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1. 691.▲
   by yoavm 5y ago

   Knowingly?! Clearly every developer of an app breaking because of these packages had no idea their app is going to break, and clearly it was exactly the intention. They _were_ tricked. Can you not see a difference between this and between r
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   by yoavm 5y ago

   Here's a link to the paper (paywalled): https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01664...
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   Fish Swimming in the Street(youtube.com)

   7 points by yoavm 5y ago|1 comments
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   by yoavm 5y ago

   You're missing the point. NK/Iran aggressiveness isn't remotely similar to Lithuania letting Taiwan open an office. As for how real the threat is - I'm not an expert, and I don't know you calculate threat, but NK do
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   by yoavm 5y ago

   What? Yes, of course it is. Do you not see a difference between a nuclear threat to, well, agreeing to the opening of a Taiwanese office? In what world is this even similar?
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   by yoavm 5y ago

   If you like this, you might find my little Tmux plugin[0] useful - it's meant to make continuing your terminal work on-the-go as simple as possible: - you're in tmux - you do some keyboard shortcut - you're presented
7. 697.▲
   by yoavm 5y ago

   There definitely is feature parity though not everything is available yet through the new Cloudflare interface. Write us to zaraz@cloudflare.com if you need help with converting a large GTM container
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   by yoavm 5y ago

   I am co-founder of Zaraz. The description is there is actually old. Zaraz doesn't load the Facebook Pixel in the website at all. It loads it completely server side. It's very different from Segment, mostly because it essentially r
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   Zaraz use Workers to make third-party tools secure and fast(blog.cloudflare.com)

   3 points by yoavm 5y ago|0 comments
10. 700.▲
    by yoavm 5y ago

    Perhaps they would think twice before they make BTC an official currency?
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    Search for the Corne-ish Zen, I think you'd like it.
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    Could be that I've been using Linux on the desktop for a long time and so I've gotten used to things, but I don't relate at all with the "desktop Linux is in a terrible state" statement. It works great for me, it&#x
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    Agree. Who cares about the client implementation?! You sent me the data, I decide how to process and render it. Otherwise we can sue people for having a black and white screen, using a text-only browser, a custom stylesheet or even for clos
14. 704.▲
    by yoavm 5y ago

    You should be able to run VSCode without XWayland using `--enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-platform=wayland`. HiDPI just works for me. Intel graphics, Sway.
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    WebAuthn with a YubiKey, using Firefox on Linux, works perfectly for me.
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    That's not entirely accurate - TikTok does have a JS "pixel" implementation that website owners put on their site, mainly to track conversions. It's true that the use case makes it less popular than a like / share b
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    Fiat also enabled these things, but I can also buy bread with it and pay my school, and I believe that's how most people interact with it. The point is that cryptocurrencies are mostly used for the OP wrote above.
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    I loved the keyboard navigation. Alt+H opens Firefox's Help menu for me however. I wanted to try using it for a while, but then I wanted to comment here, and well, it seems like commenting still has to be done from the normal interface
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    Indeed, it uses WebKitGTK I think.
20. 710.▲
    by yoavm 5y ago

    https://github.com/astroidmail/astroid
21. 711.▲
    by yoavm 5y ago

    There sounds great. I currently use Astroid that has some similar capabilities: searchability using notmuch, simple HTML rendering and Markdown composing. Would be interesting to compare the two!
22. 712.▲
    by yoavm 5y ago

    iOS only?
23. 713.▲
    by yoavm 5y ago

    Sorry, guess my sentence wasn't clear. I meant that _because_ it isn't Chromium based, I find it interesting.
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    As a Firefox user I'll never really consider a Chromium-based browser, but this is interesting!
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    Not really, in my opinion. I was happily surprised to see that this "component library" doesn't actually offer anything to download; it's not a library you can `npm i` to your website. It is basically a set of examples f
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    Someone could flash a hacked version of lineage when you're not looking.
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    If the news were that Linus was ferret-lover, no one would care. But Linus knows a thing or two about managing the Git workflow of a pretty large project, and he created Git, so I'd give him some (a lot of) credit.
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    Yes, if you ignore the possibility of losing access to your funds, the possibility of getting hacked, the massive environmental impact, the inability to use it to pay for most legal things, and a couple of other things - crypto makes a lot
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    I never suggested that it will completely erase cryptocurrencies. I do think that it will help making it less popular, which would be great. I sure think that while making theft illegal didn't stop it, it reduced the number of theft ca
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    by yoavm 5y ago

    You don't have to control what software is permitted to run: you can just ban changing USD to Bitcoin and vice versa. Stop the exchanges. Most people aren't mining their own coins anyway.