throwaway2990

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by throwaway2990 2y ago
> React (ie virtual dom) is a beauty in this regard and if you don’t use it, you would have a hard time creating any gui with a certain level of difficulty Anyone who didn’t grow up building stuff prior to 2010 would have difficulty. we
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
It’s a guideline not to. It’s not a hard rule or forbidden.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
100% They collected millions of people’s data.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
> I'm not sure if most browsers under iOS already use blink by the way, as far as I know they are still almost all running WebKit. Google last year stated they are working on bringing blink to iOS. They called it an experiment but o
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
So you’re saying Google does not control the rendering engine and these competitor browsers have contributed functionality to the core rendering engine or added additional rendering functionality that isn’t in chromium?
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
How many of the alternatives DON’T use chromium ?
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
HN driven development! It’s so true.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
Why because your belovered maintainer is hostile and you can cope? There are tons of maintainers out there who have poor communication skills who don’t care if you submit a pull request fixing a bug, or raise an issue detailing a bug. They
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
When a maintainer doesn’t want something that’s totally fine if he doesn’t be a cunt about it.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
When you try to contribute to a project and the maintainer just says something isn’t a bug and won’t tell you why and blows you off. They are hostile. So while he’s built an awesome tool. He’s obviously a difficult person.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
Great product. Hostile maintainer.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
> Apple's total control of all aspects of the iPhone platform is harmful to consumers in a way that is not at all obvious, especially not to the less technologically literate. This would only be true if Android did not exist. But th
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
lol sounds like ebay. Buy a card for $1. They want $35 for shipping. Arrives in an envelope with a $2 stamp.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
Of course I post on a throwaway. HN is full of idiots who downvote cos it goes against what they believe in. Fact is Facebook has been advertising using user data on messenger and WhatsApp. Some believe it’s not possible and some theorise t
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
Apparently changed in 2022 to protect consumers.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
lol I’m not going to try convince some nobody who thinks he’s safe cos Facebook makes a claim.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
UK has plenty of other problems to solve first with identity thief.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
No. Most require some form of identification or matching identification between mobile providers.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
“People say trust Facebook because they control the e2e and I can’t imagine an attack vector”
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
Haha yes they do. Everyone stores their 2fa in 1Password so once that’s stolen by a key longer they’re fucked.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
SMS is fine on most countries. It’s just America is dumb and allows number transfers to anyone.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
There’s been many stories over the years of people being advertised to from things mentioned in what’s meant to be a private conversation.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
This is true. I bought it because photoshop kept crashing on Mac. And I got tired of watching filters take effect in Lightroom.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
Due to subscriptions.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
6 or 7. Fine for consumers.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
The Huawei ARM chips are progression. They are not good. They are several years behind in performance.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
Stuff not working is why I went back to windows. Still use Linux now n then but most of my time is in windows now. Just works.
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by throwaway2990 2y ago
> and the country gets so dependent on just one industry that when the oil runs out, it is a major crisis. Good thing we aren’t even slightly close to ever running out.
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by throwaway2990 3y ago
Yes. It’s good.
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by throwaway2990 3y ago
It wasn’t too complicated. 95% of the country couldn’t read it write. And printing was impossible.

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