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by kodablah 7y ago
Bingo. I live in an area where adult-only leisure establishments can choose whether to allow smoking. About 80% don't allow it by conscious choice and everyone is happy.
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by kodablah 7y ago
> I absolutely hate cigarette smoke, but voted against the bans. This is why such bans at adult-only leisure places need to be at the community level, instead of at state level. So your vote matters where it happens.
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That's not strictly true, as Apple's incentives as a business are to prevent user choice, regardless of the privacy benefits of the choice. Therefore if you believe, say, that browser engine choice can help privacy (both individua
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by kodablah 7y ago
I've found there's a happy middleground. You need medium-sized-services that still share code libraries. For many companies, this is often 7 or 8. The key is to combine like business units/features, not necessarily fragmentin
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by kodablah 7y ago
Is it safe to assume this doesn't include Graal because while it is shipped with OpenJDK, AFAIK it's not a part of the project?
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> How do you prevent your system from a ransomware attack? You don't (well, not with 100% certainty anyways), you mitigate the harm.
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> The hope among lawmakers and transportation officials is that the city will recoup that expense, and more A poor goal that's hard to quantify and often not met (especially for social services at smaller community levels). Just con
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Service Workers with Rust+WASM for Image Manipulation on the Edge(blog.stackpath.com)
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This is one of those rare cases where it's helpful to conflate the two since, when considering privacy implications, the tolerance of one begets the other. In other words, recognition of individual facial features should be treated wit
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by kodablah 7y ago
Premature optimization concerns effort. We do a lot of things when writing code that could be considered premature optimization by your vague definition. By this definition too, staying in Java land, I should probably not instantiate my Arr
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by kodablah 7y ago
You should reach for the best tool for the job instead of giving job-specific reasons for your general choice. Without going into detail explaining how your bullets either don't apply to most uses, prematurely code for a future case th
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> It is not psychologically reasonable to expect one person to care for children all day every day [...] It is normal for children to be cared for by many adults throughout the day I'd argue having the child away from parents so oft
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> I'm always surprised seeing so many people accepting to commute. I'm more surprised by the surprise itself. For most, the better place to raise a family and the better place to work aren't near each other. Surely it is c
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> so why not head to the source and cut off the cancer at the root? For me, easy consumability. I use Chromium Embedded Framework, I don't actually put the hard work into building and maintaining an API myself. I'd love a simil
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by kodablah 7y ago
> which is based on Chromium, but does not phone home to Google Same deal with the browser I use. My preferred UI + Chromium is better for me than FF. There are three common cross-platform browser approaches: Chrome, FF, and Chromium-bas
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by kodablah 7y ago
It has gotten better in 20 years (that's way too long to retain judgement on transportation). Not a ton better, but since most of these companies aren't moving to Dallas proper, it's moot anyways.
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by kodablah 7y ago
The commenter guessed at something your article did not address yet is not unrelated. Saying it's moving goalposts to discuss housing costs in relation to property tax percentage and then quoting the first part of the sentence pretendi
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by kodablah 7y ago
> I'm pissed off at the state of information security [...] I'm pissed off that our tooling is falling behind. I'm pissed off that my clients don't seem to take it seriously Information security, like physical securit
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by kodablah 7y ago
Doing some security debugging on Slack desktop a year or so ago, I saw that you could easily open up a Chrome debugger port via CLI option to use with puppeteer/chromedp/etc. I haven't checked lately, but in theory it should
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by kodablah 7y ago
You lose out on cookies from those other origins. When we reach the point where ads served from the same site are the primary problem, a partial victory has been gained. I already suggest people use these edge workers to anonymize-then-coll
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by kodablah 7y ago
There is definitely a market for this and has been an idea I've been toying with for some time. Instead of a proxy per se, it'd be an API on top of a headless browser scraper then a simple web UI that uses that API. It'll hav
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by kodablah 7y ago
There are security benefits of TLS. Now, if you're asking what benefits it has over DNS-over-TLS, making DNS requests indistinguishable from other HTTP requests has privacy/shaping benefits.
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I feared it was hardcoded :-( I am trying not to ask every user of my DNS server to manually configure each of their browsers and their OS.
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by kodablah 7y ago
> However, since these servers and their DoH configurations are well known, Windows can automatically upgrade to DoH while using the same server. They are not well known. How do they know my DNS server is DoH? It's good that, like C
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by kodablah 7y ago
> There's a PlantUML Integration IntelliJ plugin that's easy to use for preview/rendering The VSCode one[0] is good too 0 - https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=jebbs.pl...
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> We bad-movie watchers have our own anticriteria, the sorts of badness we prefer. As a fellow bad-movie aficionado, I've narrowed my taste to prefer bad movies that the makers are very proud of and defend until their dying days. Pa
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by kodablah 7y ago
One wonders if you can WASM-ify ImageMagick and the use a JS FileReader and a canvas or other PNG output approach to do this all client side. Hrmm, I might tackle this myself if I get the time...
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> the argument that users should not care, is not valid I agree from the user's perspective. The point is nuanced but important - users should care, but the reality is they don't and from an implementer's perspective we sh
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> To purposely be provocative to spur discussion I will make a bold claim: Decentralization is an unstable equilibrium. It's the centralization that becomes the stable status quo. Spurred. Firstly, this ignores the variance between
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> I imagine they will be using 8.8.8.8 [...] now you are sending all your personal data to Google You shouldn't guess/imagine something and then build your opinion on it. IIRC, Chrome will continue to use your configured namese

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