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by krono 4y ago
> by at least three independent security audits paid with public money Clearly not
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Hence the generally discouraged - as in not recommended in the majority of situations but exceptions exist (such as the one you provided).
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Which of these tags you should use and what they should contain is entirely context dependant. That said, the use of empty alt tags is generally discouraged and not even allowed together with the ARIA presentation role in most cases. This d
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The majority of items mentioned in the article are still in the earliest stages of the standardisation process and haven't even had their specifications finalised yet (see overview at https://www.w3.org/Style/CSS&#
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by krono 4y ago
That's a very vague privacy policy[0] with more tracking and analytics than I would have expected for something that claims to be "Privacy-First". I guess it only applies to the users' content. [0]: https://do
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by krono 4y ago
Ritalin is a brand of methylphenidate, not amphetamine.
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> Facebook (sorry, Meta) is the only one continuing to advance the VR industry Valve recently posted a job opening[1] that hints at ongoing efforts in the field. [1]: https://www.valvesoftware.com/en/jobs?job_id=52
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by krono 4y ago
Then it is a correct translation, as that is what insubordination means.
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The nature and capabilities of these products makes me significantly less forgiving towards these sorts of mistakes, however. Just to be clear I have no ill will towards this developer or their products.
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This particular line in the developer's response[1] leads me to believe they don't - or at least don't properly - validate third party dependency changes, which is even more worrying if I'm honest: > I will look i
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by krono 4y ago
These tools send telemetry to Sentry (or at least the ones I evaluated did, which I believe were Lulu and TaskExplorer). Personally I'm not comfortable with this due to the level of access they require and thought it worth to mention.
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by krono 4y ago
Here are some uBlock Origin rules to get rid of all that crap in your search results: youtube.com##ytd-search ytd-item-section-renderer>#contents>:not(ytd-video-renderer),ytd-secondary-search-container-renderer youtube.com##ytd-
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by krono 4y ago
My standard response to "I have nothing to hide" is "then why are you wearing clothes?". It seems to work relatively well to put things into the exact perspective you describe.
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> Take some damned personal responsibility Get rid of that wheelchair, just walk like a normal person!
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Tangent but let's stop referring to it as a mere ad blocker, it's a content blocker - it's even a very useful and impactful accessibility tool in that capacity. ADHD sucks and I have a lot to thank to these types of tools for
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by krono 4y ago
Late response, apologies. Saw the doctor today and brought this all to him. He has opened cases with and referred me to two specialists: one for the potential long covid symptoms, and one who will be taking another and more thorough look at
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But only if you're willing to use Chrome, as I believe Edge requires root permissions to install.
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I was actually tested for hEDS (amongst other things) in the past because my knees can do some funny tricks and I had some pain there. Turned out not to be EDS but instead the problem was caused by the kneecaps not tracking well - that was
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by krono 4y ago
Maybe worth looking into getting some Yubikeys (get a spare, it's just easier) and using those in combination with their 2FA app. They can do some other neat tricks as well with SSH and PGP. Clarification edit: they offer a 2FA token a
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by krono 4y ago
The light searching I've been doing since my last comment had indeed been leading me in that direction. I even came across a mention of this here on HN from a few months ago[1]. A sibling comment to yours also suggested a hormonal imba
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Cheers, I'll bring it up with the doc! Luckily he's one to take it well when his patients bring up internet-sourced thoughts or suggestions :)
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It's mentioned in most official resources that I've come across as a potential "long-covid" symptom, but I don't recall ever having seen it listed as one of the researched criteria - those seem mostly limited to jus
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Funny, I was just searching if the temperature dysregulation - randomly sweating and feeling hot or cold without a change in body temperature - might have anything to do with my covid infection two months ago (the answer seems to be: maybe,
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by krono 4y ago
As I understand it, Web Codecs is quite a ways away from being a web standard - it is currently just a draft[1] for a recommendation for a possible future standard. Just beware of any major API changes or any indication that it might be dro
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Interesting points that I had completely overlooked! By the way, without knowing how many there might be in total and how often they were seen/discovered, we can't really say if hiding from us is something they'd suck at :)
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This would be covered by the zoo hypotheses[1] I think. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoo_hypothesis
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We don't know the true cost of using this application, is what I was trying to say.
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How can you possibly tell without knowing what exact data is being collected, how it is being used, for how long it will be kept, and where it will end up?
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Not all cards were on the table back then when. The general public and perhaps even Google and such themselves didn't really know what they were getting into or where this was headed - at least not today's scale, ubiquitousness, o
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This form of data collection and use has broken a status quo that has existed as long as life itself. Shouldn't it more conventionally be the ones in favour of this change to provide evidence of its benefits rather than the other way a

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