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> Okay...can I assign tasks? I don't see a way. Pick from the Essentials column list and add "People" to the task list. Then pick yourself. It'll show up on the homepage.
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4y ago
Birthday on the 29th of Feb?
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4y ago
This is super impressive; nice to see folks who've come from a Bukkit plugin development background too :P Few suggestions: The description you've given us here on HN is so much better than on your landing page here: https:/
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> But, there is a balance between automation and manual review. When someone like me gets caught up in an automated system there needs to be better ways of letting support help that person. This keeps happening, again and again. It'
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Am I reading correctly that Krebs gave the vendor three full days (of which at least three are not working days), over the Christmas holiday to patch this before disclosure on Mastodon? I can understand (but not necessarily agree) with ar
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4y ago
If you go through the rigmarole of setting up an AMO account, installing a pre-release version and then creating a curated list of add-ons and then changing a browser setting, sure! Didn't you know that users are too dumb to be able to
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Archived tweet/mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20221218204403/https://twitter.c...
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> I don't get any money until you hand me the cash. Just do a bank transfer to the individual you're buying the car off. Unless you live in a country with incredibly poor payments infrastructure, the funds will be available ins
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> MathML is making a return next month Yeah, and that's arguably thanks to Igalia and all of their sponsors. They've put a colossal amount of work into this project. If you have the means, it's worth donating for ongoing s
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I'd hazard a guess that it's because it's sold to finance people that value that sort of functionality (reconciliation of bank statement events with expense claims). Not much thought is given to the end users that have to put
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4y ago
I really enjoyed using these tools, it felt idiomatic to have a class per component with props and data as fields on the class - but it seems like there's now no upgrade path for us folks in Vue 3 land.
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> I really think Apple needs to allow alternative stores. They're not going to have a choice. https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_22_...
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> Currently there is an ageing knowledge base that needs to be replaced. No, there are lots of companies that need to modernise their tech stack :) I've been using a personal and business bank account with no mainframes involved for
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4y ago
Yeah, this was my initial thought. It reminded me of its REST API format, which supports post-response scripts (written in JS) to e.g. set a variable up for an access token after an OAuth exchange. Hurl's post-response handling seems a
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"As an American poster, I will get really upset about the idea of GDPR applying to US companies that do business with EU citizens and businesses. I will also complain about other EU regulations, because regulation is bad, stifles innov
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4y ago
Nonsense. If you're made aware you're storing PII, fine. That's different. If it's a field designed for something else, and you have no knowledge it's being used to store PII? You're not going to get a penalty
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No EU country would ever try to extradite anyone over a GDPR violation... International companies that choose to process data from EU citizens but blatantly ignore the regulation will be subject to enforcement action from the country's
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People rely on browsers not being able to POST a JSON body to a (cross-origin) API to prevent cross-site request forgery. Maybe this is obsolete in a SameSite=Lax by default world, but simply allowing browsers to support a JSON enctype has
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> Of all the many SaaS vendors I use, GitHub has the worst availability by far. Have you ever tried using GitLab?
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Tailwind UI's checkboxes ( https://tailwindui.com/components/application-ui/forms/check... ) are fine, accessibility-wise. They can be tabbed to using the keyboard, they are proper <input type="che
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Tailwind UI is a commercial product, no? Whether the checkbox CSS meets the threshold for copyright or not, I'm not sure encouraging folks to copy its styles is a great idea.
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Tesla Inc is public.
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> Yes, that's just a Base64 encoded version of your password in a cookie and yes, it's being sent insecurely on every request and also yes, it's not flagged as "secure" therefore it's being sent in the clear
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4y ago
There are some tributes on LWN: https://lwn.net/Articles/912052/ Would also vote for the black banner treatment, U-Boot is pervasive. It runs on satellites in space, it runs on the phones in our pockets: https:&#
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That's a reasonable position to hold, but if the goal is FLOSS I'm not sure quasi-proprietary GitLab (the minute you go beyond the basic features in the free version) is much better than GitHub. Some folks have concerns around Cop
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In my experience: The UX, performance (objectively: not just in terms of CI speed, which is poor, but Largest Contentful Paint times for most user-facing pages on gitlab.com as well as the average API response time figures for e.g. listing
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4y ago
I think you missed the sarcasm.
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Been great to see apps slowly getting more native Wayland support. I'm looking forward to Java/Swing hopefully gaining support too via Project Wakefield.
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> I always think it’s strange when people make the argument that it’s good for harmful tools to be out in the open because people can/will change their behavior because of them. > 99.999999% of people will never see this repo, ne
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4y ago
Yup; for common/short usernames it's all too common for other folks to register using the same identifier. The end result seems to be that this tool decides you're interested in "dating", "porn", "sto
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