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The only reason these things work is because we let our browsers silently execute arbitrary code. That logic is more like saying it is OK to enter a house because the owner sent you an invitation, then greeted you at the door and said "
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1y ago
The only reason PDFs still have a job is: pixel perfect consistency; the built-in validity stuff (ensuring the document wasn't altered, etc.); or the customer doesn't need the other things, but isn't open to alternatives. Oth
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1y ago
You are responsible for the AI code you check in. It's your reputation on the line. If people felt the need to assume that much responsibility for all code they review, they'd insist on writing it themselves instead.
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1y ago
If they did things right, it shouldn't matter. Default Firefox should be nothing but a browser, everything else should be an extension. And Mozilla should be beholden to the same restrictions every other extension developer is.
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1y ago
My gaming PC was the only one left running Windows. 10 Pro which I paid $200 for just a few years ago. Last time I booted it up, Minecraft wouldn't work, and I couldn't update anything, even the game. Funny, no other games had iss
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1y ago
I instantly started having an existential crisis.
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1y ago
Ok... How was your call quality? -Teams
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1y ago
economies of scale, he's just being a smart businessman.
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1y ago
countless plugins for use in countless frameworks. We should have all that built-in by now. like we finally have a functioning date picker.
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1y ago
Having to think about it, at all, is the annoying part. Thinking == Anxiety.
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1y ago
When IE died I thought for sure the path was clear for highly styleable form elements and tables with all the features that countless third-party libraries have re-implemented for every new UI framework that comes out. Now I don't thin
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1y ago
They aren't the same for object references. The reference can't be changed, but the properties can.
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1y ago
> I also don't have a inner dialogue... I wonder if some people grow to develop an inner monologue, but also immediately start developing an ability to silence it, to the point they don't have to try. Mine is basically always o
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1y ago
I'm not supposed to interact with non-Premium members but, yeah, I forgot about those :)
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1y ago
-Surely at some point they'll run out of ideas that can reasonably fit inside vanilla Minecraft? Exactly...? How much content is built with Bedrock edition and Marketplace Add-on's?
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1y ago
"-nocap" Maybe that's how we get the new generation into IRC!
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1y ago
I fear it's the first step to announcing the discontinuation of Java Edition development.
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1y ago
Oh no, all the 10 minute videos that should be 10 bullet points in plain text?
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1y ago
For one, you don't have to figure out how to remove whatever random AI UI element and integration MS decided to introduce and turn on by default every update.
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1y ago
Is this to scan your own MCP servers? Does using someone else's MCP server put you at risk? I didn't even know want an MCP server was until I noticed the annoying category in VSCode Extensions panel today. Only able to get rid of
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1y ago
Does Rocket League no longer work with Proton? It used to work even better than both the native Linux and Windows versions for me back in the day. If not, what changed?
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1y ago
The number of people that don't even own a general purpose computer is huge. And for those that do, ADB is a ridiculous thing to get setup for a particular device. I get paid to work on android software, and I don't even want to p
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1y ago
I don't see anything new here. How is it not just another "quality" seal that can be bought through some under-the-table deal?
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1y ago
Then why even mention the CTO part?
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1y ago
When anyone mentions having the title CTO, it's guaranteed what follows will be also be pretentious BS.
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1y ago
Why would this need to be law? My browser already does this, because I, the "user" in "user agent", wanted it that way. Some sites don't work, but that's their choice, not mine, as it should be.
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1y ago
The considerate part of town?
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1y ago
Lumped in with the SIDS batch.
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1y ago
Joins and Transactions are a pretty big part of SQL. I'm no expert, but if my quick search results are right, both are lost in the separate file per table scenario.
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1y ago
Jeez, do you know what projection is?
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