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by stephenr 3y ago
Not mentioned: Apple pays more than double the royalties of Spotify.
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by stephenr 3y ago
There is some kind of childish “i dont like you, go away” redirect on this. I’ve no idea what attribute it’s based on but this seems like a pretty good reason not to read whatever such child has to say.
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by stephenr 3y ago
> 0.freebasic.com.delz.freevpn.co.redirector.gvt1.com.web.fbcdn.facebook.org I'm getting strong Come Fly With Me vibes
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by stephenr 3y ago
I've heard several people my age (early 40s, but generally pretty young at heart I guess) refer to covid as spicy cough . In context it made sense the first time they said it, out of context I'd probably have had no idea what the
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by stephenr 3y ago
You couldn't just read the document describing what is affected by it? https://support.apple.com/en-us/105120
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by stephenr 3y ago
By default terminal in macOS doesnt have full access to the system, you specifically have to go grant it "full disk access" to get close to that. Of course that doesn't help when people with no idea what they're doing
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by stephenr 3y ago
> But clicking the meeting link provided by the scammers prompts the user to run a script Users blindly clicking "Ok" is the downfall of all tech security.
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by stephenr 3y ago
I was once onsite at a casino for basically 7 days straight (barring trips off site for breakfast and some dinners) while working on a client project. Not having clocks is one thing. Unlike a mall, the casino had zero natural light inside.
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by stephenr 3y ago
If what?
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I don't really understand this view. If you're using a unique password per site (ie something generated by your password manager) I don't see how you face any higher risk with the site operator storing a password vs string so
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by stephenr 3y ago
I’m not debating why someone wants to develop it. I’m saying that making a web app is not “developing for iOS”. It’s developing for the web.
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by stephenr 3y ago
I think it's a bit of a stretch to call a web app "develop[ed] for iOS" The whole point of the web is that it is cross platform. That isn't a negative thing it's a positive, but calling it "develop for iOS&quot
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by stephenr 3y ago
> not providing similar marketing or anything for PWAs It's functionality to add an arbitrary webpage. What exactly are you expecting them to "provide"?
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by stephenr 3y ago
My understanding is that on-device scanning was meant to prevent an argument from {government, law enforcement, 'think of the children' types} against E2EE solutions. Apple's solution for a lot of things in general, is to
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by stephenr 3y ago
That doesn't respond to my comment, at all.
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> Just because terrorists are able to exploit a weakness in internal security, and cause harm to the State doesn't mean that the State can demand that everyone should blindly give up all their rights to a nanny state for "secur
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by stephenr 3y ago
So your complaint is essentially "Safari doesn't default enable a bunch of experimental features and doesn't blindly adopt whatever half-assed features Google pushes". Looking at the CanIUse stats for the features you co
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by stephenr 3y ago
Mostly because "reef" is already a word that means something, and coincidentally a word that's also used in combination with "beef" - "beef and reef", aka "surf and turf"; a steak served with pra
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by stephenr 3y ago
... I can't comment on the tool in the article because I've never used it, but I'm pretty confident a good password manager is more convenient than text files or sticky notes, while being more secure. But also I think you
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by stephenr 3y ago
As a "freelancer" living in/working from a country where there is no legal concept of being a sole-trader/freelancer/self employed without a registered business entity, I would say this: It's not your problem.
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by stephenr 3y ago
Another factor when it's a CDN is what they will/won't allow to be cached (and thus moving the point of mass-egress from your origin to their network). Cloudflare has limits on the size of objects that can be cached, making i
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by stephenr 3y ago
This has brought BunnyCDN to my attention as a possible replacement for Cloudflare on a download-heavy site. Can anyone with experience/knowledge comment on the finer details of Bunny in terms of what can be cached (not worried about d
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by stephenr 3y ago
For the vast, vast majority of cases a VM can solve the issue of developing for linux/arm on an arm Mac. It doesn't help so much if your Mac is still Intel based, admittedly.
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by stephenr 3y ago
A browser based IDE can't compare with a full IDE like e.g the IntelliJ-based IDEs from JetBrains, in terms of features. At best you'd get browser based access to a rich IDE running remotely... which is kind of the whole point of
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by stephenr 3y ago
So can this run/import existing vbox VMs?
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by stephenr 3y ago
You forgot the /s I think... right?
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by stephenr 3y ago
It's pretty easy to have shell aliases for commands like rm, cp, etc to use the "safe" mode (the `-i` option) by default. Writing a replacement utility seems a bit like overkill.
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by stephenr 3y ago
> anyone who doesn't meet your expectations is 'bottom of the barrel' in your book Please try re-reading what I wrote because you clearly didn't comprehend it the first time. I never called anyone bottom of the barr
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by stephenr 3y ago
> If you look up UUIDs you will (correctly) get the impression that they're mostly random, except some types aren't. Either we have very different ideas of what "mostly" means or you don't know what the different
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by stephenr 3y ago
Hi non American here, I have never and likely will never fly on an American airline, but I'd very much like to not die because some dickhead cut costs and another dickhead drilled the wrong holes in a part. The implicit assumption tha

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