ishitatsuyuki

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by ishitatsuyuki 7y ago
Safari and Firefox both have a blacklist of known trackers in addition to cookie blocking. Not only that, these browsers also fight against other means of fingerprinting.
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by ishitatsuyuki 7y ago
I think the point is that the permission management is manual, not systematical.
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by ishitatsuyuki 7y ago
This seems like typical minimalist design. Sure, it's not a bad concept at all, but there's nothing surprising here. On the other hand, the excessive margins are making the page less functional as it should. The download section a
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by ishitatsuyuki 7y ago
I took a look at this user's GitHub activity, and it seems they have been using NewPipe daily. It's not trolling probably.
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by ishitatsuyuki 7y ago
Citation needed. Almost all issue data should be available from the API, and I have seen cases where issue contents are copied over with a bot from an obsolete repo to a new repo.
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by ishitatsuyuki 7y ago
It's the opposite: builds compiled from the source allows changing the flag, those builds from Mozilla have the option disabled.
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by ishitatsuyuki 7y ago
You can access unreachable refs by means of Pull Request force pushes; even if you force push, you can still view the state at the original commit given that you have the hash of that. That plus some internal knowing of Git allows the autho
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
Adding up 1+2+...+n equals to n(n-1)/2, which when converted to an order becomes O(n^2).
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
While most of your complaints is valid for Discord, it doesn't hold for Telegram, which IMO has high quality clients, in terms of native look&feel, lightweight, and general UX. Matrix on the other hand is like having everything hal
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
This thread a few days ago also mentions Petri Nets: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19025639
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
Adding to this, another well known trade-off of E2EE is not being able to have server-side indexed full text search. For example sometimes it’s necessary to look for some link you shared months ago, and keeping histories local and searching
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
Adapton's idea is based on self-adjusting computation [1], which is considered pretty mature [2]. In the field there are also approaches like incremental lambda calculus [3] and differential dataflow [4]. Both of them focuses on propag
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
WebRender is used for rendering DOM. However, as games use WebGL primarily it's unlikely WebRender will help in this case.
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
It will prompt you to do so.
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
I admit that SQL injection seems to be exploited more than I expect. However, 7-30% doesn't hold for actual vulnerability percentages: just because that there are more attacks doesn't mean that it's actually successfully expl
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
SQL injection is pretty non-existent these days as frameworks and WAF evolves (assuming a company doing at least minimum of security practices). It doesn't seem there's a point in blocking such attacks at the DBMS side. Given the
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
Open source licenses have no expiry date and allows free redistribution, thus what is currently available will remain free for good.
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
A good article on this: https://jepsen.io/consistency/models/causal
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
Because it's also the first to get major rewrites. The Stylo CSS engine used to be Nightly only, and Nightly is basically the only channel you can test the latest Quantum components.
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
I also used Firefox on Android for a pretty long period, but to be honest I ended up moving to Brave. I run Nightly so I get the improvements quickly, but even with that Firefox is still far behind Chrome. - Firefox does not have a JIT for
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
From guidelines: If the original title begins with a number or number gratuitous adjective, we'd appreciate it if you'd crop it. E.g. translate "10 Ways To Do X" to "How To Do X," and "14 Amazing Ys&quot
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
That's a misconception. The open source part is limited to GPL and some other trivial components that are already available in source. Things like the evil services in the article are not open source at all.
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
Memoization isn't a new thing. It's available in Haskell as a first class citizen. This benchmark explicitly targets popular languages, and it happens to include no pure functional languages.
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
GraphQL is actually pushing all the complexity to the server; to make a joke using the words in the article, it reduces the frontend coding time to 4 hours while making backend to take 32 hours. Actually, I also tried to move to GraphQL and
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
> If Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft Azure allow domain fronting with TLS 1.3, censorship countries like China are faced with a binary choice. This sounds inaccurate to me. If encrypted SNI is applied, the middleman shou
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by ishitatsuyuki 8y ago
Probably the web is trying to align behaviour with native apps? I don't know much apps that express if you have seen something through the UI.
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by ishitatsuyuki 9y ago
This doesn't make sense. There's no point in disabling color, and even if we need we can just pass the de-facto standard option. The homebrew guy did the right thing, and putting it on the list like "hall of shame" is de
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by ishitatsuyuki 9y ago
Wasn't this kind of game in ICFPC[1]? [1]: https://icfpcontest2017.github.io/
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by ishitatsuyuki 9y ago
Sentry can also handle CSP reports effortlessly, and it's all open source. I had a quite good experience with their ease to use UI.
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WPA2 key reinstallation vulnerability(blackhat.com)
2 points by ishitatsuyuki 9y ago|0 comments

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