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> Arbitrary code isn't banned on iOS It is. Even mozilla firefox is banned on the premise that it can run arbitrary code and yes, that is the official apple instance. The fact that…

> no one complains about those YOU do not complain about those. I complain about my TV showing me ads. I complain about my car not resetting one annoying light when i change the oi…

calling anything even remotely related to VST awesome is just disingenuous.

How can you say Marketing is not being commented. Outside of consumerist/fanboy forums (here is the later) it is the only thing being talked about. M1 is apple doing a mattress-sto…

> But most tasks (& tabs) are idling your CPU for a majority of the time. Maybe they do not have an ad blocker? :D

is puri.sm a YC company? every time it is mentioned it skyrocket to the front page. right now it is 30 points, submited 1hour ago, sandwiched between 1886 points and 200points item…

This fake headcount doesn't work only on lowest tier 1 jobs. Internationally Google et all hides headcount from shareholders by employing the entire office (sales, engineering, etc…

Yes. And it is exactly what is happening just fine. Thank you very much.

This! All the clueless/guerrilla marketing(?) people defending FLoC/(faux de-)CentralizedIDs as an either-or choice for getting rid of 3rd party cookies are disingenuously or malic…

> Then your site will not be included in FLoC caveat 1: extensions. And if one user runs an extension on your site, that triggers inclusion on FLoC, who knows how the domain will b…

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Had never heard of this distro or the ones it is based on. But the way they ship systemD shim is excellent and only highlight the dumpster fire that was it being forced down everyo…

spaceX have been getting millions on funding every year since being announced. just like neuralink. the huge difference is that spaceX problem was extremely easily to solve by thro…

i don't use telegram, thanks for correcting me. just move it to the right place on my safe-with-scanners-and-printers-connected-to-the-internet analogy. But you are missing the poi…

> goes against easy to use or just respect reasonable limits? Does it make sense to destroy one feature for the illusion of having both? Elements.io and telegram (to a much lesser …

You know a company do not take tech seriously when they use fancy quotation marks in code blocks.

i did the same research 3mo ago. Was torn between a Ubiquiti (mostly because a coworker was bugging me) and a Ruckus Unleashed. I wish i had gone with the Ruckus. The lie that you …

like everyone else. skip the tests and docs ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

> newly minted power to force internet service providers to supply the identity of their customers, so officials can warn them about vulnerabilities in their systems. guess poor pe…

I don't think they meant "this released source tree" but as in "microsoft's source tree" since it is still actively maintained for the LTSC release channel. This is for the new cal…

people do not stay on projects forever and then they are literally stolen. Or companies adopt a project and then throw their weight around. for the former case: do you think former…

Heh. chrome undone this change at least 3 times in the past, that I counted. Remember that cross-domain referrer is essential to Google business (getting money from sending people …

> flathub are perfect for people like him > justifying a solution you would never use yourself because there are dumb users. I would understand dismissing power users by profit fac…

you listed Electron apps, a java game that runs without external deps, and something nobody would want to install anyway. Absolutely none of those justify fat apps as they are alre…

> "[if you provide even a fake email] we know that Sci-Hub will then use those details to compromise your university's computer network in order to steal research papers," he said.…