basique

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by basique 2y ago
i honestly don't really get the angle of debugging via strace - i'd much rather prefer something more wireshark-like, where I can see all messages processes are sending to each other, since that would make it easier to decipher ca
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by basique 2y ago
I mean, the problem here is more that companies don't really want to be pro-user and respect privacy. You have to make it so that companies can't exploit their consumers to increase profits, because if there are no repercussions t
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by basique 2y ago
This article also says that you'll get exploited even if you are a paying costumer. (that's a part of enshittification as defined by Cory Doctorow, even! companies first exploit their customers, then their business costumers/
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by basique 3y ago
A lot of products have an immoral part in the supply chain. Do you propose that people abstain from all of them?
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by basique 3y ago
Isn't iSH literally an x86 emulator?
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by basique 3y ago
Protecting Google's customers from what? iMessage?
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by basique 3y ago
>make software open source >people use it under the license >"you're literally taking my work" >change license >people are mad that software isn't open source anymore I really don't get these argument
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by basique 3y ago
Any fake certificates the malicious CA signs will have to be written to a Certificate Transparency log, which would make noticing the fact that the CA has done something like this easy.
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by basique 3y ago
Jail time and fines? I don't get what you're talking about
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by basique 3y ago
> There is a clear limit to how slow simple looking code can be in C# or java Java/C# code can become incredibly slow if you allocate way too many objects, use Streams/LINQ or touch URL#equals. Why are managed languages specifi
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by basique 3y ago
> however, it is simply not the case that games have rampant amount of hacking in general. Have you played TF2 recently?
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by basique 3y ago
The point of htmx is to be able to do the interactivity on the server, so using it with your existing, general API isn't really the point - the backend (or, well, frontend backend?) just serves the needed data directly in the markup. T
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by basique 3y ago
Why is it a wrong abstraction?
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by basique 3y ago
Not publishing source code demotivates the white hats and "good people" more than the bad actors, IMHO. There's a reason a lot of cryptography-related libraries have open/available source code > But have you ever foun
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by basique 3y ago
IPv4+NAT still exposes your router's address, which is still problematic, no? If you want more privacy than that you can use a VPN, which should work on IPv6 too.
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by basique 3y ago
Can you list some of these extensions? (and what compositors support them, of course)
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by basique 3y ago
Aren't Cloudflare Workers multitenant? Although, if you want to be cynical, that could be a reason they aren't 'enterprise grade™'.
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by basique 3y ago
> Is having a program superglued to an outdated library with known (and fixed already) bugs really what you want? It is not superglued. If you want to update dependencies, just remove the lockfile and reinstall everything. The main reaso
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by basique 3y ago
> Whitelisting is the correct approach. Isn't most of the point of using the JVM thrown out if you have a limited standard library? > And you would run C code in a completely trivial way: you have a huge array which is your memor
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by basique 3y ago
The JVM can't really be properly sandboxed, though. Even the JDK developers have stopped trying and deprecated SecurityManager. On the other hand, WASM is specifically designed to not really be able to do anything fancy unless you give
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by basique 3y ago
You just return an HTML fragment that describes the error with a header that says where to put it. The htmx JS API has events for errors too, if you want to do client-side handling.
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by basique 3y ago
It can do a lot more than just changing the value written in a button. I'd say that the hype is more centered around the fact that it helps you to do much more interactive and SPA-like websites without needing a full JS framework and o
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by basique 3y ago
Yeah. The author even has an essay about it: https://htmx.org/essays/hateoas/
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by basique 3y ago
Users can just switch to a mocking different library, while the author's reputation is (most likely irreversibly) ruined
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by basique 3y ago
AGPL isn't open source?
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by basique 3y ago
Most likely https://github.com/speced/bikeshed