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st3fan
6y ago
We started from scratch with the WE implementation in Firefox Preview and are building things incrementally. So it is not that things broke, it is more that a lot of WE APIs are simply not available yet. Oh, what Agi says below :-)
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st3fan
6y ago
You are like _eight_ years too late with that discussion ... trust me, it has been extensively covered :-)
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st3fan
6y ago
Is the Guides link at the top supposed to work? I’m on mobile (iOS) and the link doesn’t respond to taps. Is there a direct link to the guides?
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st3fan
7y ago
Fun facts: It is not “radiation” and also not high frequency.
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st3fan
7y ago
Redash sends you a web notification when a long running query has finished. Clicking on the notification opens Firefox to the right tab where you can see the results. Just one example of legit use not for ads.
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st3fan
7y ago
Dead? We are all here and not going anywhere.
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st3fan
7y ago
You can add Firefox VPN to the list too.
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st3fan
7y ago
Not Safari but WKWebView. Big difference.
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st3fan
7y ago
Excuses excuses excuses ...
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st3fan
7y ago
Sometimes that is definitely true. But very often when you spend time to write unit tests you discover limitations and bugs in your code while you come up with test scenarios. The only thing that the FTP bug needed was a "test_redirect
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7y ago
Can you point me to a unit test that validates for example parsing of incoming commands to opensmtpd or ftpd or ntpd? Nothing. It is just not a common practice it seems. Now I don't think unit tests are a silver bullet. But having just
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st3fan
7y ago
AFAIK (correct me if I am wrong) OpenBSD does not have a single unit test. No unit tests. There is so much code that parses text input and yet I can’t find a single test that actually shows that the code works and that it properly deals wit
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st3fan
7y ago
Where is the Zoom CEO in this thread?
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st3fan
7y ago
EVERY. SINGLE. APP. THAT. INCLUDES. THE. FACEBOOK. SDK. Even if you don't log in. The Facebook SDK sends data back. Hook your device up to an intercepting proxy and start up a few apps. 99% of them do this. I really wish Apple would pu
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st3fan
7y ago
The code was updated after my comment.
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st3fan
7y ago
The code was updated after my comment.
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st3fan
7y ago
Pretty trivial https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/android/apple
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st3fan
7y ago
Great example of how to introduce a sql/mongo query injection in your code. The string interpolation in findById will open up your whole database to the world, possibly even allowing remote command execution. Same for the other functio
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st3fan
7y ago
It is actually a people problem. The move away from IRC has a lot to do with abuse and harassment.
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st3fan
7y ago
Open up https://chat.mozilla.org in your browser. Although there are multiple apps, you don't need one.
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st3fan
7y ago
THe SourceGraph server for Go is deprecated in favor of 'gopls'. This is documented on the sourcegraph github page.
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st3fan
7y ago
DOOM! DOOM! SO MUCH DOOOOM! So different story here: using Catalina on two Macs since the betas - zero issues. Really, Zero Issues. It all just works. I use it 8+ hours a day - Browsers, terminal work, Mail.app, lots of third-party applicat
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st3fan
7y ago
"In some ways it feels unfair to single out Wacom." - Uh no, it is completely fair to single them out and put them in the spotlight for doing this kind of tracking.
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7y ago
Howard the Duck was A+
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7y ago
> In 2018 a draft report from an office of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said the risk level for exposure to the chemicals should be up to 10 times lower than the 70 PPT threshold the EPA recommends. The White House an
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st3fan
7y ago
It has smoother scrolling than most native editors :-/
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st3fan
7y ago
It is called "burning bridges".
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st3fan
7y ago
How about instead of shooting projects down, contribute to them to make them better.
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st3fan
7y ago
In my opinion this is mostly a telco problem. They are the provider of phone calls and infrastructure and should own this for their customers.
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7y ago
> As you can see; in this case Crystal is the more performant language – taking less time to execute & complete the test, and also fewer Megabytes in memory doing so. Yeah no - all you have proven is that one JSON library is less eff
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