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by kuschku 1y ago
I don't think anyone is attached to the technology of xslt itself, but to the UX it provides. Your microcontroller only serves the actual xml data, the xslt is served from a different server somewhere else (e.g., the manufacturer'
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by kuschku 1y ago
I'd argue it'd still make sense to assign a CVE here. While you don't need to coordinate patching, many companies will need to issue reports to hipaa/gdpr oversight agencies, customers, employees, etc and having a common
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by kuschku 1y ago
I'd love to see more powerful HTML templating that'd be able to handle arbitrary XML or JSON inputs, but until we get that, we'll have to make do with XSLT. For now, there's no alternative that allows serving an XML file
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by kuschku 1y ago
If the usage/risk of XSLT is enough to remove it, you'd have to remove webusb, webbluetooth, webmidi, webxr, and countless more
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by kuschku 1y ago
The people writing, and visiting websites that rely on XSLT are the same users that disable or patch out telemetry.
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by kuschku 1y ago
SSO is really important in the "few tools, many users" case, but just as important in the "many tools, few users" case. I'm self hosting dozens of tools, and without SSO I'd have to set up username, password, T
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by kuschku 1y ago
You mean Sauerstoffflaschen, which used to be written Sauerstofflaschen, but yes, that's exactly it.
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by kuschku 1y ago
Fun fact: That long s accidentally lead to a new character being created. In German, we've got words like "dass". Back in the day, every s that wasn't at the end of a word was written as long s, so "dass" would
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by kuschku 1y ago
In languages with currying, you could avoid the builder pattern by currying the constructor.
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by kuschku 1y ago
> But where is there to even ask these days? Stack overflow? The IRC, Matrix or slack chats for the languages?
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by kuschku 1y ago
but they're not. Ofyen the confidence value is much lower. I should have an option to see how confident it is. (maybe set the opacity of each token to its confidence?)
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by kuschku 1y ago
> The web client doesn't load any images/media anymore for me in new sessions. I log in, I cross authenticate with another client, no images load. At work I've a very old browser session going and everything works. That so
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by kuschku 1y ago
The "tech guys", as you call them, are dogfooding the app and feeling the pain every day. Matthew — the CEO — is the biggest poweruser of them all and feels all the pain points, with his account being the worst-case edge case. It&
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by kuschku 1y ago
> It sounds like they found better PMF than Beyond with a more sustainable, incremental growth model. Indeed, and I believe the flaw is that food products are a low-margin, zero-sum market with no potential for moats and limited growth o
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by kuschku 1y ago
Has it failed? I've been vegetarian since January 2011. Back then at restaurants I had to eat side dishes or go hungry, and while I spent months searching I couldn't find any kind of imitation meat that didn't make me wanna p
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by kuschku 1y ago
> Pluto is a bit of an outlier, I wonder if due to some ancient collision or some other force. That's something most asteroids and trans-neptunian objects have in common, they're on eccentric orbits outside of the plane.
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by kuschku 1y ago
Since when is 10r/s flooding? That barely registers as a blip even if you're hosting your site on a single server.
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by kuschku 1y ago
One option is to use two very wide, thin insulated copper sheets as cable. Still has a good bend radius in one dimension, but is able to sink a lot of power.
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by kuschku 1y ago
If only the bottleneck was the laws of physics. In reality, it's mostly legacy infrastructure, which is of course much harder to change than the laws of physics.
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by kuschku 1y ago
Even modern cameras have grain. If you need to integrate your scene with motion graphics, background replacement, or vfx, you'll need to remove grain on part of the image, edit it, add the original grain back where possible and synthes
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by kuschku 1y ago
How does it help if you're passing between transmitter and receiver? (either directly, or by bouncing a radar signal off the ionosphere and receiving it again) You should still show up as a shadow?
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by kuschku 1y ago
Kotlin also has this type, it's called "Nothing". https://kotlinlang.org/api/core/kotlin-stdlib/kotlin/-nothin... As you can never get a value of type nothing, it can coerce into anything,
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by kuschku 1y ago
Some Sony Xperias were until recently manufactured in Japan (and still have headphone javk & sd card slot)
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by kuschku 1y ago
The Xperia 10 is available in many countries. I'm in Germany and could buy it like any other phone.
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by kuschku 1y ago
That's already been the case for years, and is why DoH was invented in the first place. Chromecasts hardcode DNS to 8.8.8.8, so people would redirect that traffic to their PiHole for adblocking. To "fix" that, Google introduc
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by kuschku 1y ago
> Where on earth did you get that idea from? Well, countless court rulings in Europe? e.g., https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2007/05/finland-court-br... That's why you can play or a rip a DVD with
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by kuschku 1y ago
DVD encryption is not considered DRM or encryption in the EU, as it is too weak to provide any meaningful protections. If ripping DVDs is not allowed in the US, then the video should be region locked (just like Pride Month content us blocke
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by kuschku 1y ago
I'm not sure why you're telling him this — he's already on floatplane and the video is available there already https://www.floatplane.com/channel/JeffGeerling/
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by kuschku 1y ago
I usually try to write comments with proper notation and proper example values, but if — like in this instance — I'm interrupted IRL and lose my draft, I'll focus on getting my idea across at all rather than writing the perfect
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by kuschku 1y ago
> I wish there were an API to build such a firewall, e.g. as a part of a browser extension, There was in Manifest V2, and it still exists in Firefox. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons

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