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by lol768 1y ago
It's being looked at. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1481298
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by lol768 1y ago
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by lol768 1y ago
> In 2023, when tourism rates had yet to fully recover from Covid, over 66 million people visited the US from abroad. I don't have more recent statistics, but I'm going to assume that the number is the same or higher this year.
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by lol768 1y ago
How have you found the generation performance? It seems like this should really be a perfect fit for this sort of use-case, and I'd hope the memory footprint and speed are all much more competitive than HTML-based approaches. The tea
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by lol768 1y ago
This is very cool; I wish it was supported by the TeXiFy-IDEA plugin.
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by lol768 1y ago
No, it's part of the browser. Still experimental, though.
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by lol768 1y ago
Hasn't this already existed in Firefox for the best part of the last year? I see a "Ask ChatGPT" context menu option with various tasks ("Proofread", "Summarise" etc) when I right click. It's easy to
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by lol768 1y ago
> Attempts were made to reach out to O2 via email (to both Lutz Schüler, CEO and securityincidents@virginmedia.co.uk) on the 26 and 27 March 2025 reporting this behaviour and privacy risk, but I have yet to get any response or see any ch
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by lol768 1y ago
The progress bar looks a bit like a snake being electrocuted. https://m3.material.io/blog/building-with-m3-expressive#what...
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by lol768 1y ago
It would've been easy to just use green for the held card and red for the discard pile. Thank you for using a colour-blind friendly palette; as someone with deuteranopia :)
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by lol768 1y ago
Hurrah. That was 13 years ago and it still doesn't support railcard discounts. TfL may have been innovative a long time ago, but they haven't moved with the times at all. Hell, the Oyster POMs only got contactless payment readers
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by lol768 1y ago
https://ben-james.notion.site/tube-data > You will regret using this data. You will regret using this API. > It serves data from individual arrivals boards, which all spell stations differently. > It describes trai
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by lol768 2y ago
This is an entire class of vulnerabilities that would've never been possible with XUL, is that correct? I appreciate they had to move for other reasons but I also really don't like the idea that the DevTools and browser chrome its
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by lol768 2y ago
The more people proliferate this, the worse it'll be—frankly, we should be embarrassed that societal literacy and writing style knowledge is so poor that we jump to the "must be written by an LLM" conclusion whenever we see a
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by lol768 2y ago
I'm afraid it's something I need to agree with. So many areas where resource-based conditions just do not work with particular GCP product offerings and you're forced to give out much broader access than you should be giving
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by lol768 2y ago
The latest JCVI recommendations are here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/childhood-varicel... The shingles vaccination programme (for older adults) has existed since 2013. The JCVI recommendation from
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by lol768 2y ago
EBITDA? I'm not going to claim it's perfect (and if the company is struggling and paying back loans it's going to ignore the interest charges), but the idea behind it AIUI is that you strip out some of the, perhaps, "cre
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by lol768 2y ago
You've got to treat any repository made public - no matter how briefly - as compromised / downloaded / accessed / viewed. I found the article title pretty misleading. There's perhaps an interesting conversation to
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by lol768 2y ago
Appreciate you engaging with people here. I think the key difference between Directus and Sentry is that the restrictions Sentry put in place are directed at folks who want to build and sell their own error reporting service to software c
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by lol768 2y ago
> I used to be a big champion, and used it at a Healthcare organization I was the CTO of. Same, it was a real shame to see it change in this way. I'm also not impressed with how they've gone about doing it; no transparency on p
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by lol768 2y ago
It used to be actual FOSS but then they went down the route of making it nonfree. I sort of get why, but not really a fan of how they went about doing it (and arbitrary "revenue-based" thresholds really don't work for busines
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by lol768 2y ago
I mean, somebody must have implemented this .. right? I'd be curious as to what had happened internally here.
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by lol768 2y ago
I mean, it's been in production for years, has a cap of £20k and I'm pretty sure the design of BACS means it's very difficult to recall a transaction after the 4pm time when the feature becomes available. Simon is probably in
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by lol768 2y ago
Right, but it's talking about "Get paid early" - and in the context of this particular post that's a specific Monzo feature that has absolutely nothing to do with ACH. Do US fintechs offer something similar? Perhaps, but
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by lol768 2y ago
> That's a sleazy business model but it's not illegal I feel bad for folks who live in countries without a GDPR equivalent. The ICO's guidance says "You can rely on legitimate interests for marketing activities if you
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by lol768 2y ago
I very rarely stumble across sites that genuinely force dark mode.. they usually respect "prefers-color-scheme dark" (as they should).
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by lol768 2y ago
Yeah - and as a result of that, the builds I do for .NET in GitHub Actions are an order of magnitude quicker to run than the previous pipelines I had in GitLab, where everything was painfully slow because it all ran inside Docker. I get the
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by lol768 2y ago
I wish Plover supported Wayland.. it looks like a lot of work from lots of different people went into different workarounds but nothing that managed to end up in a mergeable state as yet
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by lol768 2y ago
> I have dealt with banking environment when they required SSL with at least 1-year validity on the callback API URL Why are (some) banks always completely clueless about these things? Validating ownership of the domain more often (and
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by lol768 2y ago
They've given "targets" and deadlines before and failed to meet them. I would take whatever they say with a large portion of salt.

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