coldfloor

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   by coldfloor 14d ago

   Because it's useful in aiding in development. "Telemetry" is not "spying" or "collecting personal information" or whatever else uninformed people like this blog author try to dramatize it as. Telemetry is
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   by coldfloor 2mo ago

   Was the linked article written by a confused AI? There's no such thing as Airglow Browser. The entire article describes in great detail something that doesn't exist. Then it provides a link to "download the binary at airglow.
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   by coldfloor 2mo ago

   >I can’t understand how we got to this place with “app culture”! Software companies are happy to make their lives harder (and more expensive: deploying to the big app stores isn’t free!), in order to deliver HTML content to fewer people
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   by coldfloor 2mo ago

   There's no way they expect any Reddit user to believe they're "keeping it real." The site is completely overrun by bots, and they continue to take actions protecting those accounts while punishing real users. The weird
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   by coldfloor 3mo ago

   I was an SRE at Yahoo until around the end of 2024. Not sure if things have changed - last I heard my former team had been laid off - but when I was there it was pretty easy. We had three tiers in the org, with increasing specificity and ex
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   by coldfloor 3mo ago

   Not defending it, but given that they use the word "secure" three times in two sentences, I'm wondering if it's shown to browsers that don't support DBSC. Google has been really pushing/overselling this as a ma