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by krono 4y ago
No mention of who is taking full responsibility for the situation! Edit: The CEO takes full "accountability" instead, further down the original announcement[0] [0]: https://web.archive.org/web/20230123124201&#
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by krono 4y ago
For an app that cost in the tens of millions to produce[1], and for which the company (gov-owned and operated) behind it charges implementors/users (not end-users ofc)[2] for each and every single successful DigID authentication event
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by krono 4y ago
A great tool no doubt, but I'm personally not a fan of their extensions architecture. Last time I checked, it silently installed it's own complete and default build of NodeJS with NPM and everything. The extensions themselves are
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by krono 4y ago
There exist other laws, jurisprudence, and even entirely different judicial systems besides those currently used in the USA!
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by krono 4y ago
Whilst it might not be of help to OP, I suggest everyone else to do a data export for all your important services every once in a while and save it with your other backups. https://takeout.google.com https://account.m
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by krono 4y ago
Yes you missed two leaks, here are just some random articles about them: https://web.archive.org/web/20221030030843/https://cointeleg... https://web.archive.org/web/20220901153130&#x
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by krono 4y ago
Maybe they can manage to not leak all their customer data for a third time!
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There are actual (conceptual :D) plans by NASA to use our own sun as a gravitational lens to achieve just that. The concept is by Slava Turyshev and titled "Direct Multipixel Imaging and Spectroscopy of an Exoplanet with a Solar Gravit
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by krono 4y ago
This recent finding in Android by Mullvad came to mind: https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2022/10/10/android-leaks-connect...
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by krono 4y ago
Your single `.vimrc`-style config file should just work, NeoVIM just looks for it elsewhere. Most other differences are config defaults, the majority of which I suspect you have manually added to your current VIM config anyway. Here is a de
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by krono 4y ago
Whenever I didn't know how to do something or suspected there'd be a far more efficient way to go about it, I'd look up the magic words or keys to use and write them down. Limiting this cheatsheet to just one side of an A4 sh
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by krono 4y ago
We are entropy incarnate. Not the most effective vector the universe has managed to come up with by far, but perhaps, given enough time, we might be able help move things along just a tiny bit faster.
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by krono 4y ago
Not entirely sure if I fully understand your question. To clarify, these CSS hacks often use checkbox inputs for isomorphic state management and that is simply incompatible with the semantics those elements are designed and expected to repr
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by krono 4y ago
The majority of those CSS "hacks" are not at all accessible, however. You'd get to browse the web without JavaScript, and millions of others would not be able to browse the web at all.
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No, you should stay very far away from them. Besides their products being entirely closed-source, they also managed to leak very detailed customer data (that they weren't even supposed to keep) not once but twice . This lead to severa
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by krono 4y ago
Fair point, thank you
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by krono 4y ago
Quite a difference between this and, say, Bezos taking his private jet halfway across the world to see how his mega-yacht construction is progressing, while his other private jet is hopping between airports empty so it won't lose its t
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by krono 4y ago
Reminds me of the Satoshi's BTC genesis block message: EThe Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks Block Explorer: https://explorer.btc.com/btc/block/0 Referenced
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by krono 4y ago
Oh yeah the constant syntax changes got me to stop using it entirely. Commands would suddenly lead to web searches, I'd then have to Google the new set of magic words to make it set a reminder or whatever, only for it to break again
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by krono 4y ago
Neat project, people have wildly differing browser workflows and it's interesting to get a glimpse of how the brain of this extension's author deals with the concept. This might benefit from using Firefox's Sidebar API: http
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by krono 4y ago
> How is it destabilizing? Potentially destabilising is what I said. In a similar fashion to how 20% of my diet consisting of Taco Bell would carry a greater destabilising potential than a the same share of FDA recommended diet conformi
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by krono 4y ago
Yes, it's yet another potentially destabilising factor you can add to the pile though.
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by krono 4y ago
News that SHIB makes up nearly 20% of their asset reserves[1] Big asset movements between Crypto.com and Gate just in time for a proof of reserves disclosure[2] CEO trying increasingly hard to convince everyone not to panic Can't blame
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by krono 4y ago
This W3C Design Tokens working group might be of interest to you: https://github.com/design-tokens Ever so slightly more details in my own top-level comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33575191
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by krono 4y ago
There is actually a W3C working group working on a standardised design token schema specification and on adoption by design tooling. Several big names such as Adobe are actively involved, so this has some weight to it. https://gi
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by krono 4y ago
Which is quite limited in scope and does not allow for boolean (faux-boolean, of course) or json columns. It also affects certain operations in ways that might not be immediately obvious. Not sure if this has received any further work since
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by krono 4y ago
> Licensed under OFL (basically, use it on your site or in your app and credit GitHub—read the full license) Requiring only attribution and nothing else is very generous and only fair. Would be a serious dick move if someone fai
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by krono 4y ago
Sourcemaps for HTML essentially.
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What has happened before will happen again. What has been done before will be done again.
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by krono 4y ago
The following is meant as constructive feedback, and I hope you will take it as such even if it happens you disagree: Your comments here consistently come across as highly adversarial: Assumptions and conclusions are liberally asserted, eve

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