veeti

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by veeti 2y ago
Oh, but I was assured by Cupertino sycophants that you "just" need to CTRL-click open an unnotarized app and there is no protection racket for distributing apps, no big deal. The frog continues boiling.
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by veeti 2y ago
IMAP password authentication with generated app passwords still works too.
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by veeti 2y ago
People drive between countries.
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by veeti 2y ago
Åland is where the rich Finnish-Swede elites live. It's a small club and you are not invited.
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by veeti 2y ago
Did you try IdeaVim?
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by veeti 2y ago
Google PageSpeed will gladly shame you for using the slow YouTube embed.
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by veeti 2y ago
Don't forget that the GitHub cofounder is the same person who dared to have a meritocracy rug [1]! Cancel, cancel, cancel. https://readwrite.com/github-meritocracy-rug/
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by veeti 2y ago
They are opaquely rejecting apps for just literally containing the string "itms-services" in the binary and you still give them credit for a more sophisticated analysis? Lol.
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by veeti 2y ago
"Pocket Terminal 2002": https://imgur.com/gallery/pocket-terminal-2002-r2sq4i0
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by veeti 2y ago
They don't have a principled stance from a GNU point of view. Debian installation media includes non-free software [1]. The killer feature of Ubuntu and its derivatives was always built-in support for proprietary codecs and drivers tha
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by veeti 2y ago
I'll bite: has base64 decoding ever been a bottleneck for anyone in Node.js?
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by veeti 2y ago
I recall they used to have a free Photoshop CS2 download on their site with the activation removed. Strictly for existing license owners of course, but anyone could download it ;-)
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by veeti 2y ago
Generating and using keys held in SE is already a public API available to third party apps.
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by veeti 2y ago
How do you mean? You can spin up threads using stock Java API or pthread on NDK. (If you intend to run them in the background your app will need an active foreground service to not get killed, though). As far as the "main thread",
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by veeti 2y ago
> They can only enter if you leave a window or door open for them to enter. How is this not victim blaming? Next you'll tell me that a victim of sexual assault shouldn't have left their window open by wearing such a short dress
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by veeti 2y ago
Arch Linux has a policy of not deviating from upstream unless necessary. Their maintainers are unlikely to decide on compiler flags that specifically go against the KeePassXC developers wishes.
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by veeti 2y ago
Whether latency is a concern or not depends entirely on the end user controlling the feed reader and their expectations. For all you know, the developer of the reader may be facing complaints from a disgruntled user upset that the feed isn&
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by veeti 2y ago
I requested the feed in my browser _twice_ and already received a 429 with a Retry-After of 24 hours! Not only is this easy to trip by accident, the problem for a feed reader is that it can't know when the author publishes new posts. I
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by veeti 2y ago
> Workday could conceivably build its own encrypted database of our information, across our different jobs and applications. When you leave Spotify to go work at Netflix, your profile could follow you, allowing you to more easily apply t
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by veeti 3y ago
https://archive.is/QsJxJ
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by veeti 3y ago
All the technical arguments are entirely valid. But they are irrelevant to the end user, who has been using this so-called "bad software" perfectly fine for the past 40 years. What sort of reaction do you expect when you come in a
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by veeti 3y ago
The possibility of your process dying at any moment is a fact of life on the Android platform and there is no way around it. Toggling wallpapers or dark/light theme is hardly the only situation in which the process will be restarted. U
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by veeti 3y ago
Case in point: if you are well off enough to rent or own multiple properties you have the privilege of not being doxxed by these brokers. Tell me again how knowing 18 year old Sven Svensson earning $10k a year at a part time job and renting
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by veeti 3y ago
I don't know about you, but for the vast majority of people their "current registered address" also happens to be their home.
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by veeti 3y ago
Can I have your home address and payslips for the last 20 years? Please respond with this information directly below.
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by veeti 3y ago
The word "Stockholm syndrome" has never been more appropriate.
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by veeti 3y ago
It really makes me wonder what makes people engage in such pointless semantic handwringing like this. Your comment even acknowledges the end result: support for PWA's and as a result persistent storage has been removed. Do you think th
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by veeti 3y ago
It's easy to test with adblock in place. For instance, the Gitlab landing page went from 13 megabytes to "just" 6 megabytes with tracking scripts blocked. The marketing department will always double the bloat of your software
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by veeti 3y ago
No, it's saying that they shouldn't have designed a operating system with no support for other browsers (unlike lesser known alternatives such as "Apple Mac OS X") in the first place and that you shouldn't have any
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by veeti 3y ago
There will already be a review and certification program for third party browsers that want the required entitlements ( https://developer.apple.com/support/alternative-browser-engi... ), so why don't you ask Apple?

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