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by mdhb 2y ago
Clearly you haven’t read Apple’s responses. They were even worse
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by mdhb 2y ago
Who the fuck cares…
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Tesla has the highest rate of fatal accidents among all car brands, report shows(sherwood.news)
19 points by mdhb 2y ago|3 comments
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by mdhb 2y ago
I was just looking at the repo this week. It’s under heavy active development. It’s just intentionally not talked about much at the moment.
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by mdhb 2y ago
Next is actively a bad stack run by an incredibly shady company would be a good start
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by mdhb 2y ago
The original author of Lit recently left Google and is working on something very similar to this AFAIK. https://github.com/elematic/heximal
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by mdhb 2y ago
It’s completely unusable on iOS. Back and forward functionality only work intermittently among a bunch of other problems.
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by mdhb 2y ago
The new “gold standard” here for anyone who’s interested is now an IETF standard. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc9420/
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by mdhb 2y ago
Then why don’t you exercise your personal preferences by moving to the US?
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by mdhb 2y ago
I’d respectfully put it to you that you don’t seem to actually understand how any of this works. You picked two examples that have nothing to do with the accusation of “protectionism”.
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The Wired Guide to Protecting Yourself from Government Surveillance(wired.com)
75 points by mdhb 2y ago|70 comments
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by mdhb 2y ago
In the same way you aren’t obligated to spend your free time running around defending the world’s richest company’s quest to limit workers rights but yet here you are.
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by mdhb 2y ago
And yet we can also just look at how memory vulnerabilities have impacted the Linux kernel over the years in order to assess how much they have helped to reduce the risk that memory unsafe languages bring.
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by mdhb 2y ago
It’s bullshit built on top of being able to solve the problem of bullshit. This really shouldn’t be surprising unless you expected them to work in the first place in which case I think that’s on you.
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by mdhb 2y ago
Honestly I wouldn’t hesitate to steal and break any meta ray bands I see on the street in real life. I don’t want to see that creepy always recording without permission kind of shit normalised.
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by mdhb 2y ago
Cool, none of that is remotely relevant to what we are talking about here. Your anecdotes are dated and you should think about updating them so you don’t talk so confidently on things you don’t actually seem to know much about. I mean that
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by mdhb 2y ago
I mean we do actually have many years of real life experience at this point of how they perform in the real world. I’ve never actually come across a better maintained project personally. It is incredibly thoughtfully developed with a high l
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by mdhb 2y ago
Back in the real world however you have canonical for years now who have made flutter the default for all native linux desktop development. I think your anecdotes are a bit out of date and irrelevant. People much better informed than you lo
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by mdhb 2y ago
Yeah, the person primarily behind this is a bit of an oddball in my experience who had a somewhat contentious relationship with the team which he himself was once a part of and it’s not clear if he left or was asked to leave. But reading th
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by mdhb 2y ago
They know exactly what it is when they see it even if they don’t have a word for it. We could call it the loser mobile if it makes things clearer I guess. But honestly, I don’t know what point you’re trying to make here but I’m not talking
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by mdhb 2y ago
It’s not just better than JavaScript, I would argue it’s probably the best general purpose modern OOP based language out there right now. It was actually really fortunate in that for a long time it didn’t have a big community behind it an
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by mdhb 2y ago
Right, it’s kind of known as the incel mobile I think by most people. In the same way when you see a MAGA hat on the street, you already know a lot about the person before they a a single word and you do your best to avoid them but other pe
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by mdhb 2y ago
Really curious on your definition of private here because I have a buttload of evidence that says that is entirely untrue and you can as a private citizen buy detailed demographic and location data at an easily identifiable level for people
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by mdhb 2y ago
NSW = Naval Special Warfare but yes somewhere within the alphabet soup that is US natsec
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by mdhb 2y ago
LE are mostly avoiding this by just buying from the same public ad network sources that everyone else does and using that as a way to avoid the paperwork, I know people get very pissy about EUs GDPR sometimes but if you want to put an end t
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by mdhb 2y ago
Yes mostly true, exceptions apply mostly based on jurisdictions and capabilities. The safeguards are actually much much better than what the opinions would lead you to believe on here. People really seem to get off on the idea that they are
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by mdhb 2y ago
As I mentioned elsewhere in this thread if you’re looking for proper state of the art it’s coming out of DARPA projects and you can see what I mean here https://github.com/tst-race/race-docs/blob/main/wha
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by mdhb 2y ago
The public tends to have a very strange idea as to a lot of things on this topic while forgetting that TOR itself was actually a department of defence project or NSW I forget originally. If you’re interested in seeing what the next generati
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by mdhb 2y ago
This has actually changed a lot recently since everything now compiles down to WASM along with a bunch of other improvements. Flutter web absolutely makes sense all of a sudden in a bunch of contexts. That is all too before they have even t
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by mdhb 2y ago
This website in particular tends to get very upset and is all too happy to point out irrelevant counter examples every time I point this out but the actual ground truth of the matter here is that you aren’t going to find yourself on a US in

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