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   by sdfhbdf 5y ago

   Ok, you're right. I did miss a step!
2. 152.▲
   by sdfhbdf 5y ago

   See also the original announcement: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27141593
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   by sdfhbdf 5y ago

   But i'm specifically asking about software. I know Touch ID can be used with WebAuthn and also see the DevTools in chrome WebAuthn debugger. Just seems easy to fool when I regenerate a key on every visit unless there is additional step
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   by sdfhbdf 5y ago

   The idea to replace CAPTCHA with FIDO doesn't seem sound, isn't it trivial to imitate it with DevTools in Chrome or some other software? https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/webauthn/
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   by sdfhbdf 5y ago

   Hey Congrats on launching. Do I understand that your service offers kind of a localization service? How is it different and what's the value over services offering translations as a service? Like POEditor[0]? or Localazy? [0]: https:&
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   by sdfhbdf 5y ago

   This is the website with the actual vulnerabilities: https://www.fragattacks.com
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   by sdfhbdf 5y ago

   The reason why law, especially criminal, can't be expressed via bytecode is mostly because law in action is enforced selectively based on social effects. There are too many edge cases, circumstances and such to be able to with a binary
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   by sdfhbdf 5y ago

   Very interesting point of view. My main takeaway from this is "Better ads than paywalls" which entails that the only alternative to ads is a paywall which I don't agree with. I think that there is a middleground with freemium
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   by sdfhbdf 5y ago

   And it was built in Haskell in the first version. https://github.com/fortran-lang/fpm/pull/420
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    by sdfhbdf 5y ago

    But they still only request them when the client views them and not beforehand, so the view tracking still works and even has the proper timestamp for that.
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    by sdfhbdf 5y ago

    Or they could reverse it and start charging the battery of a macbook with power over ethernet
12. 162.▲
    by sdfhbdf 5y ago

    > And we're part of long-term collaborations with industry bodies like the W3C on initiatives like privacy enhancing technologies that provide personalized experiences while limiting access to people's information This sounds r
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    Facebook Says Impact of iOS 14.5 App Tracking Transparency Will Be 'Manageable'(macrumors.com)

    2 points by sdfhbdf 5y ago|1 comments
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    by sdfhbdf 5y ago

    So for those of you also oblivious to what Plan 9 is since the repo readme seems to make no mention of that. It’s a distributed operating system, developed by Bell, as a replacement for Unix, as per Wikipedia [0] [0]: https://sim
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    by sdfhbdf 5y ago

    Or you could have views with `deleted_at` filtered out: https://learnsql.com/blog/sql-view/
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    by sdfhbdf 5y ago

    You say > medium quality framework with many flaws Yet you only point out > you can't autocomplete normally with an IDE > You won't see methods that you may call Firstly if there are "many flaws" list them becau
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    Just like you did in the browsers back in the day when you imported code from URLs with <script src="">, the "deno way" is supposed to follow browsers in these regards as well. And you can always use `npm`, `node_m
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    Not everybody have already learned everything. Sure, documentation is a really good source of truth, but for some people simpler introduction than a whole whitepaper's worth of information, which you get in MDN, might be more digestibl
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    Have you tried `jq`? https://stedolan.github.io/jq/ Maybe you can skip a step with pasting online.
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    You don't have to "rely" on it just like you don't have the rely on `fmt.Println()` in golang for debugging. A language/runtime/framework gives you options and you pick your poison, browsers offer you step by s
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    I use telegraf with Ping and speedtest cli that both output to influxdb which then I browse with Grafana as well. Kind of similar but not quite. I also orchestrate with docker-compose on my RPi and I find this quite pleasent but in the end
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    UUID [0] is a concept, not an implementation. You can implement UUID in any language. It's like an algorithm. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    Probably over the HN Title character limit.
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    Once every blue moon somebody posts about idiosyncrasies of YAML. I think they should look into passing JSON whenever there is YAML expected. The YAML spec mentions that > YAML can therefore be viewed as a natural superset of JSON, offer
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    JSON Is Essentially YAML(yaml.org)

    2 points by sdfhbdf 6y ago|3 comments
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    Duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26725915
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    But these people's number were not published. They were scraped from vulnerable "cloud server" - from what I gather some endpoint for Find My Friends feature was not secured. They blame shifting on fb is really unacceptable.
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    > In total, 276 healthy adults were recruited for this cohort between May 17th and June 19th 2020. (...) The majority (n = 196; 71%) were health care workers This number seems low. I think the title is poorly worded, to me it concludes m
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    It's probably not implemented as closely as what you described but check out Europe, this small continent across the pond and the tech scene in the smaller countries. For example Estonia has had famously and online identity stuff linke
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    by sdfhbdf 6y ago

    I started reading your list looking for something to argue with but I'm sadly agreeing with all your points which I encountered myself. I didn't even realize they're reimplementing browser features and that's a really co