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by snazz 6y ago
If you're not using DNS over HTTPS, then they're still tracking your DNS queries regardless of which server you use.
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by snazz 6y ago
The Go rewrite is in progress: http://engineering.khanacademy.org/posts/goliath.htm
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by snazz 6y ago
GCP and the rest of Google are separated from each other similarly to how YouTube and Google are separated. Unfortunately, the odds of that technique working are very low.
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by snazz 6y ago
It's very automated, especially during the pandemic when many of the content moderators can't go to work.
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by snazz 6y ago
I don't think it's too common, but Vue does support JSX: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/render-function.html
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by snazz 6y ago
It uses JavaScriptCore on iOS because that's the Apple-blessed JS engine. On Android it bundles its own copy of JavaScriptCore.
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by snazz 6y ago
They don't <3 desktop Linux and probably never will. To them, Windows and macOS are the major desktop operating systems, and Linux is the server operating system. VS Code likely only runs on Linux because Electron runs on Linux.
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by snazz 6y ago
I remember the elementary and middle school cafeterias being host to an occasional screaming match, so I can see why they would want to keep it at a reasonable volume. It might be a little over the top to have the traffic light thing, but i
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by snazz 6y ago
VNC latency is not wonderful.
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by snazz 6y ago
Does it? I much prefer an objective measure of volume instead of a school staff member just writing individual kids up for being subjectively too loud---the machine should have much less bias.
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by snazz 6y ago
It doesn't require installing any software, which is biggest source of issues with Zoom. It also makes realistic claims about its security: https://support.google.com/a/answer/7582940?hl=en
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by snazz 6y ago
I'm excited to see what will go on this page for this thread: http://n-gate.com/
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by snazz 6y ago
That was some really wonderful satirical writing! Thanks for writing it. The next one should be on microservices and devops :)
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by snazz 6y ago
Can you verify that it only happens on the AMD GPU, or does it happen when the system is using the Intel GPU as well? Edit: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=211716 and https://bugs.chromium.org/p&#x2F
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by snazz 6y ago
It's certainly technically possible for Apple to encrypt iCloud backups the same way that they do with Keychain and iMessage (when backups are disabled).
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by snazz 6y ago
My mind did not immediately jump to MAGA, and I'm an American. It's not a significant issue for most people.
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by snazz 6y ago
I'm agreeing with you that the "modern web" is too complex, but the "make a folder and sync it to a Linux box" solution doesn't work very well for real-world use. It's easier and a lot faster to sync your
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by snazz 6y ago
I quite like Turbolinks too, but it can have some unintended interactions with other JS code. If you're looking to make your non-SPA site faster another way, you can try https://instant.page/ as well. It preloads pages
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by snazz 6y ago
Browsing sites served over HTTPS still requires querying a DNS server to figure out what IP address to connect to. Pi-hole acts as a DNS server and returns invalid results when asked for the IP of a blocked site. Ads are served from a separ
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by snazz 6y ago
It's technically possible to write an entire iOS app in straight C, although it's not advised: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10289890/how-to-write-io...
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by snazz 6y ago
I'm not condoning Apple's decision to not perform end-to-end encryption on iCloud backups, but they would be pretty useless if they didn't include call logs and text messages. If I lose my phone and restore from a backup on a
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by snazz 6y ago
It’s a combination of politics and the way that DEs step on each other on Debian-derived distros (more than other package managers, for some reason). For the most part, these specialty distributions are just for newer users who have specifi
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by snazz 6y ago
I'm not a fan of DNF as a package manager (it's fast enough for bulk operations but takes a long time to do very simple interactive things, compared to pacman or apt), but I wholeheartedly second this recommendation for people who
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by snazz 6y ago
What kinds of bugs are you talking about? I think part of the problem with KDE is that it's large enough that two users might be using completely different parts of it---I find that it's far more stable than GNOME, for instance. I
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by snazz 6y ago
Second photos are real.
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by snazz 6y ago
I like Vim (and I've tried Emacs), but there's certainly still room for a small, hackable text editor that can be used with the same intuition that applies to the rest of a modern computer. Vim and Emacs keybindings require a time
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by snazz 6y ago
Yeah, I think that Twitter did a pretty good job. After the initial load, it even works offline, so the actual API calls are the only thing that it's fetching over the network.
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by snazz 6y ago
One of my friends got a ToS warning from Comcast for doing something similar. Usually, they seem to only enforce the rule against pirates and people using a ton of bandwidth, but it's not a good idea in general.
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by snazz 6y ago
If they were to have a revolutionary technology that they haven't released yet, they'd release it as soon as their OEM and enterprise sales actually started to take a nosedive. Even though PC enthusiasts are outspoken about it, In
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by snazz 6y ago
You can send yourself messages with iMessage and have them sync to your computer, if you use an iPhone and Mac. If you don't, then of course this isn't much of a solution, but that's how many people solve it.

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