Seirdy

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by Seirdy 2y ago
Said people are trusting the intel from the AI. Those who provide that intel possible should shoulder responsibility for its effects, or at least its efficacy.
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MDN's AI Help and lucid lies(seirdy.one)
3 points by Seirdy 2y ago|0 comments
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by Seirdy 3y ago
Shortly after you posted this, it looks like their TLS certs expired. Checking my TLS-RPT bundles reveals 5 failures in the last couple days from Google.
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Proposal: An HTML Element for Spoilers(seirdy.one)
3 points by Seirdy 3y ago|0 comments
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by Seirdy 3y ago
Correction: this was not a case of accidental misgendering. The post refers to someone abusing mod privileges to edit someone's pronouns to "who/cares".
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by Seirdy 3y ago
It's a very common Markdown extension supported by PHP-Markdown-Extra, Goldmark, Pandoc, Kramdown, and dozens of others. Several of these have supported it for almost ten years now, with the same syntax. PHP-Markdown-Extra is the close
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by Seirdy 3y ago
Goldmark (Hugo) and many Markdown extensions do support description lists. Hugo also supports render hooks which make adding support for attributes, picture elements, etc trivial. And the vast majority of advanced markdown engines support a
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by Seirdy 3y ago
https://seirdy.one/ I'm trying to adopt as much IndieWeb as I can while still remaining a static JS-free site (except for the crappy search results page). Comments are Webmentions. I test compatibility with a lot more
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by Seirdy 4y ago
Gleason is an influential member of the fediverse because of Soapbox. Soapbox adoption generally makes him more relevant and more popular. This clout amplifies his transmisiac message. It's similar to JK Rowling getting famous off th
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by Seirdy 4y ago
The devs are especially interested in a distribution of musl with hardened_malloc integrated for easy static linking. Until then, LD_PRELOAD is your friend (assuming you build with semantic interposition).
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Hardened_malloc(github.com)
75 points by Seirdy 4y ago|6 comments
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by Seirdy 4y ago
QUIC does not require a CA. Self-signed or DANE-backed TLS certificates work fine. Try using cURL built with HTTP/3 support to see for yourself. Requiring CAs and not implementing support for other anchors of trust is an implementation
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by Seirdy 4y ago
Many worried about what Twitter's changes would mean for under-represented groups. Given this news and Twitter also cutting its accessibility department, I think we can see their new attitude towards minorities isn't particularly
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by Seirdy 4y ago
How's the accessibility of these interfaces? I believe you mentioned an intent to target the Web some time ago, implying that Web interfaces could expose semantics to assistive technologies. Is this still on the roadmap?
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by Seirdy 4y ago
Nor can I. That's why progressive enhancement is common sense: it's way less effort, less complexity, and easier to make accessible.
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by Seirdy 4y ago
I concur on using an adblocker to block modals, cookie notices, dickbars, related articles, author profile pictures, etc. In fact, I never dismiss modals because doing so may imply consent to tracking cookies (you never know these days…). I
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by Seirdy 4y ago
First off, some of your comments have referred to ad-blocking being wrong due to conflict with existing business models. Businesses are not entitled to the success of their business models. If a business model fails due to consumer behavior
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by Seirdy 4y ago
I recommend users who link against OpenSSL to enable padding to multiples of at least 1024 bytes if they want to impede traffic analysis. The Nginx devs aren't interested in implementing random record padding or supporting the feature
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by Seirdy 4y ago
I generally recommend Caddy over Nginx, but Nginx does still have certain advantages: - Nginx supports OpenSSL commands that enable features like TLS record padding. - Performance: better latency and scalability to more connections. Not eve
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by Seirdy 4y ago
In the experimental Document-Policy HTTP header, "bpp" does seem to signify bytes per pixel. Document-Policy explainer: https://github.com/wicg/document-policy/blob/main/document-p... I tried i
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Microsoft to Ban Commercial Open Source from App Store(sfconservancy.org)
11 points by Seirdy 4y ago|5 comments
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by Seirdy 4y ago
Yes, I listed several. Scroll down a bit.
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by Seirdy 4y ago
Thanks, added. Diff: https://git.sr.ht/~seirdy/seirdy.one/commit/ae3e26e5928a9f0f...
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by Seirdy 4y ago
Xe is phasing out that name in favor of "Xe". Xer domain name change was a part of that shift.
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by Seirdy 4y ago
Thank you for the kind words. You made my day.
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by Seirdy 4y ago
Yep is the official engine; FairSearch was the "pre-release" version.
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by Seirdy 4y ago
Being enrolled in a study should require prior informed consent. Terms of the data collection, including what data can be collected and how that data will be used, must be presented to all participants in language they can understand. Only
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by Seirdy 4y ago
Chromium and dreivatives had this for years. Firefox's isolation is making progress, but it has a ways to go before it matches Chromium. FF devs are finalizing a utility process overhaul and laying the groundwork for CFI; for years, Ch
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by Seirdy 4y ago
No, it's not native; it looks like it uses Flutter, which implements its own UI behavior. IMO, flutter feels even less native than web apps. At least the latter uses system font rendering, supports system-set color palettes (an option
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by Seirdy 4y ago
They both parse untrusted content content without any sandboxing. I typically send content through rdrview[0] before piping through w3m-sandbox[1], which should be pretty safe. I also only browse one site per w3m instance. [0]: https:&#x2F

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