its obligations to participate to NATO nuclear defense [
207.
by forty 2y ago
Also selling weapons. What this idiot of Trump seems to have missed is that countries have been purchasing weapons to the US to actually purchase US protection (like Australia did when they cancelled the submarine purchase they did to Franc
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by forty 2y ago
Funnel looks cool but apparently it doesn't help for non https traffic https://www.reddit.com/r/Tailscale/comments/1cyv6vf/wow_5_st...
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by forty 2y ago
Does it have "entry nodes" ? For exemple if I wanted to receive emails on my server while my home connection does not have an open port 25.
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by forty 2y ago
Passkeys are still very much work in progress but there will be standard ways of transferring passkeys between password managers at least https://www.theverge.com/2024/10/15/24270875/password-manage... I

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