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721.
by fzzzy 8y ago
The key is in the fragment and thus is not sent to any server.
722.
by fzzzy 8y ago
The browser will never send the key across the network by itself because it is in the fragment. Of course, you have to get the url with the fragment off your computer and to the intended recipient, so a MITM of this communication could inte
723.
by fzzzy 8y ago
Glad you like it (I worked on it). Just a side note, the cloud service will be going away in the future, but the ability to save it locally will remain.
724.
by fzzzy 8y ago
This seems to be a known bug if you have used the old version of send in your profile that may be fixed now. If you try it in a private browsing window and it works, it's probably that bug.
725.
by fzzzy 8y ago
Yes. Tested on Chrome, Safari, and Edge.
726.
by fzzzy 8y ago
I think you might be thinking of the Wallstreet, not the Pismo.
727.
by fzzzy 8y ago
No. I don't buy this. The correct action would have been to overprovision the battery such that it is capable of advertised performance for the expected lifetime of the product instead of making the product 1 mm thinner.
728.
by fzzzy 8y ago
I have never seen a USB-A connector become loose. It's been over 20 years. The USB-C connector on my 2016 touchbar was loose within months.
729.
by fzzzy 8y ago
Hmm, that's interesting. Makes sense.
730.
by fzzzy 8y ago
They’ll just serve the ads from the same ip as the content then, or even embed it right in the same request as the content.
731.
by fzzzy 8y ago
(I worked on screenshots) Sure, but firefox has knowledge about the geometry of the dom, so you just click on the element you want and it intelligently sizes the shot for you. Also, before it was screenshots it was Page Shot, and it allowed
732.
by fzzzy 8y ago
Sure, but js doesn’t have rust’s type system. It will probably be straightforward once everything is settled down, but right now Future 0.1 (tokio) and Future 0.3 (async/await) aren’t comptatible and you’ll find examples that use one o
733.
by fzzzy 8y ago
This is because of the removal of the fat runtime and green threads about 5 years ago. Since there was no blessed way to do high concurrency in the language any more, some code started using normal threads, some code (tokio) started using n
734.
by fzzzy 8y ago
Landlines and phone books still exist...
735.
by fzzzy 8y ago
I think you are talking about CuriousMarc's Xerox Alto restoration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YupOC_6bfMI&list=PL-_93BVApb...
736.
by fzzzy 8y ago
Those particular pictures don’t look like that to me, but some prototype Macintosh machines had a Twiggy drive. There’s a great story about how the mac designers had to hide their negotiations with Sony from Steve Jobs so he wouldn’t get ma
737.
by fzzzy 8y ago
Basic Attention Token. Part of the Brave browser.
738.
by fzzzy 8y ago
I totally agree. Creative mechanics that mix together to create emergent gameplay is the future. Rdr2 has a bit of it with the fire simulation, but in the end it’s the same old engine with the same old scripted events. Rdr2 is still amazing
739.
by fzzzy 8y ago
You get a reward for doing the chores, so they have to slow down how fast you can do them so you don’t buff forever super quickly. The chores are repetitive: chop wood, carry hay, carry water. So they could be perceived as annoying or as pe
740.
by fzzzy 8y ago
I try this every single time and it’s never worked.
741.
by fzzzy 8y ago
I'd just like to point out that the tech pay explosion likely has a lot to do with this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Tech_Employee_Antitrust_L...
742.
by fzzzy 8y ago
5g will also use frequencies between 24-86ghz. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/5G
743.
by fzzzy 8y ago
Are you talking about “Help make Google Chrome better by automatically sending usage statistics and crash reports to Google”? Because that’s not what I am talking about. Even if you turn that off, autocomplete still works in the location ba
744.
by fzzzy 8y ago
Uh, isn’t it widely known that every character you type in the address bar in chrome is sent to google? They wouldn’t be able to give you autocomplete results otherwise.
745.
by fzzzy 8y ago
Interesting. I knew General Magic had many ex-Apple employees, but thought the Newton had been in development since before General Magic existed. Sculley’s Knowledge Navigator video was from 1987. https://youtu.be/hb4AzF6wEo
746.
by fzzzy 8y ago
Hmm, Steve Jobs also killed the Newton, which did many of the same things, and was released in 1993.
747.
by fzzzy 8y ago
The Newton came out before the Magic Cap OS.
748.
by fzzzy 8y ago
I use the 0.01 z70.
749.
by fzzzy 8y ago
This is so dumb, because on the one hand Apple refuses to do a touchscreen laptop because of gorilla arm, and then turns around and says you should replace your laptop with a device that you have to gorilla arm.
750.
by fzzzy 8y ago
But we’ve still been hearing about how remote work and the paperless office is the future for 50 years.

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