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cors-fls

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    Comment #49125568

    On mobile it shows a zoomed in version of the image. It shows the small details even more. I was not really agreeing with the author on the superiority of Enlarger. With the full i…

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    Comment #48696204

    Interesting but it feels like giving an agent the HTTP protocol documentation and a raw socket tool instead of curl, to make requests. Very wasteful in tokens and ultimately comput…

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    Comment #47112966

    The comparison only starts to make sense in a post-work society where there is no working-class, whose existence depends on working. Unfortunately these companies are working to el…

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    Comment #43593614

    I have been made aware of ReFS thanks to the "Dev drive"[1] technology in Win11. ReFS is apparently particularly suited to store source code and code artifacts for dev workloads. I…

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    Comment #42230114

    Mozilla is a hot topic around here. The Mozilla Foundation recently made this survey, HN might be interested in telling what they think.

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    Comment #36787344

    I agree about the importance of better infrastructure but I had to check this 50% loss number. Water distribution efficiency in France was actually 81.5% in 2021.[1] Which means 18…

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    Comment #31344718

    Mandating that the takedown go through this agency means states won't be able to hire private companies specialising in takedowns (and faster). Takedowns take way longer, which hur…

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    Comment #31211408

    I believe they are a for-profit company. You can also check their financial reports : https://tab.gladly.io/financials/2021-Q4.pdf Only 30% goes to charity. They would not be well …

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    Comment #31202402

    This is a very common complaint on the internet, the introductory paragraphs of recipe blogs. Yet, when I am looking for a recipe, I always look for the blogs. Why ? Because the al…

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    Comment #31122110

    Looks nice and very extensive. It looks like it's based on the Feather[1] icon set (MIT licensed so all good license-wise). Personally, I have been using the Lucide [2] icon set, w…

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    Comment #31078019

    Nice game, but the server may be overloaded right now. It is possible to be in 2 games at once (and losing both). A bug made my game end as if the opponent had quit, I went back to…

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    Comment #31013592

    I thought it was an app to match people that want an half loaf so they can share a full loaf of bread. That would be innovative. But no, it only searches store inventories for half…

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    Comment #30921919

    I cant use it either (mostly because it's Mac only and also because of the sign-in requirement), but at least they are transparent about it : https://docs.warp.dev/getting-started/…

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    Comment #30916120

    Not impressed, it can deduct gender, age and accent (with biases) but calling the portrait 'accurate' is clickbait. All the use-cases we are told about (like police sketch) are tot…

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    Comment #30844934

    I love the 'usa' in every classes ! You can't forget where you come from when you are putting 'usa-checkboxes' into 'usa-fieldsets' into 'usa-forms' ! At least it's shorter than 'a…

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    Comment #30818468

    They are a GCP support team that Google is outsourcing. Fired to be replaced by contractors, to reduce costs. IMHO a bad way to treat your workforce.

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    Comment #30816168

    Given Google is not in financial difficulty and these employees were not at fault of anything, this layoff would have been illegal in France. If these employees were not contractor…

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    Comment #30815276

    Yes ! Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERT)[1] exist in most countries and publish security advisories as newsletters or RSS. e.g. CERT-EU security advisories [2] But there are …

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    Comment #30759367

    When you read this with the classical crypto-skeptic arguments in mind, it's hard not to "cringe". How can "Rare Pepes" and "Crypto-kitties" be the reason you invest in a teghnolog…

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    Comment #30741327

    I visited improving.duckduckgo.com and they are linking to this article[0] that explains how this domain hosts an "anonymous tracking pixel" (that respects DDG privacy policy) to c…

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    Comment #30465013

    By the way, you are including a lot of useless files and binary files in your git repository. (.egg folder, pycache, pyc files). They make your repo very heavy. Take a look at this…

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    Comment #30446857

    Offtopic but there is a strange bug on this website when browsing to another article through the "previous" and "next" buttons at the bottom of the page. The displayed title change…

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    Comment #30441432

    > Another argument is that crypto enables ransomware attacks. This to me sounds akin to saying “encryption enables child exploitation”. I.e. it focuses on one abhorrent element of …