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To be fair that practically seems like a nonissue compared to the inverse.

Yeah that does sound annoying. Have you tried contacting the extension maker? Perhaps they can add that to the list of fixes/features on their next update?

What do you mean? There are extensions for blocking autoplay HTML5 media same as flash...

FTE

Fuck The Engineers

"Cost to the end user $10-200/year"

What? How have you not heard of Let's Encrypt by now?

The quote isn't really meant to imply your direct manager specifically.

It can easily be your managers manager, a vp/director or even upper management as a whole.

The last of which sounds like the case in your situation.

Cheaper to hire actual human computers at that point.

I agree, thankfully Wayland is well on its way. GDM uses it by default as of 3.16 and the Gnome DE just needs a --session=-gnome-wayland parameter.

It has actually gotten to the point where it's stable enough for daily use now.

Eval? Code as as string, parse, analyze, etc. Then code gen the JS you need into a string. Eval the string.

Tried to edit my other comment but accidentally deleted it.

So I just skimmed over the ruling here:

https://www.cadc.uscourts.gov/internet/opinions.nsf/77E3D4B7...

and you're right (if you're getting at what I think you're getting at).

The argument is that expense sharing is compensation, but it is allowed under the FARs in specific circumstance. Difference here being that the combination of holding out on a public website and receiving compensation via expense sharing put it in common carrier land.

Which does seem to make sense under current rules.

You don't need rich friends/family. People charter small aircraft all the time.

The difference is those operations comply with applicable regulations while this doesn't.

I think that was his point as well.

Do you live in a concrete bunker? I have one dual band AP for my entire house.

What a disgusting example of shitty "journalism" trying to cash in on 3D printer hype with a complete bastardization of the word "print". It's a ramp..... that's it. It's not new, it's not innovative. It's not even the first time it's been done.

This should not be on hacker news.

I had this same exact problem. If I remember correctly a full delete and reinstall fixed the issue and it's been smooth as butter since.

Good.

Really? I've seen tons of examples where the employee owns the vehicle. Pretty much every food delivery person I've met, plumbers, pool cleaning guys, cable installers, USPS mail-persons, all kinds of small businesses, etc.