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by gregoriol 11mo ago
tl;dr: nothing interesting, just stability and maturity
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by gregoriol 11mo ago
I still use an iPod Sock with my current iPhone
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by gregoriol 11mo ago
Looks like the swimsuit from Borat
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by gregoriol 11mo ago
Sadly about 98% of real world users are going to fall into scams, ransomwares and stuff. They are not mentally challenged, there are just so many traps/fakes/tempting stuff that we as IT people are more aware of (but even we still
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by gregoriol 11mo ago
Tim Cook must go: he failed at preserving their gatekeeping, and failed at opening it in an honorable manner.
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by gregoriol 11mo ago
Will Sam Altman's fall be as legendary as Sam Bankman-Fried's?
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by gregoriol 1y ago
Can only agree on that: took 5 ferries this summer from 5 to 18 hours, and it's almost always a very nice experience. You have to be ready for "rough" seas though, may be a problem for some. Even the wait time before getting
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by gregoriol 1y ago
I'd thought this would have been somewhere in Denmark or Norway
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by gregoriol 1y ago
It's not so much about security, as FOSS conversation groups would be open to anyone anyway, but it's not a good look for a project to use a tool that is known to be quite shady while there are FOSS tools, or simply tools with a b
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by gregoriol 1y ago
It doesn't make sense for an open-source group making open-source projects and strongly promoting open-source to use such a tool for group chat. There are plenty of open-source alternatives or alternatives with no such negative associa
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by gregoriol 1y ago
It's really not clear: they seem to show a mobile app ( https://static.tildacdn.com/tild3536-3661-4363-b433-35353561... ) but there are no links to app stores anywhere, seems like they ended up on HN too early, maybe we
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by gregoriol 1y ago
CRDTs are not a solved problem as of today, there is no perfect solution in the current state-of-the-art, it's still a field with quite some active research.
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by gregoriol 1y ago
CRDTs mostly have a time notions like Lamport clocks, vector clocks, ... not actual device time => see more here: https://adamwulf.me/2021/05/distributed-clocks-and-crdts/
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by gregoriol 1y ago
It seems that PHP, Symfony, ... have kept bcrypt as their preference even when Argon2 is available; is there a rationale there from such big projects?
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by gregoriol 1y ago
Github should have a tag about it on projects
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by gregoriol 1y ago
Why not the usual package repositories and distribution by the official ones?
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by gregoriol 1y ago
As I said: "than something else it can be compared to"; if we are talking about cars, you compare to other cars, not to gold or even bikes. If this car looses more value than another, then it's shit.
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by gregoriol 1y ago
If something looses value faster than something else it can be compared to, then it's considered as worse, meaning fewer people are going to buy it, meaning if you have one, you'll be able to afford less than others in a few years
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by gregoriol 1y ago
But then they have to remember the username AND the password? This doesn't help with users already having the password re-use problem. This would only work for those with a password manager, but then they are also less likely to re-use
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by gregoriol 1y ago
tl;dr: "Credential stuffing is an attack where malicious actors use stolen username-password pairs from one service to attempt unauthorized access to other services. Unlike brute force attacks that try many passwords against one accoun
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by gregoriol 1y ago
Only the cheapest MacBook get M5, the rest stay with M4 Pro and M4 Max? what's going on with that lineup?
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by gregoriol 1y ago
Some of those settings create a lot of visual annoyances sadly: for example "Reduce Transparency+Reduce Motion" on iOS make Safari behave strangely when you switch tabs, the bottom bar has a broken effect when it appears after you
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by gregoriol 1y ago
"Prefer Cross-Fade Transitions" disables navigation animations: for example in the Settings app, if you tap the back button, it will cross-fade to the previous screen instead of the classic view panning out to the right.
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by gregoriol 1y ago
CSS is becoming a programming language and not just a style sheet. Don't worry about performance, soon you'll be able to run assembly in it.
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by gregoriol 1y ago
Maybe because most HTML tags are not well supported by browsers, because they are doing by themselves only half of what a developer would want, hard to style, hard to enhance the native behavior, ... most recently-added tags have those prob
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by gregoriol 1y ago
Right, I probably got the information for flight time as seen by a passenger on a ticket, not for a plane already flying. Thanks!
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by gregoriol 1y ago
Flight from Edinburgh to Manchester is just a bit more than 1 hour, so after trying 2 landings, diverting to Edinburgh (15-20 minutes flight), 1 more landing attempt, well, you get very close to 2 hours.
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by gregoriol 1y ago
What more do you need than writing something like `data-on-input__debounce.200ms="@get('/examples/active_search/search')"` in the DOM as being crazy and wrong?
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by gregoriol 1y ago
Everything about this seems so bad! The website doesn't look serious at all. The code adds crazy html attributes, even more crazy than other crazy front-end frameworks like `data-on-input__debounce.200ms="@get('/examples
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by gregoriol 1y ago
Some very important criteria, more than the hosting itself, is if the feeds can be accessed from multiple devices (desktop, mobile, tablet, commandline?, ...)

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