seelmobile

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by seelmobile 11mo ago
The bad actor serves a benign ad to the ad review system, and only serves the scam to real users. It's called "cloaking" - an interesting (but a bit depressing) topic to explore.
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by seelmobile 3y ago
I did this for 3 years and reluctantly got a smartphone again after service / voice issues on my dumbphone. Critically, my dumb phone had no browser at all but could hotspot. I would bring my laptop if I knew I needed connectivity. The
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by seelmobile 4y ago
I had a similar experience as you but ended up reducing my requirements and getting a dumb phone (Jethro SC490) with no direct internet access and the ability to set up a hotspot. If I need anything besides SMS/MMS and voice calls I tu
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by seelmobile 4y ago
Agreed - REST APIs can include a field mask or similar for sparse selection on a single entity but you'll still need several requests to fetch fields on related entities.
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The US Government project to create tiny nuclear reactors like batteries(cnbc.com)
3 points by seelmobile 4y ago|0 comments
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by seelmobile 4y ago
I don't work in this space and hadn't heard of it this. A quick search suggests LetsEncrypt and Mozilla are intentionally not implementing support: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/cansignhttpexchanges&#x2F
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by seelmobile 4y ago
[Google employee, opinions are my own] This was 'fixed' by Signed Exchanges[0] which sites can implement. This is (imho) a cool new web tech that got drowned out in the AMP noise. [0] https://web.dev/signed-exchang
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by seelmobile 5y ago
I prefer them because they're human readable and can preserve time zones if that's important
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by seelmobile 7y ago
(Disclosure: I work at Google on public APIs, opinions are my own) Google's proposed a "stability" semantic as a third option[0]. TL;DR no breaking changes in the Stable channel but you can add backwards-compatible[1] feature
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by seelmobile 7y ago
What about mandatory service announcements where you want to know if you reached clients before breaking them?