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by graftak 3y ago
But that still does not allow for offline playback, background playback from a mobile app so they can still suck it. It also makes no sense that you need a family account for more than one profile with a single paid account. At least price
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by graftak 3y ago
I recall it being supported up until iOS 14 or 15 too, for some reason they just decided to remove it.
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Brave aims to curb practice of websites that port scan visitors(arstechnica.com)
14 points by graftak 3y ago|1 comments
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by graftak 3y ago
Closest you’re probably gonna find is a Fairphone phone, it has user replaceable modules quite similar to what Framework does for laptops.
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by graftak 3y ago
I think the issue here is the segregation deciding exactly who gets to take drugs and who does not.
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by graftak 3y ago
The extension “Web Inspector” provides you with exactly that, albeit a basic version. It has a console.
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by graftak 3y ago
The problem here is that governments themselves became dependent on the insane amount of user tracking these companies do, to the point where it is against their own ‘best interests’ to stop these practices. Stuff like this happens all over
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by graftak 3y ago
Whether it violates the rules depends on whether you live by the letter of the law , or the intent of the law . When it’s by the letter an ambulance is obviously violating that rule but that’s perhaps not the most sensible way of going
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by graftak 3y ago
Are you being serious? Obviously the rule is not meant to outlaw that specific scenario and local authorities or the company that provides the transport will put measures in place to make sure it goes safe and sound; they will close the par
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by graftak 3y ago
In that scenario the duty to help citizens in need simply supersedes the rule that vehicles are not allowed in the park. So pedantically the EMT and police officer are breaking the rule, but breaking the rule of idly standing by in an eme
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by graftak 3y ago
Framer motion is quite bad with drag events in responsive layouts that have drag boundaries. It requires workarounds that are quite finicky. In my experience it has some performance issues too in edge cases where Gsap just chugs along. moti
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by graftak 3y ago
This is all fun and games until you work on a platform that requires dynamically loaded modules, error boundaries and suspense (or another form of components loading their own data) and then the no-nonsense approach falls flat. It is easy t
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by graftak 3y ago
Yes because electron comes with its own distinct instance of chrome (usually an outdated version) for each individual app, introducing massive overhead versus running on the OS provided browser engine.
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by graftak 3y ago
Now that at least Windows, Chrome OS, and soon macOS properly support PWAs it will finally get feasible to add web apps to your desktop environment. I know I’ll upgrade to the new macOS ASAP just to get rid of slack. (I don’t know about Lin
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by graftak 3y ago
That is not an entirely fair comparison, most print techniques are inherently less crisp because dots (pixels) tend to bleed into each other.
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by graftak 3y ago
I would also prefer to manage my download clients from prowlarr but for some reason the maintainers are conceptually opposed to that.
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by graftak 3y ago
I perform my daily work duties on a computer, I’m (mentally) done with them by the time I get to relax. I never see ads however, YouTube is not really a tv worthy outlet for me and otherwise I just AirPlay it (ad blocked).
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by graftak 3y ago
I assume that you’d be able to look beyond the edges of the screen.
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by graftak 3y ago
There is a TikTok setting to disable this. It still tracks you as the origin of the share action (naturally), but it’s hidden from the receiver.
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by graftak 3y ago
LocalStorage may include application state that is irrelevant/incompatible with the PWA version of the page(?). For session authentication a http secure cookie has long been the best practice for anyway, which is now marginally underli
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by graftak 3y ago
This could have been solved by only allowing Reddit premium users to make use of the API (they don’t see ads). in addition, the API cost is about 20 times more lucrative than a user seeing ads, which is an insane upsell. Then there’s the is
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by graftak 3y ago
ProBably TOTP and a comment entry field (that I use for recovery codes).
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by graftak 3y ago
My domain has been purged from almost all dns providers so the bottom line is the same.
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by graftak 3y ago
Just found out that my NAS is no longer available, didn’t get any heads up about the end of service. Naturally this happens when your on holiday, 2000km from home.
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by graftak 3y ago
Just imagine what those devs would make without a framework.
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by graftak 3y ago
About the same as a middle finger everywhere else.
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by graftak 3y ago
Sure but the main proposition for this tool is for it to be used during local development where CSP is often/always omitted.
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by graftak 3y ago
Just a ‘is this user of age X?’ query would suffice. Obtaining it should require user interaction, and there should be a limit of maybe 3 distinct ages per domain that can be requested. No need to give out more details than needed.
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by graftak 3y ago
Note that in the Netherlands right holders can request ISPs to proxy their letters but those ISPs are not allowed to share the home addresses or any other personal information so it’s neigh impossible for a right holder to get hold of a tor
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by graftak 3y ago
React still has some tricks up it’s sleeve with great potential that are (often) missing in comparable frameworks. Error boundaries, async (server) components, suspense, portals, dynamically imported components, concurrent mode. Just a sham

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