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outloudvi
4y ago
Would a double SHA256 hash make it securer?
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Firefox Nightly is now auto-filling URLs in addition to origins
(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
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outloudvi
4y ago
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outloudvi
5y ago
Have tried Kagi for a while as a beta user. It generally works fine, but I am just reminded every time when I try to do a search via Private Browsing - and Kagi, a subscription service, will apparently ask me to login - that each of my sear
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Sectigo Restriction for Russia/Belarus
(gogetssl.com)
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outloudvi
5y ago
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outloudvi
5y ago
Unfortunately Twitter still remains as a major information source. Since Twitter does not care about UX for unregistered users (so do Facebook, Instagram, Medium, Reddit on mobile and so on), users can switch to Nitter instances or using so
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outloudvi
5y ago
I guess the same idea also applies to QWAC. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/02/what-duck-why-eu-propo...
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outloudvi
5y ago
Sure. No place to hide. Everyone. Probably several careless criminals and definitely every well-being citizen.
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outloudvi
5y ago
The problem is particularly common in China, where almost all services require a mobile number to register an account per the regulation. Recently, a service has been established in some cities that allow a mobile number owner to delete the
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outloudvi
5y ago
Well... it's a game, not a service with fixed features, so everything will make little sense if it brings no fun.
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The Earn IT Act Is Back in Congress
(theverge.com)
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5y ago
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outloudvi
5y ago
Protably there are some metadata changes. You can try diffoscope to look into the detail.
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outloudvi
5y ago
As a viewer (not user) of Weibo ("Chinese Twitter", if you say it), Zhihu ("Chinese Quora") and Tieba ("Chinese Reddit"), I've seen the UX of these America services going increasingly similar as the Chines
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outloudvi
5y ago
But interestingly Google's really dominant in the Web, including W3C, WICG, Chromium etc. They are just able to somehow control the "Web".
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outloudvi
5y ago
Dup: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29991669
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outloudvi
5y ago
Oh, that's cool! I once could not find the page so I thought it had stopped.
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outloudvi
5y ago
> We're referring to it as the official library in the immediate term in order to disambiguate between the many rewrites and forks that are not community-maintained. Ouch. Has it diverted too far from common sense?
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outloudvi
5y ago
Yes. Cloudflare is doing many of their own stuffs recently: serverless, image processing, stream processing, mail forwarding, storage etc.
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outloudvi
5y ago
B2-Cloudflare was a great companion when Cloudflare's Bandwidth Alliance was a thing and outgress from B2 to Cloudflare didn't cost anything, which means that outgress was completely free since Cloudflare don't charge on outg
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outloudvi
5y ago
Interesting. However, it requires your trust to the service. So probably the identity user shall build and host such service by themselves. Or a more trusty solution is to make the identity verifiable. Oh, did I say Keybase(the former one n
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outloudvi
5y ago
Interesting. I had never expected 1P3A mentioned on HN. It's mainly a forum for Chinese overseas to discuss their life and so on. Surrounding this topic they have also developed side features like COVID-19 statistics and some system fo
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outloudvi
5y ago
I think that Basic Auth is still working as is, so actually... why not?
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outloudvi
5y ago
Well... Chromium has long abandoned OCSP, so Firefox seems to be the only "major" browser that does it. (And Microsoft just straightly ignored and broke it. Twice. One on docs.microsoft.com and another on microsoft.com.)
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outloudvi
5y ago
Sure it's another problem: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1745600
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outloudvi
5y ago
Is there a list of famous extensions that would stop working or suffer from Manifest v3? Currently we see they will be broken: - Tampermonkey / Greasemonkey / Violentmonkey & other scripting extensions - NoScript - Anything th
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outloudvi
5y ago
Seems like the MobileFrontend brought to the PC. I think I would prefer rhe current Vector theme (or maybe Monobook, but definitely not thr Fandom one), but it would be fairly great to have a dark mode. Thank you for your work!
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outloudvi
5y ago
I thought Netlify has already made a drap-and-deploy feature at the bottom of https://app.netlify.com/teams/{username}/sites , any difference for this?
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outloudvi
5y ago
It is not impossible to duplicate Discord (e.g. www.kaiheila.cn ), but what makes a SNS unique is really the user base. WeChat sucks, but it's still used by billions. People are not using WeChat because WeChat is great or Tencent is gr
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How Cloudflare provides tools to help keep IPFS users safe
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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outloudvi
5y ago
Yeah, Google will surely not make use of users' devices to mine cryptos when users are not around!
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outloudvi
5y ago
Sorry for not being able to keep a snapshot for verification because... IA is down. EDIT: https://archive.ph/uABu0
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