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by krono 4y ago
This article and others like it would greatly benefit from a brief description of the thing it is about. It's a second release candidate, there are instructions for how to install it, apparently it's really popular (congratulation
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That would invalidate - partially, at least - those accountability-waiver and acceptance and acknowledgement that there could be defects clauses you will find in the terms and conditions of nearly all modern software. If it is being monitor
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This also happened to my own 2019 16" Intel MacBook Pro, and an acquaintance with that same model laptop even had it happen twice - to both the original and the replacement screen. In all cases it wasn't a full crack but rather so
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Either we equalise chaos or we reduce chaos, there exist no other options for entropy incarnate.
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> Don't downplay it's importance and it's disadvantages that came along. This is rather unfair. Your previous comment referred to NPM in the broadest possible sense, so what else would you expect its audience to do but to
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It's a package manager, package managers are almost always entirely optional. Feel free to gather and build your dependency trees by hand, if you believe this to be worth it. Most packages have their sources and build instructions read
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by krono 4y ago
Good to get some official debate going on this. Crash reports, error events, feature flags, installation telemetry, however convenient it is to have this information, none of it is essential. The services that are often used to implement th
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Here's a workaround, it's ridiculous and probably a bug (any Apple SEs in the audience please move along, nothing to see here) but it works: - Open the "Audio MIDI Setup" app that comes pre-installed with the OS - Bottom
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by krono 4y ago
Nope, that's what the protected resources API is for. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/in...
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Nothing good has ever come from apps that required admin privileges to install for no obvious reason. They either abuse the rights, or end up with massive security holes that are completely neglected for months or longer.
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With a well-seasoned pan it mostly comes down to temperature control
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Just scrub with a bit of salt and a paper towel when it's still warm and rinse with a bit of cold water.
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If there's something you want, it might work better to just straight up ask them for it.
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Some form of distributed authority could have been implemented as a more practical alternative to the scattered remnants that they might be left with now. You're right, of course. My previous post was written up a bit too hasty :)
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It's not decentralized in any practical manner when everyone's local clone is pointing to the same, now no longer available, origin. This could have been mitigated by having a pre-determined fallback origin (which could very well
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Git is not GitHub
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Considering the ease with which credit cards can be obtained, and all the incentives that often come with them, I would argue that argument doesn't nearly carry as much weight here as it would in other cases.
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Could also be interpreted to indicate a lack desire to even have the ability to spend beyond their means.
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Not at all, only pointing out the skewed perspective surrounding this topic.
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My goal isn't to know when I'm being spied on, it is to avoid being spied on at all :)
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This setting disables the explorer jumping: "explorer.autoReveal": false And here are some settings you can play with to get that window/instance behaviour under control (default values shown here): "window.op
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Protection for thee but not from me "improving.duckduckgo.com"
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Don't blindly trust these frameworks, wouldn't want your customers' Outlook to crash when they open your invoice.
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Perhaps https://rclone.org/ would be of use to you. It handles other cloud storage providers as well, comes with convenient encryption functionality, and its synchronisation is far more reliable and controllable (at least t
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by krono 4y ago
Poor choice of words on my end, apologies. The underlying technologies and the tooling that you've been building on top of it are great. I was merely pointing out the confusing or perhaps misleading writing style of this announcement.
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by krono 4y ago
FYI WebContainers are not a web standard, but this article sure does try its best to make it sound like one. Pretty off-putting and not at all necessary for such a great product as Stackblitz. Firefox has added support for some webdriver AP
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Don't think Italy is currently available for purchase on Amazon :)
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Browsers and other programs can use the User-Agent[1] header to send along a bit of information about themselves with each request. This and other information is then used to filter out various types of visitor. In this case, requests claim
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This visually hides the HTML elements on Google Search and for me only. There is no networking involved and so Italian TLDs are still reachable. This is a personal solution to an extremely disruptive and long standing problem, and only affe
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This merely hides Google search results in my browser. No network connections are blocked...

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