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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Better user experience (UX) is counterproductive for the UX... wut
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Worse developer experience and worse style options though
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Couldn't they have sponsored KDE at least
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
I was talking about "most people" in the IT bubble as well
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Iis there any problem with that? Discord is nice to use, free and most people already have it.
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Hot take: Microsoft can't do good UI frameworks and it shows. XAML makes some things really hard, resulting in loads of ValueConverters for example. Part of my bad experience might just be the learning curve but honestly I'm not s
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
So would you say it's on-par with google results or even better?
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
If the website is truly malicious it could store the data in localStorage and transfer it to their servers the next time you open the site
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
RIP stability for Asahi
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Rip internet
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Interesting because screenshoting Netflix does not work on chrome
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
As a German i gotta say the current government is really incompetent so naturally our economy is weakened
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Yet they removed apps from the taiwanese app store in Chinas interest
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
I bet they'll leave it out initially to avoid outcry, then allow websites to disable extensions when it's widespread
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
What about Safari? It has significant market share. Seems like our best bet now
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Checked exceptions just always felt annoying to work with. Imo Rust's Result type is more versatile
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Classic Streisand effect
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Have you ever played video games once?
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Reminds me of Password Purgatory. A site made by Troy Hunt (the haveibeenpwned guy) which looks like a signup page (actually seems to have an api) but the password requirements get more ridiculous each time. The link is then sent to spammer
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Even in java, you often times care about threads / core utilization. For example in a web api, you typically don't want to use multiple cores on a single client
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
Although i don't know why you would want an app if the website works perfectly
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by h4x0rr 3y ago
I'm wondering that as well. The c# code seems really unrealistic though, using a lot of tasks for CPU bound work. A fair comparison would at least need to involve some degree of IO. Does go maybe automatically parallelize everythinh i
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by h4x0rr 4y ago
There are a lot of websites doing that, like 30-60% of the websites with cookie popups in my experience. Pretty skummy imo
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by h4x0rr 4y ago
flatpaks have permissions so i'd argue they can lead to better security
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by h4x0rr 4y ago
They were all proprietary though
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by h4x0rr 4y ago
I'm pretty excited for linux gaming, and it really does seem to work well for singleplayer games. But online games (with anticheat, Valorant for example) often times don't run at all.
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by h4x0rr 4y ago
" There is no reason to keep Windows installed on a new computer. " Gaming would be a reason
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by h4x0rr 4y ago
I regret to inform you that due to the recent haunting of a certain haunted house, Microsoft has had to layoff a total of 15% of its workforce. This unfortunate situation has been caused by the evil ghost of a former Microsoft employee who,
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by h4x0rr 4y ago
They also showed the film without HFR (24fps completely), maybe you watched that
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by h4x0rr 4y ago
I watched the new Avatar movie with HFR. Some scenes were in 24fps, some in 48. Everytime it switched to 24fps it became unpleasant for a few seconds. Like playing a video game and getting a frame drop. Sometimes they switched like 5 times

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