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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
everyone here will forget we only have encryption today because openbsd was in Canada. every usa based project had to quit shipping any cryptography code. but who cares about history. who cares you can only participate in some open source p
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
it's about having you logged in for the day. logged in user ad impression is 8 to 12 usd. anonymous user is .01cent per thousands.
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
most open source projects migrated to gh when they pledged it would always be free and open for open source... now under new ownership they closed search and "pray they don't alter the terms further" ps: also everyone here gu
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
exactly. odd uh. most firefox changes are actually to copy what chrome is doing. like removing the search bar and forcing sending everything you type in the address bar to a search engine, having a logged in account in the browser, etc
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
and the race to scam people with snake oil that allows regulators to ignore you have government and personal identifiable information flying over aws is on!
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
support cost is inversely prop to quality (code and design) knowing code quality levels at those companies and how they replace actual designers with PMs... it was their goal to have the most expensive support!
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
about:config, close on last tab close, set to false
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
yet huge ux changes between chrome updates are fine? *ponderingfaceemoji
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
I'm guessing this is the victim https://exceljet.net/articles/concat-textjoin and this is the perpetrator https://www.thespreadsheetguru.com/combine-text-concat-textj...
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
even eugenics will make a comeback in 2023? what a year...
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
from the company that bombards me every week with illegal multi level marketing scans disguised as investment. lol
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
that's wrong, silly, and just bad advice. installing crap on dev machines is as bad as recommending "curl -k ownme.wtf/install.sh | sudo bash" just DOCUMENT things. if the requirements section is not trivial to satisfy,
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
my point was that google does. it tries to whitewash how they moneyize it with the "cohort" traffic...
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
he's an anthropologist, he doesn't make predictions or be a prophet. only Foucault, and not even on his research, only when being a rock star and giving interviews. anyway, deleuze there is showing how society already is. how the
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
and all that still didn't give you the creative web that flash allowed.
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
that's why chrome have that nice little picture of your google profile on there ui. you're always logged at google.
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
knowing where the window is, you can generate something the user will click on a known position and then at the right time you trigger something like an administrator escalation privilege confirmation dialog and the user clicks that instead
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
as everyone should! people forget lesson from recent past. i don't know when google strong armed w3c to include this back... but we had this since ie4 days and then disabled everywhere since it was abused left and right for click jacki
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
maybe they are making more on the side of the business who is buying the station real state? corporate raiders works in strange, well, actually, simplistic and dumb ways.
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
i feel sorry for people who uses docker. falling for marketing or non critical group thinking, and then learning of their bad choices piecemeal for years on
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
nothing propelled me more to the competition like owning a Google made phone.
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
he's retiring to work on the same project he was before. what's next, pay to volunteer?
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
only in places with 1. less than 500 subscribers; and 2. not created by the scamers (there are subreddits for selling online mattresses, i kid you not)
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
A: yes, since gpl v3, but nobody cares.
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
thanks. couldn't have guessed that from the comment alone. not like I'm following this fabricated soap opera very close
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
that's what fines are for. most people criticize fines as a mere check for the offender belonging to some moneyed elite and nothing else. fines are not replacement for civil law. if anyone think they were wronged, that's the only
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
not to mention living in a time you didn't need an email to get a driver's license. heck in brazil, southafrica and some parts of india you cannot even get one without a freaking whatsapp (which you cannot get without a mobile pho
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
because by the time you tested they had already boosted signal power beyond all guidelines
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
what this have to do with their willingness to join Microsoft?!? this only signals desire to leave openai. nothing else.
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by fyokdrigd 3y ago
mozilla (and chrome to be fair is the same) have more product managers closing bugs than engineers/contributors.

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