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I think it's the same problem that flutter web has, and probably any other canvas/wasm based backend? Those features still need to be implemented, while still missing out on accessibility?
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Haven't got the chance to play around with it, but looks fun. And maybe something cool to use to repackage into an alternative Tor/I2P browser for hidden websites. What's holding back CSS and HTML support (at their specific v
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Almost all of them? as I recall there was a single volunteer developer maintaining the xml/xslt libraries they were using. Wasn't it similar with openssl 13+ years ago? Few volunteer maintainers, and only after a couple of major v
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It's a chicken and egg problem. If the cloud didn't become such a proeminent thing, the last decade and a half would have seen the rise of much better tools to manage on-premise servers (= requiring less in-depth sysadmin expertis
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> I don't do anything illegal or plan to, but being investigated alone is enough of a deterrent Unless you live in a fully authoritarian state, there shouldn't be a reason to be investigated for using Tor. Being put on a list i
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Microsoft Recall, but with this people would be opting into that feature. Definitely improves and opens up new ad targeting opportunities for OpenAI.
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For vim/neovim users out there, here's my setup https://gist.github.com/mhitza/a00d7900571e9f13bac2bbf4a203d... Not quite structural editing, minor annoyances, but pretty decent.
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Please share an example of what would have taken you 3 weeks and with Figma's MCP in an afternoon.
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> I wonder if a project which uses Liquibase can be included in Debian, Fedora, etc.? Cannot be included in the main repositories, but nothing stops them from being part of other repositories (custom, or if something like rpm fusion non-
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It would have been a good choice. They made the wrong choice, lost some community support and then they licensed Redis under AGPL.
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Should be "that you can train for $100" Curios to try it someday on a set of specialized documents. Though as I understand the cost of running this is whatever GPU you can rent with 80GB of VRAM. Which kind of leaves hobbyists and
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> Any good solutions for passing secrets around that don't involve environment variables or regular plain text files? memfd_secret comes to mind https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/memfd_secret.2.htm
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It would have been nice to provide performance comparison between the stock installation and running from RAM.
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Can't wait to read the headline when one of them gets hacked and turned into murderous robots.
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> Omarchy is literally resulting in the sale of hundreds of framework devices What's backing this claim?
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You can draft up your own json schema and apply it as a validation check when PRs are created. Or just use a proper programming language for the yaml checks. You can pair that up with a template repository for the org and everyone can start
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Localsend, if you're on the same wifi network. Works decently for sending files between Android/iOS/Desktop (sometimes on iOS the app must be closed and reopened a couple of times before non iOS devices can detect it, for som
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A rather depressive color pallet, pick your black, silver or white :) I'm going to steal their approach at rolling up clothes, though.
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In an application I'm working on, I use gpt-oss-20B. In a prompt I dump in the OWASP Top 10 web vulnerabilities, and a note that it should only comment on "definitive vulnerabilities". Has been pretty effective in finding vul
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You do not. But the people who eagerly jumped to smart homes, and voice assistants that are always on, to which privacy might as well not exist... Are going to love their own "Jarvis" which they can give shopping orders to while i
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I agree with your comment sentiment, but I believe that you, like many others have the cycle in wrong order. I don't fault anyone for it because it's the flow that got handed down to us from the days of waterfall development. My s
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Sounds like the ecosystem needs an "indexable" type annotation. Make it an "indexable<int>" for good measure.
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I think you're ignoring how for some of us, gradual typing, is a far better experience than languages with static types. For example what I like about PHPStan (tacked on static analysis through comments), that it offers so much flexibi
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Black Mirror "The entire history of you" now in mobile app version.
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Are you using full disk encryption (LUKS) without enabling the Cloudflare contributed flags? Because that's the most common syndrome of high IO causing high CPU usage until lockup.
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Unless most of the problems come later on, after the 2 hours game time. I've heard about multiple games that where steamdeck verified but the performance choppy. If it can't hold a steady 30fps, a game shouldn't be steamdeck
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The GDPR is about personal data though. And content your produce is not by nature personal data "in abstract". That content could contain personal data (such as when including it in your post), but that's an exception rather
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15+ years ago used to copy paste utility functions from stackoverflow, now people npm installing packages for a function or two.
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We should be opening a bug report on any server that returns status 200 Ok for what would be a proper 408 Request timeout or a 503 Service unavailable. If this happens, it sounds like a syndrome of API first endpoints that return 200 with a
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> Interesting. How would this specification look, in context of browser standards? I don't know how browser standards work. As an end-user, our feedback doesn't seem to be considered (see the recent XSLT discussion), never went

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