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901.
by maxloh 3y ago
Do you have an url of the Stack overflow article?
902.
by maxloh 3y ago
Does the TypeScript team avoid making breaking changes even in major versions?
903.
by maxloh 3y ago
Why can't TypeScript catch this? I thought TypeScript was able to analyze some static code, like below: const alwaysTrue = true if (alwaysTrue === false) { } // This comparison appears to be unintentional because the
904.
by maxloh 3y ago
Is that really the case? The Chromium documentation states the opposite. > Why aren‘t physically-local attacks in Chrome’s threat model? > We consider these attacks outside Chrome's threat model, because there is no way for Chrom
905.
by maxloh 3y ago
> How to login to "your telegram account" through the files taken by Blank Grabber? I think it still falls into the "malware implementations" category. It is more about what happens if your data is stolen and how a ha
906.
by maxloh 3y ago
Why did you mention enum? Is it designed badly?
907.
by maxloh 3y ago
~99% of third party native apps are ugly. :-(
908.
by maxloh 3y ago
Why isn't it enabled by default?
909.
by maxloh 3y ago
For the "invalidate session on screen lock" feature, it is possible to create close enough workarounds in today's JavaScript. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15959244/ Bottom line, you can simpl
910.
by maxloh 3y ago
It is possible currently. Just attach an `beforeunload` listener which asks the server to invalidate the current session.
911.
Gilder (a Hacker News client App) goes v2.0(github.com)
2 points by maxloh 3y ago|0 comments
912.
by maxloh 3y ago
Hardcore free software always has a bad UI (at least from my experience). I can tell it from the name "GNU" cash.
913.
by maxloh 3y ago
Aren't Redocly and Swagger UI open-source too?
914.
by maxloh 3y ago
FYI, Algolia close sourced their documentation scraper about 1.5 years ago. https://docsearch.algolia.com/docs/migrating-from-legacy/
915.
by maxloh 3y ago
npm works great on JavaScript.
916.
by maxloh 3y ago
That seems to be a fair license to me. The entire codebase will be open-sourced a few years after a version is released. You can use the old version and fix security vulnerabilities yourself. If you really want the latest features, you pay.
917.
by maxloh 3y ago
Not quite. Dedenting template literal is a pain in the ass, which should have been supported from day one. The TC39 committee actually come up with an additional proposal for that use case.
918.
by maxloh 3y ago
Maybe you can just video call him to make sure that the key is correct?
919.
by maxloh 3y ago
They should host a demo instance like Gitea does.
920.
by maxloh 3y ago
There is FerretDB. But they are not fully compatible to Mongo yet. https://www.ferretdb.io/
921.
by maxloh 3y ago
There is Ubuntu Core too. https://ubuntu.com/core
922.
by maxloh 3y ago
GitLab is open sourced. You can self-host GitLab (and their CI solution) yourself.
923.
by maxloh 3y ago
Why including that in the response body? 200 status code states everything.
924.
by maxloh 3y ago
You can use pyright instead[0]. It is the FOSS version of pyright, but having some features missing. [0]: https://github.com/microsoft/pyright
925.
by maxloh 3y ago
Adguard is working on something similar too. https://github.com/AdguardTeam/urlfilter
926.
by maxloh 3y ago
Maybe just use Way back Machine?
927.
by maxloh 3y ago
Is the bootloader itself considered as an operating system? Does it have a kernel too?
928.
by maxloh 3y ago
I prefer #1 too, given that the source code will eventually become FOSS one day. SSPL is unacceptable for me because it have its restrictions last forever.
929.
Intel gets Hogwarts game running on Linux by pretending not to be Intel graphics(phoronix.com)
6 points by maxloh 3y ago|0 comments
930.
by maxloh 3y ago
It is open source, just delayed.

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