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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Yeah I’ve worked on a few pieces of software now that tried SVG sanitizing on uploads, got hacked, and banned the uploads.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
I don't mean that, I mean behavior. The algorithm that is TikTok is running a test fingerprinting you with every video shown. It's like stylometry on steroids.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
TikTok will de-anonymize you and connect you back to the ad networks in days, speaking as someone who tried really, really hard to not get it to do that. They probably have the most sophisticated fingerprinting ever created.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
> get desktop audio for screen recording with QuickTime A famously missing macOS feature. Loopback is yonder: https://rogueamoeba.com/loopback/ > the shortcut to stop screen recording on QuickTime sucks, it’s lik
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
> technological unemployment is not something that will be sudden or obvious I already have friends experiencing technological unemployment. Programmers suddenly need backup plans. Several designers I know are changing careers. Not to me
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by lelandfe 11mo ago
My recent TCL TV forces you agree to Google's terms and conditions, and you aren't even provided the text of what you're agreeing to unless you connect the TV to the internet. It felt illegal.
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by lelandfe 11mo ago
I don't know how well lumber holds up to the bottom of the ocean
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by lelandfe 11mo ago
Design patterns and component libraries are a bit related but they're pretty different concerns ultimately.
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by lelandfe 11mo ago
Sweet, looks like this is pretty new (2022). Running a git command on one branch and multiple branches being affected is really unusual for me! This really does look like it is designed for just this problem, though. Simple overview: https
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How does `git rebase` work under the hood? (2020)(stackoverflow.com)
3 points by lelandfe 11mo ago|0 comments
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by lelandfe 11mo ago
Seems like you found it, but for others: one of the easiest ways to get a PR's diff/patch is to just put .diff or .patch at the end of its URL. I use this all the time! Random PR example, https://github.com/microso
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by lelandfe 11mo ago
Tabulate means to organize by rows and columns. Layout grids organize data by rows and columns.
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by lelandfe 11mo ago
> A layout grid is not a table Ain't it? Rows and columns get you a table.
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by lelandfe 11mo ago
It’s cloaking when it’s Bad. It’s Good when it’s Google that’s let through the gates: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/essentials/spam-po... > If you operate a paywall or a content-gating mechani
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by lelandfe 11mo ago
Preach. It’s astonishing how much necessary documentation lives as unchanging footnotes on TS releases. https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.typ...
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by lelandfe 11mo ago
The other fun thing is that authC and authZ sound identical for certain accents
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by lelandfe 11mo ago
This is the NYT, not the New Yorker
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by lelandfe 1y ago
K8s (Kubernetes), a11y (accessibility)... The kicker for me recently was hearing someone say "ally"
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by lelandfe 1y ago
The ask was "when are we going to get a public release for SteamOS" Someone's bootleg copy of the private repo is not proof that it has
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by lelandfe 1y ago
> These public repositories (@gitlab.com/evlaV) are an unmodified 1:1 public copy/mirror of Valve's latest (currently private) SteamOS 3.x (holo) GitLab repositories This sure reads like it's private
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by lelandfe 1y ago
ProPublica's reporting has been dogging Boring's heels in Las Vegas on this, I've been reading them religiously. It appears that the city views this project as Cool™ and opts either to not fine or fine pittances for constant
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by lelandfe 1y ago
(the keyboard smash username is apropos) > Per-account alias might sound much Not only does this not sound too much, this is a feature Apple offers called Hide My Email: https://support.apple.com/en-us/102548
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by lelandfe 1y ago
> Large promoters who regularly throw events or have the budget for larger events would use their own promotion mechanisms No (at least in the US) - it’s because of exclusive contracts with the ticketing platforms. Whereas you can list o
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by lelandfe 1y ago
Although the EES biometric system that just got added is intended to crack down on this Despite being required to, most crossings I did recently did not use it, though
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by lelandfe 1y ago
Something that surprises often is that NYC used to be far, far denser. See the second image: https://urbanomnibus.net/2014/10/the-rise-and-fall-of-manhat... I recommend to people the Tenement Museum for their sec
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How Google handles JavaScript throughout the indexing process(vercel.com)
3 points by lelandfe 1y ago|0 comments
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by lelandfe 1y ago
As for the first question, about AI possibly truncating my comments,
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by lelandfe 1y ago
> There's not a lot of team in a surgical team Surgeon, assistant, tech, anesthesiologist, plus probably a nurse...?
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by lelandfe 1y ago
https://jsfiddle.net/pn6bzyhk/1/ Native behavior for comparison. React is following it; Backbone is not. The native behavior on macOS, for instance, undoes all three words in one action: https://imgur.c
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by lelandfe 1y ago
Try typing a full word into each password box. Then, try to undo (Cmd/Ctrl-Z, etc). Backbone's undoes the typing, one letter at a time. React's behaves correctly and undoes the whole word. Good job, React (I still see "c

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