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by zarzavat 1y ago
I would hope that all screen readers would respect display:none. The aria-hidden is for CYA, banning even one blind user would be quite bad optics (as is this sentence now that I think about it).
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by zarzavat 1y ago
That's what honeypots are for. Deny /honeypot in your robots.txt Add <a href="/honeypot" style="display:none" aria-hidden="true">ban me</a> to your index.html If an IP accesses t
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Quite, but the point is that even after doing something correctly a thousand times, someone can make a mistake that seems unbelievable. The cutoff switches are operated every flight so the muscle memory is there, ready to be triggered at
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Yes, but for most of human history we didn't have contraception either. People had children because it was either that or abstinence, and abstinence sucks. Not to mention the need to create heirs who could look after you when you becam
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by zarzavat 1y ago
You are both right. UUIDs, if randomly generated from a CSPRNG are impossible to guess. But not all UUIDs are generated from a secure RNG, or use randomness at all.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Would anyone be surprised if an accomplished concert pianist played C Bb Bb instead of C E in a piece they had played thousands of times correctly? The only difference here is that the consequences are death instead of mere head shaking. Mu
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by zarzavat 1y ago
The problem is that AI leads to extremely bimodal distribution of improvement. Sometimes it doesn't help at all. Other times it spits out several hours of work in seconds. It's like asking what is the weighted average of 1 and inf
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Hmm. As a Brit I would not consider a trip to Paris to be "tourism". It's just a trip over the border. Yes they speak a different language there but it's a language that I was forced to study in school. No doubt Germans
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by zarzavat 1y ago
> And I hold no hard feelings toward them for that. But isn't that why Japan ended up like this? Every country needs either immigration or babies, and Japan chose option C: neither. And now the decision has been made for them, a ver
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by zarzavat 1y ago
That is the western European way though. It's supposed to be a nice place to live, not a nice place to do business. If that leads to Chaebolification of the economy then so be it. There are other parts of the world that specialise in d
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by zarzavat 1y ago
$299 per month for a form? Damn, I'm in the wrong business. I understand the value proposition but those margins are eye watering.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Not as obvious as a Starlink transmitter though! Sending the position only requires a few bits, let's say 48. A position update requires even less, depending on how far it could have travelled since the last known position. At such low
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Just a simple radio transmitter could fulfil that function.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Different eras. The "IE6" here is the IE6 in 2009 that stubbornly refused to die.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Let's say you buy a domain name from someone. Do you really want the previous owner of the domain to own a certificate for your website until the end of time? Sure you can get it revoked but certificate expiration ensures that it will
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Language wouldn't work, many bilingual people prefer to have their UI language set to English even if it's not their native language.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Space is terrible for that. There's only a handful of countries with launch vehicles and/or launch sites. You obviously need to be in their good graces for the launch to be approved. If you want permissive regulatory environment,
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by zarzavat 1y ago
How else are you going to render a sequence such as Emoji ZWJ Emoji other than as two glyphs, if no composed glyph is defined in the user's font? That's how it's supposed to be rendered, for backwards compatibility.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
> Why do you need to sync with the shaping engine? GP explained already. Grapheme clusters ≠ glyphs. To find the number of glyphs you need the font. An emoji can render as one or two or three or more glyphs depending on what font the use
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Seems short-sighted. The more people who use Signal, the more secure their users' chats will be because they can use other apps less. Omitting basic features for "security reasons" reduces security overall, because you can&#x
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by zarzavat 1y ago
It's Google. The relationship is not consensual but adversarial. Google attempts to get free things from me. I attempt to get free things from Google. It's like asking a lawyer why does he defend an obviously guilty client? Becaus
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by zarzavat 1y ago
ARE YOU OVER 40 AND THE ONLY AI YOU KNOW IS CHATGPT? The burden of proof is on the ads to justify why they should be watched, given that the ads themselves provide zero value to the viewer. YouTube ads in particular are a cesspit of scams
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Under your definition Reddit and Twitter/X aren't social media either, since you're mostly interacting with strangers. I believe your definition doesn't reflect how the term is used.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
That first tweet sounds utterly deranged.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
> Do we really want lawless places on this planet to exist where companies and individuals can escape the courts and law enforcement of their own nations? Yes. If the alternative is a worldwide police state.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
Jokes are allowed as long as they are funny. It's a tough crowd.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
I believe that's talking about general insinuations, e.g. "you're just a russiabot" and the like. The GP account above with only one comment that is singing the praises of a particular product is obviously fake. They eve
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by zarzavat 1y ago
It's like anonymizing your diary by erasing your name on the cover.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
After over a decade of people bringing up the issue in almost every single thread about Go, it's time to give the language what it deserves: no more constructive feedback, snarky dismissals only.
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by zarzavat 1y ago
That's just survivorship bias isn't it? The newcomers who find Go's design and/or leadership obnoxious get a job that doesn't involve doing something that they dislike.

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