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by zgk7iqea 10mo ago
Don't cursor and vscode also have this problem?
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
Is phone number enumeration now considered a vulnerability? Really?
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
the age of subscriptions. what, you don't want to subscribe?
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
theres a clippy lint for that
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
https://archive.is/3WZx5
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
Mozilla is an advertising company too. In terms of breakage, Im talking about more fundamental things like missing APIs and wrong rendering.
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
it is an architecture problem, too. LLMs simply aren't capable of AGI
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
Firefox is dead. You need an insurmountable amount of configuration to even make it bearable and there is non-user respecting settings and telemetry everywhere. Ads, too. It's not something you can recommend, every site is broken and M
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
it's the same kind of "workflow optimization" that notion and obsidian users suffer from. You spend so much time making your tools more productive but don't get any actual work done.
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
better spend your time well
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
Firefox should commit more to correctly implement web standards - not even gradients render correctly. A lot of the users are oddballs with strange configurations that break everything. No wonder devs optimize for chrome.
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
This is just as user friendly as the rest of the firefox configuration. I can't recommend it to anyone in good faith anymore.
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
google is a customer of fflabs and has enrolled them in summer of code. They also provide free fuzzing. ffmpeg is a foss, gpl-licensed project. nobody has any obligation to contribute, thus it isn't exploitation.
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
Very interesting, thanks. One point from one of the linked threads I find particularly puzzling: > I think the issue with XSLT isn't necessarily the size of the attack surface, it's the lack of attention and usage. > I.e. ne
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by zgk7iqea 11mo ago
Why not just write an XSLT implementation in JS/WASM, or compile the existing one to WASM? This is the same approach that Firefox uses for PDFs and Ruffle for Flash. That way it is still supported by the browser and sandboxed.
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by zgk7iqea 1y ago
Non appropriate language
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by zgk7iqea 1y ago
typo on the website: one cluser always free
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by zgk7iqea 1y ago
the OP is about the difficulty of running a business in germany, not living standards. And what matters is always subjective
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by zgk7iqea 1y ago
maybe better in terms of overall living standards but not in terms of innovation or the state being friendly to someone running a business
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by zgk7iqea 1y ago
phone, the app already exists https://www.ausweisapp.bund.de/ a lot of people still scan their id but theoretically fraud prevention is possible
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by zgk7iqea 1y ago
we all know the real solution is replying with a wrong answer so that people correct you
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by zgk7iqea 1y ago
German IDs have cryptographic keys in their chips that make them theoretically unfakeable, so no
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by zgk7iqea 1y ago
Feels like this is the wrong site for profanity
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by zgk7iqea 2y ago
mozilla is an advertising company
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Technical Debt Is Entropy in Software(grohan.co)
4 points by zgk7iqea 2y ago|1 comments
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by zgk7iqea 2y ago
the joke practically writes itself
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by zgk7iqea 2y ago
yes, sourcehuts interface is just godawful
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by zgk7iqea 2y ago
> I will add support to choose SQLite when they add native support for geography types. SQLite won't add that.
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by zgk7iqea 2y ago
The images embedded in the blog post look horribly compressed
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by zgk7iqea 2y ago
I made this for virus distributors

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