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by jakub_g 6y ago
~ https://tosdr.org/
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by jakub_g 6y ago
I don't negate that. My point was just that due to some of them being US-based, PiS is unlikely to go on with their plans.
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by jakub_g 6y ago
https://nowyswiat.online/
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by jakub_g 6y ago
Tangentially related: in Poland, the so called "good change" (conservative party) fired or made resign dozens of journalists in public TV and radio over last 4 years, with the culmination two months ago, where hit-parade results w
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by jakub_g 6y ago
In case someone is as confused as me wth the discussion is about (never heard that jargon): > In commercial aviation, a red-eye flight is a flight scheduled to depart at night and arrive the next morning. https://en.m.wikipedi
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by jakub_g 6y ago
Interesting video at the bottom: the Android devices that boot like normal devices, then you can reboot into a shady mode; and in shady mode, when the phone is locked and you unlock with "special" PIN, the phone goes into destroy-
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by jakub_g 6y ago
You know how this works those days on a big corp level: the CEO buys a "solution" from 3rd-party "vendor". The solution does things but no one cares what exactly and how. A few insider developers get upset when they ru
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by jakub_g 6y ago
My point was "it's not gonna disappear next year". But for sure, brand safety is an important KPI and clearly, unlawful content is definitely being removed, and certain kinds of content get demonetized.
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by jakub_g 6y ago
(Disclosure: I work for Dailymotion) I think personally that anyone having a serious presence on YouTube should consider at least having a backup of all their videos on Dailymotion or other service. AFAIK we don't do massive automated
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by jakub_g 6y ago
I was once investigating "partner reporting that our embed loads slowly". The investigation result was something like: their HTML injects JS, which injects another JS, which injects GTM, which injects an SDK, which injects the emb
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by jakub_g 6y ago
Non-paywalled copy: https://archive.is/FWzaA
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by jakub_g 6y ago
document.querySelector('video').style.transform = "scaleX(-1)"
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by jakub_g 6y ago
Can relate to most of things above. BTW: re: food, it's been well-studied that what the balance of gut bacteria heavily influences one's mood: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/gut-feelings-how-food-af...
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by jakub_g 6y ago
In a big city you have 1000s of restaurants and surely you can find coke in some of them, without any regulation. OTOH how many viable mobile platforms do you have? Whopping two (on the world scale). And one of them is not playing fairl
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by jakub_g 6y ago
> why anyone should use the AppStore as a distribution channel to a huge market and completely circumvent Apple's cut There's no other option . It's not possible to sideload apps. Developers are obliged to use appstore.
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by jakub_g 6y ago
Aren't those kind of clauses only enforceable if they pay you a (part of) salary during those 18 months? At least it works like that in Europe AFAIK.
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by jakub_g 6y ago
At first sight I was thinking "Europe looks not bad in comparison with China or Middle East". But scroll back to pre-covid time (aka "winter" - jan/feb 2020) on https://maps.s5p-pal.com/ : https:&#x
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by jakub_g 6y ago
It's technically a different domain. HN cookie is created for a domain without dot at the end, so there's no match when you open a domain with the dot. In the same way, if a website does not do www->nowww / nowww->www r
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by jakub_g 6y ago
Smart TVs are the worst. Unrelated to TLS: I work for a video streaming company, and while almost all of desktop/mobile Chromium-based traffic is Chrome v80+ or at least v70+, the smart TVs have webviews based on Chromium v45~55 (most
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by jakub_g 6y ago
High Performance Browser Networking - it's 2013 but apart from new tech and higher speeds, the basics of networking remain the same (also available online since a recently at https://hpbn.co/ )
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by jakub_g 6y ago
Didn't know about "classic" either! I listed some non-discoverable URLs here: https://gist.github.com/jakub-g/803ad2c074ad1fbe2af5 Happy to discover more - please put comments here or on the gist.
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by jakub_g 6y ago
I don't understand how this is relevant. We're talking about a deterministic timeout, based on the diff between cert exp date and current date. If Chrome added e.g. a 20 second slowdown to connect to the page for every user in th
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Web Platform Contribution Guide(wpc.guide)
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by jakub_g 6y ago
Someone on Twitter (forgot whom, maybe swiftonsecurity?) suggested lately in a tongue-in-cheek way that the certs should not hard-expire, but instead add an exponentially-increasing slowdown at TLS handshake. Once the slowdown is too big, s
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by jakub_g 6y ago
I guess it's partly this; partly also the issue is that various USD emissions can vary visually a lot - it's probably also easier for the FX workers to just learn the most recent form and not dozens of them? AFAIK the 2012+ doll
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by jakub_g 6y ago
It's an interesting point, but I think when the user has a keylogger, they've already lost. I'd rather have websites disallow passwords shorter than ~10 chars which are trivially brute-force'able in case of a leak. If sp
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by jakub_g 6y ago
@dang: the URL of the article is https://reclaimthenet.org/google-play-suspends-podcast-addic... - not apple.news which is mere redirect.
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by jakub_g 6y ago
Slightly orthogonal: live in France, bought a new phone just before travelling. The first SIM card I put in it was a temporary travel card bought upon arrival. Now Google Maps shows me prices of hotels in Uzbekistani soms. Didn't find
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by jakub_g 6y ago
The daily status update has different role for different people (devs, scrum master, tech lead). It might be useless for devs but valuable for scrum master, for example. The dynamics also depend on # of people involved - the fewer, the more
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by jakub_g 6y ago
Ah, gotcha. JSHint was indeed created to fix JSLint's even greater non-flexibility, long time ago.

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