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this is about a new datetime library in ecma standard, not the orchestration service temporal.io

I can't believe there's another linkbuds fan in the world. No other earbud feels so transparent and light to me.

I actually bought a few pairs of these because I'm afraid they will discontinue them. Their newer model does not have the hole.

My point is people have gone to prison over GET parameters, not the legality of the it. DOJ has CFAA. Abusing private APIs is flying close to the sun. Even if you do get out of prison eventually

People have gone to prison over guessable GET parameters

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goatse_Security#AT&T/iPad_emai...

https://www.praetorianprefect.com/2010/06/114000-ipad-owners...

Yeah I mean more from a mindshare / value to your personal portfolio pov. But still, what we have today is just an approximation of Flash in 2000s

There is nothing like Flash IMO. Closest we have in the modern day is Unity and Godot

I just closed mine recently, for a lot of reasons piling up over the years (like Ally not being recognized as a real bank... rich coming from PayPal)

But most recently the unrelenting flood of money requests, with no ability to disable the feature, is finally what got me to move on

I think you should lean into this problem and just call the game "clockwise"

Consistent across platforms, consistent "ideal" count, clever-ish game name

You're correct, though until about 2019 or so, Twitch Prime included no-ad viewing

I used to use SSHFS to have access to remote files in the OS file browser. But I moved onto WebDAV (via lighttpd) because I like managing the auth outside of PAM and also OS file browsers (including Win/Mac) have good support for it

I just do it in OBS and expose the result as a virtual camera. Zoom/Slack/Meet just use the virtual camera with no additional config

For the VSCode situation, there is a Remote extension by Microsoft for editing files that live on the WSL2 side.

For everything else you can just use the network mount to WSL2. So the performance hit will be on the editor I/O side but not the application runtime.

Yes, the install instructions says WSL2 is fine: https://podman.io/getting-started/installation

I see. I'll let the real experts add some insight but I don't think language complexity has much to do with it, considering Rust compiles to an IR first anyway. And I would say Rust has a good cross-compilation story as it is. In 2016 (!) I managed to get Rust to compile my SDL2 game to a mipsel device that used a custom GCC toolchain (http://www.gcw-zero.com/develop)

`zig cc` cross-compiles C, not Zig.

You can set custom provider in the settings UI: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-dns-over-https#...

DoH is configurable with GP or just a policies.json file if you want: https://github.com/mozilla/policy-templates/blob/master/READ...

Well you can't send push notifications without a Firebase account ... https://stackoverflow.com/a/41829063

Not only that, but outright lying about the breaches. When I used them in early 2010s, they managed to expose two different virtual CC numbers (which I _only_ used for Linode) to fraudulent charges. But both times they insisted I was not part of the breach they were suffering at the time ...

Security in layers. You should keep your dev environment private but also not paste credentials into a networked textbox.

Not exactly a lone developer, but ffmpeg

Some pretty thorough discussion on Meta: https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/398367/feature-test...

Only thing I can find is this tweet from the organizer. https://twitter.com/kuvos/status/1213546333707083778

Just for fun, I thought of a way to do this if booleans didn't coerce:

    sum(1 for data in items if is_true(data))

Reader mode (FF) works, even with the site blanked out from lack of JS

I'm sorry to be pedantic but you've used "loose" incorrectly 3 times in a row. It's "loses" and "loser"

TFA links to this in the first sentence: https://www.blog.google/outreach-initiatives/google-news-ini...

Basically, attempting to use FileSystem API but getting an Error === Incognito

There are plenty of reasons even beyond privacy and MITM content changes. Supposedly HTTPS is better for SEO and also there are browser APIs[1] that only work in HTTPS context

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Secure...

Same reason people block Google Analytics or Facebook Like buttons. Many fonts are hosted by fonts.google.com

the alternatives (gifs, frames advanced by JS) are even more bandwidth-heavy