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by nulld3v 2y ago
> as intended and announced upstream Meanwhile, from a maintainer of the KeepassXC repo: > Good luck to you. Really bad decision. We will be sure to let everyone know. https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc&#
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by nulld3v 2y ago
They removed other non-networking features too. E.g. even autotype was removed. At that point why not just store your passwords in an encrypted notes app?
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by nulld3v 2y ago
But that's not what they disagree with. They are saying you shouldn't have a package called "keepassxc" if it is missing a ton of features from upstream KeepassXC. You should name it something different instead. So you s
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by nulld3v 2y ago
To be fair, the logo is like 2px tall on Firefox Android...
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by nulld3v 2y ago
I don't think people do psilocybin and LSD to escape from reality. I'm not even sure how that would work, given how I understand tolerance works for those drugs?
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by nulld3v 2y ago
What's the point of a regulatory agency if it isn't supported by law? Also, if the companies believe they can win in court, it's already worth it for them to file a lawsuit since based on these numbers alone. They were fined
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by nulld3v 2y ago
No, but in whatever little bot/scraper blocking work I did, user-agent blocking was an incredibly powerful low-hanging fruit. For sensitive material, we would often insta-ban anyone who hit us with a 'curl' user-agent and tha
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by nulld3v 2y ago
Possible, but I think the more likely explanation is that Firefox users are just higher risk. I don't think the slightly increasesed rare of captchas is going to drive people off of Firefox.
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by nulld3v 2y ago
Well no, but I also understand why captchas are kinda necessary.
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by nulld3v 2y ago
I dunno, I frequently do recaptchas on Firefox on Linux and it hasn't been a problem for me? It does feel like they make me do the image selection more often, but I've never had any problems completing the captchas and it doesn&#x
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by nulld3v 2y ago
I thought kwin_wayland was just KWin... for Wayland...
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by nulld3v 2y ago
I think it works fine? Multipoint is mainly controlled on the earbud side, what audio sources you have usually doesn't matter. The only issue I've come across though is many earbuds will only play one audio source at a time. Which
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by nulld3v 2y ago
The "dual point" they advertise is identical to "multipoint" offered by other earbuds on the market. Pretty much all earbuds that advertise "multipoint" only support max 2 devices.
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by nulld3v 3y ago
Basically the same talking points that have been repeated to ad-infinitum, quotes from article below: - "generative AI is a mimic of human action, parroting back our words and images" - "[AI] take[s] computing capacity away f
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by nulld3v 3y ago
> You realize that when you add appstores like Cydia to an iphone that you immediately open them up into gaping security holes right? Then this is an OS sandboxing issue, not an App Store issue. The only difference between an app store a
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by nulld3v 3y ago
You can for sure use Google Find My without location history enabled. But I'm pretty sure it won't save the "last known location" of the device and will instead need to query the device on demand (which won't work i
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by nulld3v 3y ago
I would argue changing the app store you sell on is much more difficult than changing your company's HQ. If you are a mobile-first company and you ditch the Apple App Store, you lose 40% of your revenue right there. There is no alterna
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by nulld3v 3y ago
> Your framing of this is actually kind of sad. This isn't an EU vs US issue, but citizens united against the evils of the dark side of capitalism. This framing was by the parent, I didn't come up with it and I don't agree
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by nulld3v 3y ago
Regulators don't have a monopoly, they only have control over their own countries. For example, you don't like Apple so you leave and join Google's platform. Regulation is the same, you don't like the EU so you leave to
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by nulld3v 3y ago
Firefox is just really good for handling huge amounts of tabs because you can install alternative tab UIs like Tree Style Tabs and scroll/search tabs like they are bookmarks.
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by nulld3v 3y ago
I think many people (including me) would be happy if the rest of the world did to EU companies what the EU is doing to Apple...
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by nulld3v 3y ago
Yes, they are saying that Apple can require any app in the app store that wants to sell a subscription also must allow the user to cancel the subscription through that App Store UI (even if the user doesn't pay for the subscription thr
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by nulld3v 3y ago
Are actually there any studies that say Teflon is harmful? Not the fumes when it is heated, I mean Teflon itself.
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by nulld3v 3y ago
Not sure how that would work considering they wrote Nodemailer.
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by nulld3v 3y ago
> OpenAI could open GPT 4 tomorrow and it wouldn’t meaningfully impact their revenue. I find this very difficult to believe, GPT-4 is still the best public model. If they hand out the weights other companies will immediately release APIs
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by nulld3v 3y ago
Google accepts obfuscated apps though (even ones that are heavily obfuscated). I've never heard of anyone getting their app rejected due to obsfucation.
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by nulld3v 3y ago
Aka "renting"
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by nulld3v 3y ago
The parent is claiming "the US won until they lost", which I guess doesn't contradict your post lol.
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by nulld3v 3y ago
Ah, sorry, it actually turns out I was wrong. Google did kill it, but they killed it by adding some JS on YouTube and not by making Firefox blacklist YouTube background playback: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=
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by nulld3v 3y ago
OMG amazing! I am so done with the 20-minute clones from the mozilla-release repo. I only compile and patch FF though so I'm not sure how the actual devs feel.

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