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it is html templating, but php's sore points were not the html templating.
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Push notifications can leak information from secure or encrypted apps. Its easier to get around E2E encryption than breaking the encryption itself
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if your plugins are constantly getting deprecated, your setup is just too niche or bleeding edge. Use plugins with a large community already I switch mostly between nvim and jetbrains products. nvim is my simple editor for adhoc stuff that
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Apple implementing RCS messages should allow anyone to build a messaging app that will be able to integrate directly with iMessage. It is letting the competition dictate it by leveling the playing field for a behemoth like Apple with every
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The first I tried it, not impressed, but on some projects, it literally does 75% of the typing for me. I think it has to do with whether there is a similar open source project out there. The more unique your work, the less likely it is to f
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I think most of these chatbots are not using chatgpt, but they have just gotten better and better with technology improving and getting refined.
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We've had one anti-trust trial, why not another?
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Or are there groups that upvote/downvote content to groom a certain narrative?
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Its trying to be everything, but its good at nothing. Even with spring boot, it has a painful edges. Learning a language isn't a huge burden. Frameworks and libraries can alleviate huge burdens. Kotlin avoids the benefits of frameworks
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I think it'd be very easy to write your own. I used postgres subscribe/listen built in combined with a database table to get a distributed message system. Writing a distributed, scalable system is really hard, and beyond the API,
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Likely, another case that end up only netting maybe one or two people with charges after the process is finalized. The remaining will have had their lives turned upside down by the process, and despite being innocent, will have suffered imm
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Its a good language, but the corporate sponsor and community is suspect. Microsoft has a long history of user hostile actions. The types of companies that use C# often treat SWE as second class. Learning and using C# limits career options t
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Do you have a link to any of these studies? It sounds interesting, but I couldn't find anything with my searches
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MAC addresses can be used to uniquely identify you, and then they can see what domains you are connected to. It really can tell them a lot especially factoring in background processes and capabilities of predictive ML right now. Its all abo
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I think it would make hacking the phone legal, and then having the rootkit on the phone legitimate to be able to bring the evidence to court. From what I have read, it seems to be pretty easy to hack a phone if you have control of the cellu
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This is a huge problem, and I lack the faith that it will ever get fixed. People have talked about it for years, and the amount of investment and research is nonexistent compared to the talk about it. I have met many people in my life that
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These groups exist on instagram, facebook, and presumably google. How is it possible that with all the surveillance that we hear about on these web properties that we don't hear about busts on these groups?
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These days, is there a single email provider out there that wouldn't do that?
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I have a feeling that crypto is always going to be on the edge of legitimacy, but never completely legitimate. Things will ebb and flow back and forth. It's inherit capability for money laundering and tax avoidance will never be fully
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The definition for a entrapment is that the crime would not have happened given that the government did not get involved. Do you think with all of those facts that the crimes they are accused of would have happened without Chappel in the le
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I have noticed this too. I wonder if those businesses haven't paid an SEO expert to set up their business properly or if they haven't paid google for their "premium" map features
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Almost nobody lives like this. Anyone that does is giving up on modern society. It shouldn't be an exclusive or. You should be able to have privacy and be part of society
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Monopolization effects from social networks is so powerful. I really wish decentralization would take off again, but it's a vicious cycle. Search incentives SEO hacking. SEO hacking causes searches engines to stick to weigh reputation
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I brought up a study with a source. The neocon, PNAC-associated CATO institute has more sway in DC than most pro-privacy groups. It is lunacy to attack the messenger
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"One third of Gen Z supports government surveillance inside private homes to prevent abuse, crime: report"[1] It is the future, and its going to get worse. [1] https://thepostmillennial.com/one-third-of-gen-z-suppo
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Looking back through history, the abuses that happen behind closed doors always outweigh the negatives of transparency. The inconvenience of being targeted by an illegal search warrant is nothing compared to what is going on right now. Poli
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He gave a nuanced answer acknowledging the complexity of history and human behavior. Your response made it black and white. At what point in history did any leader of Israel have any chance to change the course of history? I have learned mo
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A lot of companies depend on search indexing from google and other platforms. E-Commerce, blogs, and trivial information websites all need their traffic to come from somewhere. If you were going to dynamically render the page anyways, why n
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I think the React team is responding to current trends. SPAs were super trendy. Once people started building them, they recognized that SPAs are much harder to optimize than the code for a single page. Next.js came in, and everyone has slow
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The annualized rate of inflation from month was 9.1% in June 2022 to 4.9% in April 2023.[1] This is far closer to the normal inflation rate of 3% a year, but still high. Wage increases usually cause an increase in prices. They had remained
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