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by zelon88 1y ago
> As a designer, I value the experience product I create provides to the users. And this was not even a bad experience; it was actually harmful. $229 per year on a closed source product and this is the level of quality you can expect. Yo
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by zelon88 1y ago
Using a Humvee I'd be concerned about the weight and the unnecessary rotating mass of the geared hubs.
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by zelon88 1y ago
I think it's perfect! I've fantasized about getting an old Nissan Hardbody, stuffing the bed with batteries and putting 2 overvoted forklift motors under the hood. This is basically a reliable, commercially viable version of that
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by zelon88 1y ago
This particular truck pictured appears to have a footprint about the size of a Toyota Camry, but with far greater rear visibility due to the additional headroom and no rear seat.
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Hegseth had unsecure internet line in his office for Signal(apnews.com)
19 points by zelon88 1y ago|3 comments
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by zelon88 1y ago
How can social media be dying when people like Elon Musk have like, 6,000 profiles? /sarcasm Seriously though, if Facebook put in even a modicum of effort to block the traffic from like, a dozen cities or usernames the platform could r
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by zelon88 1y ago
> Jesus christ, used to believe what I believe? bro there's literally a pop self-help recommendation at the bottom of your reply. I guess we should be grateful it's not a ted talk or betterhelp.com review. Have you read the boo
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by zelon88 1y ago
The irony of this statement is; most of the people who have adopted the views you're criticizing used to believe what you believe. I am one of those individuals. I used to think that my worth could be measured by the amount of work tha
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by zelon88 1y ago
A lifetime is a long time. Viewpoints, opinions, standpoints, circumstances and plans rarely last a lifetime.
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by zelon88 1y ago
That's not my question to answer, though. Google controls the browser, the page, the CDN, AND to a large extent the very standards that the browser has to comply with. If what you claim is true, with all of this authority, why can&#x27
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by zelon88 1y ago
Considering the HTML provided by google dot com has 19 warnings and a Content-Security-Policy error for a page that only has a text field and a logo, I'm gonna take my chances and apply to become a W3C invited expert.
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by zelon88 1y ago
I just sent it to them and I urge everyone else to do the same.
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by zelon88 1y ago
This needs to be investigated by a mainstream outlet like 60 Minutes.
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by zelon88 1y ago
That work is in you now. It isn't gone. It has been converted into knowledge and experience that you will bring with you elsewhere. I agree with your sentiments regarding the canceling of funding. It is tragic and criminal and we must
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by zelon88 1y ago
> These results come from our field telemetry, which represent real-world web usage on all types of hardware and websites. I wonder what the speedup would be without field telemetry. Also what is the electrical consumption for all the te
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by zelon88 1y ago
NPR is a public entity. It's funding, governance, and leadership structure are well known and well trusted. From Wikipedia... .....Regarding financing; >Funding for NPR comes from dues and fees paid by member stations, underwriting
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by zelon88 1y ago
> Best to find a way to reliably maintain internal peace and health right now. Things are unlikely to stabilize soon, without a miracle. Or eventually bounce back. But that could take a long time. And this could just be the preamble for
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by zelon88 1y ago
Not to users. The user who types Wal-Mart into their address bar expects to communicate with Wal-Mart. They aren't going to check if the certificate matches. Only that the icon is green. This is where the disconnect comes in. Me and yo
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by zelon88 1y ago
Tax every dollar over $999,000,000 at 100%.
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by zelon88 1y ago
So you tax the person extra who needs to eat their money, and let the person who is swimming in money keep more of it? And you earnestly can't understand why the poor want to increase taxes on the rich?
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by zelon88 1y ago
This naively (or maliciously perhaps) maintains that the "purpose" of the certificate is to identify an entity. While identity and safeguarding against MITM is important, identity is not the primary purpose certificates serve in t
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by zelon88 2y ago
So my original comment was accurate then? > Cookies are entirely a design choice, and a lazy one at that. It is entirely possible to identify, authenticate, maintain session, and store data about a user on the server completely without c
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by zelon88 2y ago
In a hidden DOM on the page. Updated asynchronously. There is Javascript running on the page that updates the DOM. So as long as the user is on the page, the "session" stays alive.
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by zelon88 2y ago
Basically the web app builds a fingerprinting cookie with a super short lifespan in the page as a hidden DOM. On a set schedule, or with every request, the credentials that are baked into this "DOM cookie" are rotated. When the us
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by zelon88 2y ago
I see you edited your original comment rather than replying to mine. The URI parameter must be accompanied by the session token and encrypted login credentials as well via POST. So unless you steal the username, hashed password, tokens, and
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by zelon88 2y ago
PHP doesn't have to use a cookie to maintain session. Check my other comment for an explanation.
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by zelon88 2y ago
In the proof of concept I linked, a self expiring session token is given to the client. If it is returned before the expiry, a new token is generated and the process starts over. If it is not returned before its expiry the session is consid
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by zelon88 2y ago
Cookies are entirely a design choice, and a lazy one at that. It is entirely possible to identify, authenticate, maintain session, and store data about a user on the server completely without cookies. * * https://github.com/
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by zelon88 2y ago
As a matter of personal policy, I always try to avoid uploading (or allowing access to) sensitive documents to unknown third parties and their unknown supply chains. I would like to see something that adds confidence for the user. Where is
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by zelon88 2y ago
Also, Trump plans to fine migrants $998 per day for staying in the US. https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-plans-fine-migrants-9...

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