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by zenmac 9mo ago
The author did mention to use MPV, which is much much lightweight than VLC. Being using it as default for quite some times now.
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by zenmac 9mo ago
Do you have any links or more info about the special internal mechanism? Would need an apple employee to initiate this I assume?
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by zenmac 9mo ago
One good thing about NOT having JS is what the page can function in Tor Browser's "Safest" mode! A step down is to have JS only on your domain. "Safer" mode. Try to avoid web site that require "Standard" t
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by zenmac 9mo ago
>If you have a mental image of Spanish conquistadors sparking global inflation purely by looting Inca gold, erase it. The real culprit was silver extracted from Potosi and a few other New world mines. That is when labors start to flood t
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by zenmac 10mo ago
Yeah just would be good on a codeberg or gitlab or maybe even github repo. So we can do PR. Here is the fix: .leaflet-top, .leaflet-left{ z-index: 100000; /* some high number */ }
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by zenmac 10mo ago
If the domain name is in the cookie value then that can't be used when submit another request from another domain. Yes you can configure the dns to bypass that, but at that point it is also pointless for CSRF.
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by zenmac 10mo ago
>I am very impressed with how smooth and problem-free Asahi Linux is. It is incredibly responsive and feels even smoother than my Arch Linux desktop with a 16 core AMD Ryzen 7945HX and 64GB of RAM. Hmmm still have issue with the battery
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by zenmac 10mo ago
It should just be treated as cash type of donation. Get a paper receipt.
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by zenmac 10mo ago
Never needed the CSRF and assumed that cookies was always SameSite, but can see that it was introduced in 2016. Just had the sitename put into the value of the cookie since, and never really needed to think about that. Just feels like all
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by zenmac 10mo ago
Isn't Selenium vs Playwright more a Java vs JS/ES/TS thing?
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by zenmac 10mo ago
Hmmm so it is basically using https://www.director.ai for the AI natural language stuff right?
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by zenmac 10mo ago
Great tool! There is a little issue with the +/- zoom buttons not working something cause it is over layed by other div blocks. On mac firefox. Is the code open source online somewhere?
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by zenmac 10mo ago
>but the culture (especially early on) was exceptionally protectionist and lots of people got bullied off for very silly reasons. Had no idea that was happening. What makes your say that?
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by zenmac 10mo ago
We have already talked about this. In the end it comes down the index for the instances that bsky maintain it will inevitably be the dominate ones vs others who run AT Pro. It would be all good if the index is shared via DHT, bittorrent, ip
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by zenmac 10mo ago
>> Immich solves the wrong problem. I just want the household to share photos pixelfed may be what the parent want then. I don't like that it is PHP, but as long as they adhere to the ActPub protocal, we can roll our own in whate
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by zenmac 10mo ago
Is having an LinkedIn account a requirement to apply for this job?
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by zenmac 10mo ago
People should related to anything federated like email. If you send something it is in someone else's computer now. With matrix or any e2ee protocols it is depending on pinky promise of the client to modify it. I thought the whole Sna
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by zenmac 10mo ago
Nostr would being better. As it is truly free vs AT protocol is backed by VC.
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by zenmac 11mo ago
You can host your own NPM reg, and examine every package, but your manager probably is NOT going to go for that.
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by zenmac 11mo ago
Just a last month someone was trying to figure the cargo tree on which Rust package got imported implicitly via which package. This will totally happen in rust as well as long as you use some kind of package manager. Go for zero or less dec
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by zenmac 11mo ago
>Our ancestors survived perfectly fine with telephone directories dropped at every house for free which contained everyone's name and address. Yeah but our ancestors also doesn't amount of processing power that the current big
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by zenmac 11mo ago
Small company and business should be treated differently than big corp. And the fine and punishment should be adjusted accordingly.
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by zenmac 11mo ago
>latest report pointed out that overregulation is a major problem in the EU and costs EU companies the equivalent of a 50% tariff (if I remember correctly). Of course. Normally I'm against overrgulation, but when it comes to privacy
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by zenmac 11mo ago
Depending on who your ISP is, there may be things they can do to help.
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by zenmac 11mo ago
Wouldn't it be trivial to just to write a uwf to block the crawler ips? At time like this really glad we self-hosted.
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by zenmac 11mo ago
>Nations and kingdoms have been able to assert sovereignty for eons. by asserting monopoly on violence within a geographical region... and now we got private mercenaries, guess Treaty of Westphalia is kinda out of windows now or soon?
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by zenmac 11mo ago
That is true. However, the border guard should also be trained to recognize the passport physically without the electronic tracking. Putting your national security eggs in one digital basket just seems like a disaster waiting to happen. Dig
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by zenmac 11mo ago
Matte is always being the fancier option in Photography paper, glossy photograph just looks cheap.
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by zenmac 11mo ago
Guess Rust is more built for memory safety not concurrency? Erlang maybe? Why can't we just have a language that is memory safe and built for concurrency? Like Ocaml and Erlang combine?
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by zenmac 11mo ago
Are you using pg_duckdb to embedded it inside postgres and access it via psql or other pg clients?

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