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by prophesi 4y ago
Welp, you can disregard my comment then lol
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by prophesi 4y ago
Shopify's revenue last year was $4.6m last year, and that's before expenses, so I'd say it's quite a meaningful contribution. But regardless, a $1m donated to OSS is still $1m.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Yeah, I would think that just having the user explicitly choose their search engine at the start should suffice (thus having no problematic default option). I think DDG's fear is that most users will just choose Google because everyone
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by prophesi 4y ago
Assuming I got my information from Reddit posts and not actual credible sources felt insulting to me, but if you didn't mean it that way then I have no qualms.
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by prophesi 4y ago
> The only place that you saw people make the claim about driverless cars was on Reddit, management never made that claim...because it makes no sense. No need to insult me, you can read my response to another comment in this thread where
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by prophesi 4y ago
It's a 248 page document, but I know on page 161 in the "Increasing scale, creating category leadership and a margin advantage" you can read how they're hoping that other ride-share companies popular in various regions w
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by prophesi 4y ago
Uber's IPO prospectus pretty much says they'd only be profitable if they can achieve a global monopoly to charge their own prices, and/or hope that driverless cars become ubiquitous soon. So this isn't too surprising, an
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by prophesi 4y ago
I find it extra funny that most of the comments recommend that they just say it's a webpack replacement. If you don't know what webpack is and visit webpack's site, you'll just see it's an asset bundler which Vite e
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by prophesi 4y ago
Thanks! I was trying to look for a video link in the article. I also recommend this year's Celeste and Lumione speedruns (which I sadly don't have a timestamp for, but I think both are in this same twitch video).
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by prophesi 4y ago
Pretty much anything you do alters your brain. The five senses, what's put in your body, how you move your body, the thoughts you have. Though doing a larger dose of psychedelics definitely does a lot more rewiring at once and should b
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by prophesi 4y ago
Gotcha, so it was out internationally, but selectively.
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by prophesi 4y ago
I thought it was global? 19 data centers were taken offline which "handle a significant proportion of [Cloudflare's] global traffic".
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by prophesi 4y ago
They list out their reasons here https://seirdy.one/posts/2021/03/10/search-engines-with-own-... Sounds like two were excluded for having a far-right focus, one for crypto payments, and the rest for bein
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by prophesi 4y ago
With one-time payments, you'd send them 5 euros for one month, or 60 for a year, etc.
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by prophesi 4y ago
And it mysteriously dropped off the front page pretty quickly; tauri's 1.0 was just released which should make the post more attention-worthy in my mind.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Does anyone know what the limitations are for the free trial? I'd love to try this with where I live and experiment with it in Unreal, and pay for a license if I do anything commercial with it.
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by prophesi 4y ago
> I don't think features such as Web USB, Web Bluetooth are privacy invasive. Coincidentally, Brave believes they are privacy-invasive and don't support those features either (last paragraph in the article)[0]. Firefox, as with
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by prophesi 4y ago
I don't think this proves Firefox is dying. A better indicator would be Chrome's past decade of 90%+ browser market share. It's also worth noting that a good amount of the features not implemented in Firefox are either Chrome
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by prophesi 4y ago
Same way you have to do it on Chrome iOS; Share the page, select print, and zoom in on the thumbnail to have it generate a PDF you can save.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Love, laugh, and wow aren't necessarily positive (and even hate can be positive in context). These are often used on clickbait posts that "dunk" on the other side, or uphold your controversial views, which then displays more
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by prophesi 4y ago
The results have been fine for me, the date filtering and archive.org results in particular have been really helpful. And as an FYI, Kagi runs their own web crawler, but also sources from Google & Bing. https://kagi.com/
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by prophesi 4y ago
Their own leaked internal docs say that angry, love, sad, and wow reactions had 5x more weight than traditional likes. It should be easy to infer that this will promote more controversial posts than uncontroversial ones. It seems like their
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by prophesi 4y ago
The article brought up some good points. If SRI fails, it simply won't load and thus break your site, which isn't a great outcome. And in organizations, the likely hotfix will be to remove SRI. Not to mention you have to keep trac
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by prophesi 4y ago
Not OP, but it sounds like MySQL support isn't out yet. So I think the business plan can help them get paid to implement it. No clue if that means the FOSS version would receive those upstream changes once it's done.
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by prophesi 4y ago
The Sesame protocol lets the linked device generate its own keypair, the only thing in common is your user id. Each private key never leaves the respective device. A talk on the technicals can be found here: https://www.youtube.c
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by prophesi 4y ago
Even if that were the case, I'd still agree with OP's wording that it's a mostly unencrypted chat. It's encrypted at transit for the milliseconds it takes to reach the server. Once on the server, a third party has access
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by prophesi 4y ago
Yes it can. If anyone reads "encrypted messenger" they're assuming only they and the intended recipients can decrypt it. Rather, this is more of a debate of what the layman expects, and frustration with misleading marketing.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Nah, when someone calls it an unencrypted messenger, one can assume they mean it's unencrypted on the server, as in-transit encryption is ubiquitous and thus a meaningless signifier.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Yes, Secret Chat's awesome UX of requiring both recipients to be online and the inability to use it on desktop.
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by prophesi 4y ago
That's all fair. My gripe is when people hold much higher standards for FOSS/benevolent projects, when they're usually run by a small team of developers working on their own dime.

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