livre

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by livre 5y ago
You can put your content anywhere you want but you can't choose where the audience is. YouTube is in practice a big monopoly because there's no audience in the "alternatives." If you want to be seen you have no choice bu
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by livre 5y ago
I didn't know they had a built in email client, they didn't have it last time I tried Vivaldi and that's why I eventually stopped using it. Thanks for that info.
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by livre 5y ago
Cookies work when JavaScript is disabled or has failed to load (your basic functionality should work without it), localStorage doesn't. So unless we are talking about SPAs cookies are generally the better choice.
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by livre 5y ago
If you miss the old Opera UI/UX then Otter may be a decent replacement. If you want what would have been the actual continuation of the old Opera then go for Vivaldi (made by some of the old Opera team members).
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by livre 5y ago
AMP was specifically opt-in and only websites with enough man power and interest to implement it did, if you wanted it you had to program an entirely different page using Google's JS framework and restricted subset of HTML. FLoC is opt
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by livre 5y ago
The problem wasn't the idea, a visual diagram for logic flow is a good idea but your IDE can do that from your code better than the over-engineered idea of UML. UML had another problem, it reversed the way programmers work. As a progra
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by livre 5y ago
> Actually, Horizon Zero Dawn is a good example of that. My wife and I loved the game and did every single thing we could, but the atrocious voice acting means that while we loved the gameplay and story, we did not care about the charact
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by livre 5y ago
> I wonder if modern graphics and voice acting might actually be making games less immersive, by asking less of players' imaginations when it comes to completing the characters. Or it may just be that I'm older now. Depends on
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by livre 5y ago
Until a year or two ago (can't remember exactly) it wasn't possible to register a "naked" .ar domain and they were reserved for very special cases (government mostly). It had to be a .com.ar or .org.ar etc.
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by livre 5y ago
I prefer those sponsored segments to regular web ads. They are old school, no tracking and are usually relevant to the content I am watching. I can't afford to donate to the YouTubers I like so I'm glad they can make money from th
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by livre 6y ago
You don't "show offline" in WhatsApp, either "online" appears below the contact name or nothing appears. Nothing doesn't mean offline, it means the person doesn't have WhatsApp running in the foreground, t
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by livre 6y ago
You are assuming it will be a read-write property but there are a few properties and methods in JavaScript that can't be overwritten and nothing prevents Google from making this one read-only.
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by livre 6y ago
> Windows 10 still has 32-bit version, and it can still run MS-DOS code apparently. (Although 64-bit Windows apparently cannot.) This is because Windows uses VM86, hardware virtualization that is only available in 32 bit (legacy) mode.
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by livre 6y ago
Thanks, nice to know you are working on it.
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by livre 6y ago
The opposite happened to me a few times, signup doesn't truncate, the database accepts it but login truncates on the backend and you can't login.
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by livre 6y ago
Since you seem to work for Microsoft, the broken use case I know: without 3p cookies Microsoft Teams is broken (it shows a not very useful error page asking to refresh the page, when you do it shows the same error again). Many of us need it
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by livre 6y ago
> can a FLoC ID de-anon into a user? Currently yes and seems like a though problem to solve (there are trade offs but it's likely that this will never be fully solved, like encryption, you can only make it so difficult that it isn&#
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by livre 6y ago
The problem is that it isn't much better (if at all) in its current implementation. The current implementation allows tracking and identifying individual users (this may be or may not be fixed by Google, it has already been reported to
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by livre 6y ago
Try running your Chromium with these flags[1] and see what that page says about it. If it says anything other than "not supported by this browser" then Chromium supports it (may not be enabled by default though). [1] https:/
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by livre 6y ago
> Hello, it's not like every venue will be hard pressed to accommodate QUIC quickly, right? If browsers fall back to regular HTTPS when the QUIC connection fails there won't be much incentive in making sure QUIC works or isn&#x
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by livre 6y ago
I have my doubts about the "more anonymous" part, mainly because 3p cookies are constrained to a single browser on a single device and can be easily erased or blocked, but your browsing habits that will land you on a certain cohor
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by livre 6y ago
The idea that FLoC is a more privacy-friendly alternative to third-party cookies is deeply flawed, please read [this]( https://github.com/WICG/floc/issues/100 ).
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by livre 6y ago
The way I've seen it implemented is as "Video Assisted Referee" and it's just a bunch of people outside the field looking at different screens and determining whether someone was offside or not. It's just some extra
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by livre 6y ago
It is a Microsoft product, it would have been better if Microsoft was forced to push a patch for the vulnerability and code to remove the exploit in their AV definitions or their malicious software removal tool through Windows update.
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by livre 6y ago
That's for the link element, this is for meta https://caniuse.com/mdn-html_elements_meta_name_referrer
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by livre 6y ago
I think I used the wrong word, I meant to say this is likely going to become another wasted effort for something people aren't going to use much or at all.
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by livre 6y ago
While this is likely yet another bad move by Microsoft I hope this pushes web devs to start focusing on web apps and puts a stop to all those websites packaged with a browser that are around 200MB each.
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by livre 6y ago
Many things are wrong probably, here are some I can think of: it is extra data for more accurate fingerprinting, it is not really an alternative to tracking users because companies using it doesn't mean they'll stop tracking you,
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by livre 6y ago
I wonder how long until the "basic subscription" starts including ads and we'll have to pay for a more advanced one to get rid of them. I hope I'm wrong and that never happens.
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by livre 6y ago
I had that experience, maybe they are more forgiving to IPs coming from certain countries or locations. IPs from my country tend to be treated as suspicious (not as bad as Tor but bad enough to be an annoyance) so as soon as I registered ok

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