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Changes to Wikipedia from North Korean IPs
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Minecraft Classic
(classic.minecraft.net)
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6y ago
Couldn't the new Macs run React Native ... natively, by the way of Xcode, instead of running React inside an electron housing?
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6y ago
I hear this a lot and hence have the same feeling about node/electron but is there actually anything of substance when it comes to the lack security of Node/Electron apps? Honestly curious.
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> "I designed it this way for autocomplete. My vision at the time was that people would want to do autocomplete or they might want to just type part of the domain name and have it completed in a search list of the local environment.
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6y ago
bypassed by a TLS cert installed by employer. also not that hard for amazon to develop a browser extension and force feed it through group policy
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6y ago
Honest question. Would it differ if one used floats in json rather than floats in XML?
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6y ago
Creating accessible websites is a pain. And doing it properly is expensive. There's many screenreaders and they can get expensive. They also can have quirks of their own. UK government accessibility blog is a good resource on how to cr
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6y ago
Oh I didn't know but noted!
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How does Apple loose in any way that I am allowed to run software on their devices? Especially free software like browsers. I mean doesn't that literally keep me as their customer more? Now that I'm not switching to an Android dev
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I bet that coldtea and applethrow is the same person. Latter being a throwaway account created ~10mins ago.
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You do realize that the games are not installed to the phone, right? But my point being that I can watch this game on YouTube but I cannot stream the desktop of a nearby datacenter and send my control input to it to stream the same game on
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6y ago
But if it's not about the content, why are we here then talking about how Apple needs to validate the games sold inside a game streaming app to be App Store policy compliant. Youtube isn't necessarily too far off from game streami
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Sure. Battery-life expectations, security (like actually this time), expected integration with the rest of the operating system. But even speaking as an EU citizen, this ruling that only one browser engine can be used is very un-american. W
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Maybe their thinking goes along the lines of "an installable game, whether local or not, is considered like an app, wheter it adds its own icon to the homescreen or not, and since it's considered as an app, it must be held to appl
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6y ago
Same thing with cash. Imagine cash didn't exist and was now being invented. No-one would ever allow it because it can't be tracked.
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Well I mean, Apple could be proactive with this. If they simply block everything, unless you paid of course, they could offer unparalleled security. /s
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6y ago
Now wait until they touch macOS with this policy. "So that our customers could be safer than ever."
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I know. There's still Firefox and Chrome on the app store regardless of what browser engine behind the scenes they use. Apple could add more restrictions to those apps still. And to nit-pick a bit: i think web browser is different from
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> They drove the public to expect apps should be cheaper than coffee. While still continuing to charge the developer 99USD a year.
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> Basically, Apple wants to be able to review every game that graces an iPhone’s screen, even if it’s streamed from a game server somewhere in the cloud. Really wondering how Apple can think they need to have that much power. How can the
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6y ago
maybe update android webview?
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6y ago
As it is open source you can always just run a new docker of Send, tweak the ENV variable for max file size and bobs your uncle. https://send.mirorauhala.fi/
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6y ago
An alternative for this is Matrix. See: https://matrix.org
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6y ago
How's it not 4K? You need to use Windows 10 Creator update or newer and the Edge browser (most likely the old one and not the newer Chromium based). You need an Intel 7th generation CPU (i3, i5, or i7) or an Nvidia GPU.[1][2] [1]: htt
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Highly recommend watching Bigclivedotcom's video on the issue. Especially if electromagnetic spectrum isn't your strong suit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du8yQeQdMBk
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Couldn’t one setup to use Chrome Enterprise with group plolicy rules on when certain updates can happen?
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Fingerprint.js
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ASA Ruling on Tefincom SA T/a NordVPN
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How is Blink Shell: Mosh & SSH Client[1] licensed as GPLv3 on the iOS App Store? To my knowledge that's not the only GPLv3 app on the iOS app store. Many of the projects give a special grant for it to be published on to the app sto
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