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Comment #49025614
I agree! Indeed, the only advantage to Resident Keys (i.e., Passkeys) is the discoverabillity of them, so you can login without even using a username. It's a shame all of the termi…
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Comment #49025537
Yeah, they do. But what if you want to move from Android to iPhone or vice versa? That's the big problem regarding these keychains/password managers. Some of them didn't even allow…
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Comment #49016618
> You don’t. You don’t store anything at all. Yes, you do. Whenever a website offers to create a passkey, it could end up in any of these: - Samsung's Password Manager (if using a …
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Comment #48974756
Chrome, Brave and Opera are as much WebKit as Safari and Kagi Orion are KHTML. I wholeheartly agree on the UX part, though.
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Comment #48949375
That's a very low bar, though. Chromium is open-source too and has a bunch of privacy-focused forks such as Ungoogled Chromium, Brave and Chromite.
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Comment #48913304
It's still online, but it's not anarchy anymore [0]. [0]: https://www.2b2t.org/terms/
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Comment #48913082
> If you set light mode, you'll get some light gray text on lighter gray background somewhere, but if you use dark mode, then you'll get some black text rendered on a black backgro…
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Comment #48878288
It's gotten much worse than I used to remember it, though. It used to be pretty bad before too, but it at least had an ok homepage.
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Comment #48782380
It has apparently been developed using LLMs. However, it's not vibe-coded as in no-thought development. According to the commit History, the developer first defined a design system…
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Comment #48782356
Regarding: > And acknowledges how people that identify as monogamous are not monogamous - they aspire for monogamy and have a deep discomfort with people that identify as nonmonoga…
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Comment #48755966
HTTP/3 uses QUIC as the transport layer, which in turn relies on UDP. QUIC replaces TCP while allowing a reduction of handshake exchanges in HTTP/3 first requests. Finally, even th…
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Comment #48724550
That makes a lot of sense! I have no idea how I'd use that much money, so maybe the 128gb MBP for messing around with local LLMs wouldn't sound so absurd :)
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Comment #48723522
You're most welcome! I'll admit I did search before answering because you said Apple produced their memories so confidently LOL I guess they would love to produce it themselves, bu…
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Comment #48723258
That's incorrect. Apple purchases RAM from all of these providers to produce their unified memory. They also rely on TSMC fabs for all of the chips their memory relies on. If they …
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Comment #48722951
I feel like I'm going insane seeing people buy these 128gb MBP for thousands of dollars to run models that are objectively much worse than SOTA and spending so much more. The amoun…
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Comment #48722844
How much does one of those cost in the US? Here in Brazil, your notebook is worth as much as a used Honda Fit, which seems absolutely insane. For comparison, the ThinkPad I'm curre…
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Comment #48718939
Absolutely! That's why they are students: you learn to walk before you learn to run. Students should be forced to plan their texts and practice getting better at that. Whenever the…
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Comment #48713017
And that's exactly the point! By making sure the student can't edit the entire text once its written, you force him to think about the essay's structure and force him to plan much …
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Comment #48703836
Nowadays, these code forges have also become a centralized place for issue tracking, kanban boards, wiki editing and, specially, as CI/CD servers, in the case of GitHub Actions, wh…
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Comment #48697427
I'm impressed that, in the meanwhile, Google has already thrown into the grave not one, but two different implementations of Material Design in the web: Material Design Lite [0] an…
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Comment #48631144
The overall feature seems really solid, but I'm impressed they couldn't reduce the average package size further from 40MB even when not using CEF. I guess that wasn't a huge focus …