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by meibo 4y ago
Von der Leyen's cabinet is a pile of corruption and criminals. It's insane how many people in high EU roles are only there because they failed in local politics, or got caught in some scandal. How do they say, "die EU nicht d
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by meibo 4y ago
That's incredibly dismissive, and if you think that about any of JetBrain's software, I'm unsure about your qualifications to judge anyone's productivity.
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by meibo 4y ago
"We (the maintainers) don't want to work with you if you do/believe X" seems quite sane to me, it's their choice after all. If you don't like it, fork it or move along. Code of conducts are supposed to regulate
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by meibo 4y ago
In Germany, political TV ads are technically banned, but every party in the running gets allocated a slot after the evening news on the main public channel. This can be pretty funny, as sometimes, even very "amateurish" spots by v
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by meibo 4y ago
Very odd of them to launch this without support in apps. The mobile view doesn't even load for me, just says that the content can't be found.
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by meibo 4y ago
I hope that app isn't actually running on a server somewhere for each commit indefinitely, and that it's moreso intended for serverless setups, like the Netlift edge functions they mentioned... We could do with some more conscious
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by meibo 4y ago
They could also just upload the password and the key material, so in the end this is about them being able to do it in a way that isn't obvious to everyone looking at the network tab, which is the real issue being pointed out.
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by meibo 4y ago
This is curious - I maintain 2 projects with 2k cumulative stars, and I was able to claim the free access. Wonder what the metric is? Maybe creation date has something to do with it?
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by meibo 4y ago
On the enterprise plans, you are able to set up your own DNS server that can route users away from Cloudflare, either to your origin or to another CDN/proxy.
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by meibo 4y ago
9. The text editor is still busted and I just don't understand why. It's one of the most important parts of the UX, please please fix it. Writing any kind of nicely formatted long form posts is a lost cause.
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by meibo 4y ago
$20k seems a bit low for a chain of 5 exploits that defeat the entire security model on their flagship product, but what do I know. Interesting to see that one of the most impactful exploits is in an open source library.
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by meibo 4y ago
Nothing to link to yet, sorry, but we really just followed the "standard procedure" - it basically involved writing a C API to our business logic, which wasn't all too bad for us as the actual API surface we need isn't h
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by meibo 4y ago
We're already using it to ship a large shared .NET codebase in a native Mac(SwiftUI) application. It's there and it works!
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by meibo 4y ago
Realistically it's probably also code reuse from their enterprise products(Visual Studio) which are very good at C# analysis.
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by meibo 4y ago
The help post I linked states that it supports English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, & Spanish on Pixel 6+. I'm on an OnePlus and I've not had it show anything but English correctly, so yeah, it's probably not enabl
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by meibo 4y ago
For everyone on Android: a lot of Android phones have an auto-subtitling feature now that you can turn on by tapping the volume buttons, and pressing the captions icon. Works great for things like this, apparently it's what they built
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by meibo 4y ago
Discounting that... "Smart Speaker" is the class of product being sold? A "speaker" still is a regular old box that you hook up to your phone or HiFi. People clearly get something out of these and they've been aroun
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by meibo 4y ago
We migrated to Chat with our organization when they recommended it... It was rough for a while and it should've been in the oven for half a year longer, but now, it's an alright experience that ties in very well with the rest of w
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by meibo 4y ago
AAA publishers will 100% push for this as soon as it's technologically viable, even if it's a "worse experience". It basically eliminates piracy and unsanctioned modding altogether - I'm expecting to see timed Stadi
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by meibo 4y ago
This is pretty surprising to me, as even as a free GitHub user that probably has an above average amount of contact with GitHub support, I've never had to wait more than 30 minutes to an hour for a reply to a ticket. If they really giv
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by meibo 4y ago
Firefox and Chrome don't allow permission prompts without user input. That's why all news sites will show you a banner asking you to click it to enable notifications. I believe Firefox doesn't show the prompt at the top at al
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by meibo 4y ago
When the code I write runs at 2% speed it would run natively at on my $2k machine, that's definitely not acceptable and not very useful, I've tried. If your workflow is compatible with that, that's great. If it's web&#x2
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by meibo 4y ago
Funny how most of the answers to this post boil down to "remote into another $2k machine to do your work on a $2k machine that would be extremely capable of doing it by itself".
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by meibo 4y ago
It's not needed, but as you can read in the article, Fedora takes half an hour to boot without virtualization or JIT. You cannot mark memory executable in iOS apps, preventing you from actually letting the host CPU execute any guest co
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by meibo 4y ago
The post does state that it's explicitly disabled for iPhone builds of iOS, while it's basically enabled for iPad builds - you just need the entitlements. Maybe some Apple engineers are running around with an internal VM app runni
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by meibo 4y ago
Even once "reputable" brands/IP are now falling into the hands of these people and are being replaced with the same Chinese Dollar-Store product, just rebadged with that IP. It's getting very hard to wade through offers
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by meibo 4y ago
Considering the technical and moral illiteracy of police and the judicial branch in many western European countries, this would be extremely prone to abuse, which is why it is not a good idea to enable it by law. Not only that, it's al
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by meibo 4y ago
Their communication around the recent downtime was pretty terrible, so I wouldn't be surprised if they just didn't mention this and took it as a fact. Then again, they may have confirmed it via logs.
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by meibo 4y ago
I assume they're fine with never being able to have this on the App Store, since that seemingly goes against their rules, considering the trouble apps like iSH had to go through?
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by meibo 4y ago
Valve has very active community support for Steam games on GitHub. If something doesn't work, you usually just have to report it, it will run through their QA queue to be confirmed, and then handed off to Codeweavers devs they contract

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