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by rekoil 4y ago
Yeah this seems likely to me as well, I was more or less just making a point that there are more than one ways to be compliant with certain parts of the DMA.
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by rekoil 4y ago
And immediately cancel any revenue they take from competitors.
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by rekoil 4y ago
I haven't read the DMA/DSA, so if this is actually written out in them then I'll happily be corrected here. The way I see it, the EU probably doesn't really care if Apple keep ALL the restrictions they currently have on
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by rekoil 4y ago
Special keyboard commando movement: point a browser to a certain DNS. Only hackers can do this.
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by rekoil 4y ago
Shiiiiet. :(
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by rekoil 4y ago
Finally. CPUs have been fast enough for a while now, about time the industry starts pushing efficiency and battery life instead.
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by rekoil 4y ago
Core-Tex™
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by rekoil 4y ago
The "new" redesign is just so bad. Viewing a post only shows comments 1 level deep, and then to see the rest of the thread you have to click "continue this thread" and then you have to go back to get to any other threads
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by rekoil 4y ago
The difference is that this time we actually have testnets already running the full Proof-of-Stake code, most recent news on this front is that the Ropsten testnet will merge on June 8th, that's a huge milestone considering Ropsten is
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by rekoil 4y ago
Fair enough, and that may not be the only machine for all I know, but what I meant was that in general Apple tends to go for 16:10 which I love.
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by rekoil 4y ago
And I'll take anything that's more square than 16:9 personally. 16:9 is great if I wanna watch movies all day, unfortunately for the apparently unaware laptop industry, I need to also work a little bit sometimes. Thankfully Apple
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by rekoil 4y ago
That said, Apple does tend to keep their designs for a fair while, so it's possible there will be one next year, or that it will become the new SE at some point. I really really want a Pro Mini :(
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by rekoil 4y ago
I think the point is we can have both, but it requires more expensive hardware to be able to do the handshake fast enough that it doesn't cause accidental failures and ultimately irritation for the user.
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by rekoil 5y ago
SSRF and RCE are different things. Being able to throw requests to localhost and accessing the host filesystem don't necessarily have to be the same vulnerabilities, but I'll concede that SSRF vulns are uncommon. I'm just wor
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by rekoil 5y ago
Indeed, but still, one SSRF vulnerability in anything on the host and the attacker can reconfigure Caddy to serve up any other resource on any of the networks the host can access, or deny access to any resources served by Caddy. It's a
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by rekoil 5y ago
I take issue with the Caddy 2 admin API. It is easy to disable, but it's enabled by default(!!!) and requires no authentication! Besides that Caddy is indeed amazing and very well thought out!
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by rekoil 5y ago
If people really start doing that en-masse, then the next thing the streaming services will implement is that cancellation means you lose access immediately.
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by rekoil 5y ago
> Instead of serving a 256x256px image, you can serve a 1px image and tell the browser to scale it up. Of course, if you have to put width= "256px" height= "256px" into your HTML that adds 30 bytes to your HTML! CSS i
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by rekoil 5y ago
There was a meme in there that I could enjoy at least!
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by rekoil 5y ago
Oh man, SWAT 4 was SO good. I miss that game.
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by rekoil 5y ago
Yes, and I'm sure you could in 2013 when this happened as well, but it comes enabled by default and I learned not to enable automatic upgrades on Debian derivatives instead. These days we mostly deploy our stuff using containers anyway
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by rekoil 5y ago
What killed Debian for me was when doing an upgrade of Apache and PHP it automatically restarted Apache temporarily without PHP configured, then the upgrade of PHP failed and left Apache running completely without PHP support for a while un
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by rekoil 5y ago
But shouldn't good journalists verify the identity of their sources before publishing stories?
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by rekoil 5y ago
There's valid criticism to be said about the corporate structure and culture which allowed this all to happen, we're all in agreement on that, but the lawsuit (while probably not accomplishing exactly what they'd hoped for) i
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by rekoil 5y ago
I'll probably be switching from 1Password soon, as they get ready to force their Electron implementation onto customers. I downloaded Strongbox but I was surprised to find that configuring the storage backend was super confusing. What
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by rekoil 5y ago
Indeed, because it applies to the family.
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by rekoil 5y ago
> if it is new enough you get the same offer Still only once per account though. If you have a family setup it's actually only once per family even, I'd imagine it reverts back to once per account if you leave the family. So ba
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by rekoil 5y ago
It's a very Apples to Oranges comparison to be honest. Settings is an app that you don't really need to open that much to begin with, and the "ads" they show are more like promotions that you can use only once on your ac
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by rekoil 5y ago
Hadn't seen this, thanks for the tip!
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by rekoil 5y ago
It's kind of crazy to me that other reactors at the site kept running almost 15 years after the disaster.

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