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Comment #21498390
Of course, it will be stable, but we can still enjoy Chrome's snappiness in the meantime... that's my point
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Comment #21498234
It is not, Manifest v3 hasn't been rolled out yet. It is in Canary already though. But it will take some time before it reaches stable.
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Comment #21497996
Try DeepL https://www.deepl.com/en/translator — unfortunately it can't translate webpages, so you would have to copypaste the contents
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Comment #21497942
It's funny, it's always the same thing: super reputable source turns out to be as disreputable as any other. Never trust journalists, never trust the media.
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Comment #21497548
Old news: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20939469
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Comment #21497500
Same. It was weird to see people from the jailbreak scene (easily recognisable because they all have names l1ke th1s) in such an exploit... turns out SecureROM is also something fr…
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Comment #21497403
What's a drug? If sugar causes addiction, withdrawal, and it's unhealthy, then it definitely is a drug.
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Comment #21495612
They can explain, they most likely don't want to. Also how does this guy know this is a "machine-learning algo" and not just a series of ifs and elses?
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Comment #21494818
As long as the government (ie the people) don't have to pay for it, what's the problem?
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Comment #21494767
They are not citizens. That's like calling a car thief an "illegal owner of a car".
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Comment #21494347
Pretty sure you now regret teaching English to Indians.
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Comment #21494148
Hi Dr. Nick!
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Comment #21493966
Perhaps "harm to reputation" as the GP says?