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by supernes 4y ago
"We can't complete this request because this link has been identified by Twitter or our partners as being potentially harmful. Visit our Help Center to learn more." Harmful to whom, Twitter?
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by supernes 4y ago
I don't mean to sound rude, but Tesla engineers can't even distinguish the moon from a stoplight. Human interaction and defending against a naturally intelligent adversary are not so simple.
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by supernes 5y ago
AFAIK they're impossible to pre-render on the server, and the CSS tricks mentioned in the docs to hide content before components are registered may cause Google's crawler to ignore them. Haven't looked in depth at the React i
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by supernes 5y ago
I was under the impression that this has been a thing for a long while, but I checked and it's actually been available in mainstream browser versions only since January 2021 (September for Safari, and just nine days ago for Chrome on A
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by supernes 5y ago
I use Google Search to find videos on YouTube, it has additional features like limiting to a date range.
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by supernes 5y ago
I appreciate what Brave are doing, but this will affect them whether they support MV2 or not. Extensions on most Chromium forks are installed through Google's Chrome Web Store, so when Google drops support browsers who do not agree wil
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by supernes 5y ago
Just run a full Linux VM with a desktop environment and host the IDE and other apps inside. On relatively recent hardware you should be able to get decent performance and perfect isolation. You can use something like UTM ( https:/&#x2F
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by supernes 5y ago
webOS in the Palm/HP era had most apps and parts of the shell written in JavaScript, don't know if LG kept the framework or how it evolved.
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by supernes 5y ago
Article is misleading - you will soon be able to use a Facebook _work_ account in addition to a Facebook _personal_ account. No one said the requirement is going away.
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by supernes 5y ago
Great to see they're working on Metal support for the viewport (and Vulkan, of course). Apple took their sweet time coming onboard as a sponsor, but now that they have I hope it will give the developers all the support they need to wor
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by supernes 5y ago
They should check if the camera stops working when you replace it.
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by supernes 5y ago
It's an important distinction to make, a lot of people stream just for fun and those are the ones I personally enjoy watching the most. The premise of the article and many others like it however is that this is supposed to be the futur
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by supernes 5y ago
That's pretty much my thought as well. I find it really insidious to promote the idea that anyone can have success, by pointing out a few poster children who are by far an exception to the rule. Even more so when their success depends
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by supernes 5y ago
The recent Twitch earnings leak showed that 95% of streamers made less than $1,000 this year. Median earnings were less than $100 for the year. A lot of these "creator economy" think pieces talk about people hitting the seven figu
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by supernes 5y ago
You can give "Tsoding Daily" a try on YouTube or Twitch, just be warned he has some very strong opinions. They're mostly funny, sometimes incendiary, and occasionally just wrong. Discretion advised.
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by supernes 5y ago
It's somewhat common to see videogames issue a patch shortly after release where they fix crashes due to non-ASCII Windows usernames or non-English locales. I'm not sure what the root cause of the confusion is, other than text str
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by supernes 5y ago
A lot of popular games (like Skyrim) seem to work better with a third-party community patched build of Proton. I wonder how Valve are going to handle this - will they direct people to manually install an unsupported version? Will they backp
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by supernes 5y ago
There's a similar tool in GNOME, using Mozilla's runtime gjs -c "(() => print('hello'))()"
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by supernes 5y ago
This is amazing, a 10x QoL improvement for people who read a lot of code on GitHub daily and don't want to bother pulling it locally just to get around the slow navigation in the web UI!
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by supernes 5y ago
The crypto seems sound, but a lot of the tricky questions are waived aside with the blanket statement of "mechanisms outside of the cryptographic protocol." The part that worries me the most is that no one outside of Apple can ver
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by supernes 5y ago
Looks very comprehensive and well designed!
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by supernes 5y ago
It's not just Tor, their DDoS protection fails with JavaScript disabled, so sites that strictly enforce it (e.g. linuxquestions.com) are effectively censored for UAs with scripting disabled.
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by supernes 5y ago
From the Pearson VUE online proctoring requirements: "All Linux/Unix based Operating Systems are strictly prohibited."
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by supernes 5y ago
I'm worried this and other recent developments signal that there will be a major push to practically end anonymity on the Internet over the next couple of years. Services like Stripe Identity that make it trivial to implement, age gati
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by supernes 5y ago
Fails in Brave (Chromium 91) with shields up, here's the stack: three.module.js:21344 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read property 'indexOf' of null at new ch (three.module.js:21344) at ht (three.module.j
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by supernes 6y ago
Maybe it would have been more constructive to give concrete examples and suggestions for improvement, but I've done that plenty over the years and it seems it's always fallen on deaf ears. So I'm just sharing my impressions,
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by supernes 6y ago
Firefox has been on a steady trajectory of declining usability for a while now, and I'm left with the impression that the people responsible for these decisions either have no experience in the field or have never used Firefox. This &
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by supernes 6y ago
Gimping their products through software is very on-brand for NVIDIA, gotta admit.
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by supernes 6y ago
Their hardware, in the case of gaming mice/keyboards at least, runs absolutely fine with generic drivers. The issue here is them pushing an extra "control center" type app through ads that pop up on the desktop without any co
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by supernes 6y ago
It does improve the experience of using their hardware, even though mice for example work absolutely fine without it. I had it running for a while, but decided not to use it as it added nothing in my case. The issue is they're pushing

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