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by lozenge 3y ago
Accessibility isn't just about screen readers. I use extensions to alter page CSS to fix text sizes, contrast, fix Reader Mode, etc. With the Integrity API these could be blocked by the website.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Once the API is there it can be used for forbidding ad blockers.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Nobody would care about the U2 album today. It would be just another pop up or advertising notice among many others. Microsoft recommends Edge! Review your choices! 90 days free Apple TV! Upgrade your iCloud to continue backups! The only on
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by lozenge 3y ago
There are 11 issues on the repo matching a search for "DRM". Please list all the comments with the word "DRM" you read, and justify any you skipped. Then we can write an explanation meeting your requirements. I hope you&
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by lozenge 3y ago
"Users like visiting websites that are expensive to create and maintain, but they often want or need to do it without paying directly. These websites fund themselves with ads, but the advertisers can only afford to pay for humans to se
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by lozenge 3y ago
There is still one aimbot per human player. If you are faking clicks on opponents ads to exhaust their budget you would prefer to just send the http requests. If you have to spin up an emulator it will frustrate you and if you have to run a
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by lozenge 3y ago
Can you provide an example of feedback that hasn't been ignored?
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by lozenge 3y ago
The advice is relevant then. You can argue about the stated agenda and use cases instead of assuming a hidden one. Whether there is a hidden agenda or not, the authors of the spec can just reply, "that isn't the agenda" and i
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by lozenge 3y ago
They take so many active anti user steps. Pocket, cliq, Push Notifications for Mozilla Blog without user consent, Mr robot, Firefox Suggest etc they are littered with mistakes and scandals and have never improved their governance or process
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by lozenge 3y ago
Just because your project is serious doesn't mean you should be looking at 300 things at once. Hence a kanban board.
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by lozenge 3y ago
You can block USB mass storage devices through OS policies, it doesn't prevent everything though (people have demoed frying computers using capacitors, or using USB keyboards to open the terminal and execute code)
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by lozenge 3y ago
I work at a bank and I know our security is higher than most, but I'd be shocked if usb drives are allowed in the Google offices.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Has Snowden been forgotten so quickly?
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by lozenge 3y ago
Any changes to the DOM aren't reflected on screen until your code stops running. If you see a partial update it's because your code is "await"ing something.
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by lozenge 3y ago
The kid's phone was set up against the parent's account and the stored payment methods were applied. Or the kid was borrowing the parent's phone. Kids apps pull/pulled all sorts of tricks to prevent people from understan
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by lozenge 3y ago
What's the point of the donations to maintain an institution, if the institution's effect is to further entrench the advantages held by the already well-off and well-connected legacy admissions?
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by lozenge 3y ago
Yes I could tell they were white label. One supermarket chain in the UK was offering everything from pet insurance and funeral insurance to phone plans and digital music. The way it was listed in the interface among so many other random bra
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by lozenge 3y ago
I like how you didn't report it to Amazon originally. How low are our expectations these days? "I almost started a fire, I guess I was just holding it wrong".
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by lozenge 3y ago
I followed the link to the follow-on material. The domain name had changed hands and you WON'T BELIEVE what they're now doing with it!
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by lozenge 3y ago
Sorry, that doesn't change anything. It is effort to tag a release regardless of whether the code changes are in the same project or a dependency.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Looks more like rain to me.
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by lozenge 3y ago
The Universal Unitarians don't require it. Actually, a lot of churches operate on "don't ask don't tell"
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by lozenge 3y ago
Consumers get to throw e waste in the bin and let somebody else deal with it. Governments need to look out for more interests than just consumers.
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by lozenge 3y ago
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/j_helmig/winxpnew.htm "MSN Explorer"/"Windows Catalog" https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/windows-xp-professional... "Windows
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by lozenge 3y ago
The kernel is better than ever. As for the shell, it's always had junk on it for commercial reasons - remember MSN and baking IE into the OS, or how the system requirements were ridiculously low for the reasons of marketing and to plac
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by lozenge 3y ago
To most people it isn't shady looking? It gives the feeling that you're emailing a person, which might be what they're going for.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Employees of private companies.. can also join unions! Gasp!
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by lozenge 3y ago
Err, they definitely won't hand them back. Some of them don't provide individual results either. They are broadcast in the festival.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Seems plausible to me, during bankruptcy or winding down of a company the same happens. If you miss your chance to join the list of creditors then the money has already been disbursed and there's nobody responsible for making you whole
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by lozenge 3y ago
I'm in the UK and there was nearly no multiple choice exams, both external and internal. Most external exams used scanning software with questions split out to make it faster to mark them. Somehow our teachers managed. The only multipl

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