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by larsnystrom 5y ago
You can try replying to the tweet[1] asking developers to point to specific bugs in Safari and see if it gets their attention. [1] https://twitter.com/jensimmons/status/1491064075987873792
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by larsnystrom 5y ago
So how does this apply to Gmail? If somebody sends an email to me, and I'm using Google Workspace, could they argue I'm sharing their personal information with Google then?
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by larsnystrom 5y ago
According to npmjs.com react has 13.6M downloads/week and redux has 6.7M. So 45-50% sounds about right.
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by larsnystrom 5y ago
This makes one question whether there really are any security vulnerabilities at all. Perhaps Apple isn’t fixing these because there’s nothing to fix? I don’t know enough to say whether these vulnerabilities are real or not.
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by larsnystrom 5y ago
Neither is Ericsson. In fact they are #2 and #3 when it comes to market share in networking equipment. Since Huawei is banned in many European countries now, I bet most sold networking equipment in Europe right now is European.
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by larsnystrom 5y ago
They should just use history.replaceState() instead of history.pushState().
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by larsnystrom 5y ago
In a few decades the internal combustion engine will be to transportation what the typewriter is to typing today. It’s kind of mind boggling, but there is really no alternative if we want to stop increasing the CO2 concentration in our atmo
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by larsnystrom 6y ago
I absolutely thought this was clubhouse.io until I had a closer look at the screenshots. I have no idea what this other clubhouse app is. Confusing indeed.
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by larsnystrom 6y ago
I actually just handed in my 2016 MBP and got the keyboard replaced under their extended 4 year “butterfly mishap”-warranty. The new keyboard feels so much better than the last one. Plus they also replaced the battery because it’s all solde
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by larsnystrom 6y ago
My original context was rather that of a junior developer asking a more experienced developer what choices to make, and then questioning them. Which is good, but sometimes the knowledge gap is just too wide to deal with then and there.
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by larsnystrom 6y ago
I think I did a poor job of explaining the situation I was referring to. My point was I could’ve made a better job explaining a concept, but I just wasn’t prepared for or had the capacity to do so at the spot. Explaining complex things in a
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by larsnystrom 6y ago
I was fairly recently asked what the point of implementing a web application using React was, and what advantages it would bring over just doing it without a framework/UI library. I couldn't really give a proper answer there, at t
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by larsnystrom 6y ago
So I looked at the VSCode Ansible plugin and it says it is authored by "Microsoft"[1], but the repository is owned by a Github organization called "Visual Studio China"[2] and the plugin identifier is "vscoss.vscode
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by larsnystrom 7y ago
In my youth I learnt a thing or two from hackthissite.org.
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by larsnystrom 7y ago
I never used flash, but if this is what it was like I can see why flash was so popular. I'm loving it. Reminds of the time I spent doing WC3 maps when I was younger. Don't listen to the naysayers, just keep at it. You got somethin
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by larsnystrom 7y ago
Kind of sounds like Publii ( https://getpublii.com/ ).
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by larsnystrom 7y ago
Mods: Please change the title to the article’s original title. Nowhere in the article is there a claim that civilization will end by 2030, so the current title is both wrong and click-baity.
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by larsnystrom 9y ago
Ipinfo seems to have the exact same logo as Podio ( https://podio.com ), a service owned by Citrix.
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by larsnystrom 10y ago
There's definitely peer-reviewed research on terrorism, but I'm no expert. But yes please, let's stop this discussion now. I'm sorry for going off topic.
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by larsnystrom 10y ago
I really shouldn't be discussing these sort of things on the internet, because I know we're never going to reach any kind of consensus. But... Can you please provide some references to peer-reviewed research that show terrorism is
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by larsnystrom 10y ago
When I went to compulsory school I was taught that competition between nations is what caused the arms race that preluded World War I. I was also told that it was the feeling (in Germany) of being humiliated by the Versaille treaty, as a na
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by larsnystrom 10y ago
Of course I see the possibility of harm here, but really, isn't automatic updates pretty standard by now? I mean, it's got to be better than letting a large swath of users run old versions of the software because they don't k
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by larsnystrom 10y ago
I was managing a Google Apps account when I had a problem with Google Groups I didn't know how to solve. Picked up the phone and called the support number, and within minutes I was talking to a super nice guy who helped me out. That wa
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by larsnystrom 10y ago
Can you please provide some references to the "high number of vulnerabilities"? I've only heard of one or two, but those were promptly fixed.
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by larsnystrom 10y ago
I ordered my first ever MBP last week (it should arrive this Friday) but I'm really worried about these palm rejection issues I've been hearing about. Is the touch pad ok even though you disabled tap to click? It just seems very u
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by larsnystrom 10y ago
If the water could not gain speed on the way down it would stand still at the top of the mountain. Put gravity into the equation and the water gains speed.
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by larsnystrom 10y ago
I just wanted to say I think it's sad you're getting downvoted. My grandma was also relatively computer literate. If we ever hope to reach equality in our line of work we need to think more carefully about the personas[0] we use,
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by larsnystrom 10y ago
renderComponent is not part of any of your components. I think the React equivalent of what you mean is the render method of a component. The problem I think the OP is talking about is when there is an error thrown somewhere in the react li