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Comment #25436724
This, plus there are many server-side WYSIWYG markdown editors that make it transparent to the end user that they are even using Markdown. This is really the future IMO, you get th…
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Comment #25422781
I don't understand why anyone would pay for SW in the first place. It has been garbage software for a long time. If government clients are paying for this and installing in on thei…
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Comment #25410600
Have you even tried Parler? The interface and UE is garbage.
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Comment #25404147
How about Republicans stop holding onto "evidence", which turns out to be manufactured, right before the elections and then expect everyone to take their evidence seriously when ev…
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Comment #25399303
1. No 3. No 4. Yes, because the future is decentralization. They are just helping accelerate it.
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Comment #25398820
Good, can't wait until he gets banned. He is trying to instigate a civil war.
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Comment #25367301
I'm likely banned from HN now from all the downvotes I received for the perfectly legit response, yet some people appear to not like facts so much that they just downvote to censor…
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Comment #25361403
Should a website dedicated to supporting women who have been sexually abused, be allowed to censor content telling them they deserved it?
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Comment #25361370
Right... if this election was fraudulent, then might as well cancel the 2016 elections as well. They also had 4 years to help improve election security, which conservatives waited …
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Comment #25361357
If you don't like it, you can upload your videos to one of the other 1000's of platforms or sign up for a shared web host and utilize P2P video sharing.
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Comment #25361323
They are a private company, but I ask you why have they lost all their election fraud court cases? Why didn't they do something about it for 4 years and wait until after the electi…
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Comment #25361259
YouTube is a private company. They are allowed to remove whatever they want. I think they realize election denial videos are the most dangerous right now because they don't want Re…
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Comment #25337573
Spotify used to be Qt, has it changed?
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Comment #25337294
If it can run in Electron, why not just make it a PWA?
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Comment #25337265
I'd be curious for you to try performance of Puppeteer and Playwright running in a lightweight Alpine container using Chromium on Linux so that you get native support. Let me know …
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Comment #25337226
One of them requires the user to click run on a file, much like running an EXE. The other, simply saves potentially malicious data to external storage which would then have to be r…
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Comment #25334882
Telegram Desktop is a cross-platform C++ app. What similar remote code execution exploit has existed in the wild for it?
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Comment #25334825
Rust advocates remind me of Apple and Firefox fanbois. They are like the snake oil salesmen.
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Comment #25321113
C is not C++. There is a reason core services for DHCP, DNS, etc are built in C and not Rust. If you're a careless developer you can have security vulnerabilities in any language.
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Comment #25319647
I prefer C or Go
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Comment #25315565
Look into how the Linux Kernel and other projects do development. I think a larger issue is why do we need a platform like GitHub when SCM can be done through email?
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Comment #25310726
I support free market with oversight. I believe shadow banning should be made illegal, but that companies should be free to decide if they want to block certain viewpoints. If a co…
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Comment #25303621
With Puppeteer and Playwright, essentially every site is scrapeable. Doesn't mean it is easy, but it can be done.
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Comment #25289179
I knew before even looking at these that Playwright and Puppeteer would be the best performers. However, they didn't really go into a lot of details about system configuration and …
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Comment #25270463
Isn't the whole point of notifications to make it apparent when someone has responded to your thread?