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jamesnorden
10mo ago
Firefox supports Manifest v3, they just didn't kill Manifest v2 after implementing it.
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10mo ago
The original title doesn't even include "in Rust", why is it edited?
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11mo ago
>both of them come with their respective headaches that a regular user has NO IDEA how to fix. Unlike Windows, right? Right? Guys?
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11mo ago
Security theater mostly, makes the executives feel good.
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11mo ago
Literally nobody thinks that's ok besides the people doing it.
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11mo ago
This is 2000s era FUD.
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11mo ago
Yeah, they need those resources to pay the CEO!
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11mo ago
You see cheaters banned in real time in Valorant, and the match is canceled, at least you used to.
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11mo ago
Trolling is trying to piss off as many people as possible, using such a word achieved exactly that.
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11mo ago
There's technically a way[1], but you'd have to do it every 6 months which is not great. https://docs.github.com/en/communities/moderating-comments-a...
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11mo ago
What's crazier is that a lot of it is not even JSON, so it's not being formatted at all.
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11mo ago
And no lesson about single point of failure and centralization was learned that day.
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11mo ago
Almost like centralizing everything on a single service has consequences.
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11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perverse_incentive
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11mo ago
"Leave the billion dollar corporation alone!"
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11mo ago
Nice Slashdot comment from 2004.
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1y ago
Found the "AWS certified cloud engineer".
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1y ago
You can also use a bunch in series as a cheap voltage dropper (eg to make a PC fan run slower/quieter).
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1y ago
Someone ported Audacity to the web. https://wavacity.com/
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1y ago
This kind of mentality, and "seems a bit excessive to sandbox a command that really just downloads arbitrary code", is why the JS ecosystem is so prone to credential theft. It's actually insane to read stuff like that said ou
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1y ago
That's not what e-waste means.
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1y ago
Probably because it's a meaningless platitude like saying the only safe computers are offline ones, it doesn't address the issue at hand.
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1y ago
jj feels astroturfed imo, not commenting on its merits, but I just get that feeling.
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1y ago
Terrible advice when a CVE is being discussed.
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1y ago
What do you mean 'costs more for everyone'? You're not forced to use any of it.
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1y ago
>I may as well switch and be able to use iMessage and FaceTime with them I, too, love vendor lockin.
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1y ago
Can't tell if this is a joke or not...
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1y ago
Plus add your GOG games as non-Steam games to Steam and launch them from big screen mode as well.
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1y ago
I don't know but it's pretty suspicious to ban VPNs to use something that is illegal in many countries. Hope they don't keep records that can be leaked.
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1y ago
You don't have a work machine?
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