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We hear you… There is always a trade-off between analytics and user privacy. We believe that open-source solutions are the way to go in this space, however no implementation is going to suit every use-case.
MCP supports authentication via OAuth2, which is what we use here. For the most part, this means that a browser window is opened and the user can sign in with their GitHub or Google account. The access token is verified by us and passed to the upstream MCP server.
We'd love to allow orgs to bring their own IdP but there is some refactoring we still have to do for this.
It is indeed amazing. Like, the death of Cleopatra in 69 BC is closer to our present day than it is to the building of the great pyramid of Khufu (~2600 BC).
Why would your example be O(n³)?
MVC is all the rage these days
Do you know any resources/examples about the setup you mean? It sound interesting but from a quick search I didn't find anything straight forward.
I'm kind of in the same boat (but with VSCode). In addition to that, I found that it didn't make things too much easier than something like MVC with built-in template/html. The context integration seems like a huge footgun, since it just panics if you access a value that doesn't exist.
What's wrong with the MIT license?
"Pushing Ice" by Alastair Reynolds is a great sci-fi novel that explores some of these ideas, if anyone's interested. Highly recommended!
Thanks for this beautiful quote! So simple yet powerful
The free market working as intended!
This is so true! While planning a trip abroad last year we were unsure about whether $thing is legal in $country. Google proclaimed in bold letters that, yes, $thing is legal in $country, but this line was taken from a site with the title "common misconceptions about traveling in $country" an in fact $thing was not legal.
Such a basic mistake, I haven't trusted the instant results ever since.
Not exactly what you asked for, but there is https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater
Is there anything that prevents you from doing that today? I mean the app in this post still seems to work. Apart from some parts of the system that have been pretty much locked down, I think one reason that apps are much larger today is that our expectations increased dramatically.
Me too! I loved to play it during holidays at my grandma's place.
I haven't tried it but it seems to be available to download from the Internet Archive.
You can help improve accuracy by contributing! It's not that hard and some editors are very easy to get started with, e.g. https://github.com/streetcomplete/StreetComplete (If you're on Android).
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