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by lol768 8y ago
>The 'advise' most devs gave would boil down to disabling CSP by allowing unsafe-inline, or serving the index.html through a NodeJS server and injecting CSP nonces through a templating system. Both are not solutions, but workar
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by lol768 8y ago
>I'm working on react-qml to pursue that exact goal: bringing React model to desktop UI development This project looks really interesting, definitely something I'll be following. Do you have any plans to expand on documentation
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by lol768 8y ago
There's nothing special about Chrome's implementation here. You can override the widget GTK theme in Firefox by setting the "widget.content.gtk-theme-override" configuration option to something like "Adwaita" o
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by lol768 8y ago
I was under the impression Chrome was dropping HPKP support (it was deprecated in 2017), so I imagine this would be across all products - desktop and mobile.
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by lol768 8y ago
I was intrigued by this statement: > A better video streaming experience for Windows users: Firefox now supports the next-generation, royalty-free video compression technology called AV1 Since I don't care about Windows, I was curio
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by lol768 8y ago
>the application dependeds on physical location Thanks for the correction.
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by lol768 8y ago
>how can we help less tech-savy users have an ad-free experience I'd advocate for encouraging adoption of more flexible browsers, if it comes to that. Firefox is far from perfect (see Looking Glass), but for less tech-savvy users it
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by lol768 8y ago
They don't seem to consider open redirects an issue worth mitigating (see https://sites.google.com/site/bughunteruniversity/nonvuln/op... ). Though in the example given, they have taken the sensible step
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by lol768 8y ago
It's unfortunate that the app was licensed out to a commercial vendor ("Peak Brain Training") when the study received funding by the National Institute for Health Research (via the Department of Health and Social Care) which
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by lol768 8y ago
> This is what the push message API in iOS is for. It wakes up the app when messages come in. IRC isn't reliant on a proprietary push message API, though (be that provided by Apple or Google). I'm sure there are long-lived boun
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by lol768 8y ago
>you shouldn't blame the state for your errors And what's the technological reason behind there being a four week lag in the data being available? I can't think of a good one. I'm sure there's cell signal where t
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by lol768 8y ago
>"Use a bouncer" might be the answer there. Weechat and weechat-android are great choices here. Best CLI and Android IRC clients I've used, and I've tried quite a few.
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by lol768 8y ago
Getting messages requires an open TCP connection, hence it really is quite important (at least with IRC) that the app stays running in the background.
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by lol768 8y ago
Why's it Mac-only if it's Electron?
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by lol768 8y ago
Archive mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20000424210912/www.bmug.org/news...
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by lol768 8y ago
https://crt.sh/?id=1077863710
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by lol768 8y ago
What's your reasoning for this assertion? If the user is a European citizen, I was under the impression that GDPR was applicable. The location at which the user is at does not matter one iota. US companies need to understand this, or r
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by lol768 8y ago
>Well yes, of course. People don't go into academia because they want to teach. Academics are also not rewarded significantly for good teaching. When student tuition fees make up the bulk of a department's income, is this reaso
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by lol768 8y ago
>At the low ranked school, professors did not reuse homework or exams. They focused a lot more on what you were learning and less on how well you can do on the final exam. They had plenty of office hours - ranging from 3-12 hours a week
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by lol768 8y ago
Pretty sure they do, because AFAIK there's not much choice in the US. I think it's therefore forced to use screen scraping (or other APIs not intended for public consumption). In line with the rest of the US's financial techn
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by lol768 8y ago
It'd be cool if this could integrate with e.g. Pixabay/Unsplash to allow users to easily mock up pages using stock imagery.
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by lol768 8y ago
> The Taboola news carousals at the bottom of most slow loading actual news sites are filled with total junk. This, a thousands times. For both Taboola and Outbrain it's clickbaity trash - usually misleading and low quality content.
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by lol768 8y ago
Does this date refer to the time of the publishing of the cited work, or the time at which the citation itself was made?
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by lol768 8y ago
>In my experience of people with half a dozen Androids over the last 6 years, they are Just Shit. As some of the other commenters alluded to, there really are a huge variety of different devices. I'd be curious as to whether the fol
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by lol768 8y ago
>So you're agreeing with him: nginx and Apache don't do it by default and automatically, they need an external tool. Which is yet another step to add and monitor as an admin, which means fewer people will go through the hassle
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by lol768 8y ago
> 4. Key rotation: Again, I know of only one web server that does this by default and automatically (cough Caddy). This misses the point, because whilst nginx/Apache don't handle this for you - the automated ACME clients like C
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by lol768 8y ago
>Is there even a software to go with this https://english.stackexchange.com/a/52420 ---------- But in general, I don't think there's a requirement to share code alongside a paper submission. There are argu
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by lol768 8y ago
>Only 5 to 7% of people that lose a large amount weight are able to keep it off successfully in the medium and long term. Hope there is more research into this mechanism. Are there any studies in this area I can read that discuss the fig
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by lol768 8y ago
>Stealing web page content by tricking the browser to load the private page as CSS This exploit is not practical in Firefox. Attempting to read cssRules on an external stylesheet will throw a "SecurityError: The operation is insecur
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by lol768 8y ago
Tried a few times with the "Scan" demo on https://jabcode.org/create/ using Firefox for Android, but it appears to just get stuck displaying a loading spinner. Seems to work in Chrome, so not sure what's

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