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by nedt 2y ago
Back in the days when trying to slim down JS I used https://github.com/filamentgroup/shoestring Main reason was because they had offered a custom build to only add what you really need. It looks like cash has that as w
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by nedt 2y ago
querySelectorAll() isn't live. So you could do what I very often do and already convert the result to an array, i.e. dqsA = s => Array.from(document.querySelectorAll(s)); Reason why I do that very often is because it allows a
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by nedt 2y ago
Oh the irony. At least some enterprise companies might only use Bitwarden because of its openess and not having to go through some enterprise sales calls to get something superusefull. Make your product hard to use and you lose customers an
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by nedt 2y ago
> What would be the benefit Easy - being able to use a plain text protocol as a human being without having to worry if my terminal sends the right end of line terminator. Using netcat to debug SMTP issues is actually something I do often
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by nedt 2y ago
So it was a PowerPC, not so much Software was optimized. Then it was a new language written to be used on Windows. And that was run via Mono, which was a 3rd party actually writing it for Linux and not a BSD derivative on a CPU that no one
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by nedt 2y ago
Mono was very useful in university. Must have been 2005 when I got asked if I wanted to use Java or C# for the programming course. Being bored with Java I picked C#. We were a very small group of two students. But as I just had a Powerbook
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by nedt 2y ago
Well around here if they ask for an ID, passport or driving license they don't accept copies. You are wrong on the "almost everywhere". Might be true for most places around you.
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by nedt 2y ago
It was exactly the same when incandescent light bulbs were banned. The alternatives weren't as good and almost no improvements were made. After the ban it took like 5-10 years, but suddenly there was progress. By now even halogen lamps
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by nedt 2y ago
"[...] cause an average of 2 accidents per month if [...] people [...] weren't paying attention"
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by nedt 2y ago
That's not valid. And almost no one would except it. The real digital version is still in the making.
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by nedt 2y ago
True. I feel it, it's locked without my face and I can track it.
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by nedt 2y ago
Which trouble? The image gets pulled once. Running it is pretty straightforward and fast enough. And not much work to clean up if you don’t use it. Beside that I don’t have to care about the right package manager. But then I‘m also a perso
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by nedt 2y ago
That data might be part of a backup to your Mac. Maybe it’s even just a sqlite file.
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by nedt 2y ago
This sucks because obviously I‘d give them a different email address - just like everyone else. For example with the „login with apple“
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by nedt 2y ago
I wouldn’t bring my ID to a concert. I don’t have my wallet with me and even if I would they wouldn’t like me to have a backpack. I‘m coming as light and minimal as possible and also would hate to lose my ID jumping around at a concert.
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by nedt 2y ago
Very nice to also have it dockerized. You might just want to add in the documentation the `--rm` parameter for cleanup after running and `-t` for the colors. So it will be docker run --rm -it ghcr.io/mr-karan/doggo:latest mrka
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by nedt 2y ago
You are writing it differently with the goto. You can do the same with the for loop and it becomes symmetric again for (i = 0; i < n; ++i); for (i = n; i >= 0; --i); (Note: not sure if intended that backward should run more
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by nedt 2y ago
It looks like more than half the traffic is not coming from the US. So even with most traffic coming from the US many here aren't. Good news is that Ikea had a system like that. So there will be many households in Europe that's a
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by nedt 2y ago
KYC is not so much about removinh ambiguity. It's about risk mitigation and proof. Not only about a specific user, but also the connections of a company or a person. There is also a lot of rules and laws behind against AML and PEP chec
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by nedt 2y ago
It's not like many spammers are using SPF and DKIM. And then you have google sending bounce emails to spam although they already know with SPF that the original mail came from somewhere else making them the spammers.
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by nedt 2y ago
The very least that could be done is not having a trial period in calendar days, but actually usage days. I signup today, login and play around - that's day 1. Then I get to do other things. Two weeks later I come back and that should
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by nedt 2y ago
Worst thing is spam. Second worst is silos by big players to fight spam, which makes it hard to run your own email server. Then comes HTML.
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by nedt 2y ago
You could just load a different (invisible) background image based on the visited state to send out a ping.
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by nedt 2y ago
You might have been unlucky searching for the a element that's really short. And very basic HTML would work everywhere. But you might be more happy to go via the feature list: https://www.caniemail.com/features/
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by nedt 2y ago
Use position: absolute; or position: fixed; for both header and sidebar. Main area gets margin as big as header and sidebar. No framesets needed. That's at least what I did in 2001 and it worked like a charm. Even matching background e
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by nedt 3y ago
So basically you use fixpoint numbers. Especially for currency that’s a very good idea anyway, because of rounding errors, even more so in IEEE 754
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by nedt 3y ago
The even better term is Datenenthaltsamkeit - data abstinence. Not just storing less, but really only storing something if there is no other option.
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by nedt 3y ago
Just imagine someone in the supermarket following you all the time, writing down all of your actions. That's pretty creepy and that's why you have to give consent first. I have no idea why anyone thought it's normal when done
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by nedt 3y ago
I see I was missing an f in off. The standard says unless it's an interface on a WMD or similar let the browser autofill. The part of one time passwords that might have been indeed obsoleted by 2FA. On the other hand we might still wan
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by nedt 3y ago
In case of not being able to past I normally right click -> inspect element and in the console write $0.value="value from clipboard". Works almost everywhere. Tampering with paste is kinda is like turning of autofill and the HT

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