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by sbuk 4y ago
Chrome uses the blink engine, which is a fork of Webkit, which is open source.
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by sbuk 4y ago
You used AJAX-based websites, right? That was first available in IE. Initially, IE unto version 6 was extremely innovative. Then Microsoft won, and they stopped trying.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Both solve problems. The OP is absolutely right, there are more parallels than differences.
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by sbuk 4y ago
These are a set of extremely good ‘rules of thumb’. General engineering is full of them. One rule not mentioned though is this; “Break any of these rules sooner than do anything outright barbarous”, to paraphrase Orwell. However, to safely
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Lisa’s Family Photos(theverge.com)
7 points by sbuk 4y ago|0 comments
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by sbuk 4y ago
Ironically the North voted leave, one of the reasons was to “stick” it to London and drive investment in the North. I say ironically because it was plainly obvious that when the tories got what they wanted, the rest of the country, except f
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by sbuk 4y ago
It's unfortunate, for sure, but the warnings are abundant; in not so many words don't forget these passwords or the consequences will be dire . Losing receipts for big ticket items is, I'm afraid to say, irresponsible. File
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by sbuk 4y ago
It was Cook’s suggestion to the board. From the proxy statement: “The Compensation Committee evaluates and makes compensation decisions prior to the start of each fiscal year. The results of the 2022 Say on Pay advisory vote led to broader
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by sbuk 4y ago
I switched to only eating food I prepared myself because it seems all restaurants have the same endgame: spread salmonella.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Spotify?
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by sbuk 4y ago
This has nothing to do with iOS.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Great post! The thing with people that "keep defending monopolistic lockout" as the GP put it, is they can see the bigger picture here.
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by sbuk 4y ago
I disagree entirely with that notion. If you make a serious accusation, you must be prepared to hand over the necessary evidence to assist the investigation and get a conviction. I'll also say that at that point, the risk has changed d
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by sbuk 4y ago
Further, banner/modal fatigue is a real thing. People will just ignore and click through.
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by sbuk 4y ago
The security and privacy features benefit the majority, of which you clearly are not, so there is an escape hatch for you; turn off SIP. Just don't disable it for typical users.
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by sbuk 4y ago
As key component of threat modelling is risk management and modelling. I would counter the “government blackmailing people” by questioning the risk this poses to me as an individual. As much as we’d like to imagine it, and as much as it can
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by sbuk 4y ago
Funny, the gecko base web browser on my mac must be my imagination.
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by sbuk 4y ago
...which uses Blink, which is controlled by Google. And that is the problem. Same as when it was IE.
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by sbuk 4y ago
How? Other than Gecko (Firefox), there is just Blink, which is owned and controlled by Google, and full of proprietary extensions that many here like to claim are standards. WebKit is sadly the last hope for an open web. Pushing for Chrome
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by sbuk 4y ago
What? You may see a popup once, on first run after switching default, just like every other browser .
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by sbuk 4y ago
Equally wouldn’t it have been better had the OP backed up their claim?
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by sbuk 4y ago
Take off the £167 VAT first, and that gives you £832, or $1030.52. So, depending on what the £/$ value was when the price was set, it's still close.
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by sbuk 4y ago
It's actually an accessibility feature. In Ventura, go to System Settings > Accessibility > Pointer Control. There you'll find Dragging Style. Options are 'Without Drag Lock', 'With Drag Lock' and 'T
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by sbuk 4y ago
Two beta streams - dev, where a dev account is required ($99 per year) and the public beat which is basically a few weeks behind dev, minus early betas. The availability is always announced at WWDC, normally the dev availability is on the d
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by sbuk 4y ago
Same boat. Feel your pain…
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A history of ARM, part 3: Coming full circle(arstechnica.com)
4 points by sbuk 4y ago|0 comments
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by sbuk 4y ago
Ultra hasn't been announced yet. They'll wait until that's production ready before offering it up.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Yes. Source: Runs an M1 14" Pro on 2 monitors.
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by sbuk 4y ago
SSH doesn’t rely on PKI. Using SSH certificates is a password replacement for accessing remote services. While it is a kind of identity verification, its purpose is not the same an application signing. Self signing is open to too much abuse
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by sbuk 4y ago
Greed? No. Profit motivated. Of course. They are a business. Businesses generally exist to make a profit. The more profit they make, the stronger and more resilient they become. Apple, having been very close to bankruptcy a couple of time

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