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    Comment #49223813

    Ladybird may be the future, but for us non-time-travelers, Firefox is currently the best option.

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    Comment #49212729

    Or a static HTML file served by (GitHub|Codeberg|Cloudflare|Vercel|Netlify) Pages, and run the formatting logic client-side.

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    Comment #49212685

    What kind of urgent dependency updates could happen at 2am for a json formatter anyway?

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    Comment #49205806

    You got me there. I assumed they were different because the damages were different in all 3 links. In my defense though, they didn't pay, so the court upped the amount. It's still …

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    Comment #49204806

    > Being punitive the first time is unwise I'm not so sure this is the first time. 100th, maybe. Hmm, idk why the downvotes. Maybe from people who don't know how to use google? Took…

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    Comment #49203973

    That order of magnitude could be the difference between "the users wants me to open the notes app, let's open it" and "I've scanned all your notes before you could blink and found …

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    Comment #49202109

    Yeah you are right, that makes way more sense.

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    Comment #49200571

    What a goofy comment. "I hate that my tax dollars were used to bomb Iran" "So you would support the bombing of countries that aren't Iran?"

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    Comment #49191937

    Virtually every CPU has branch prediction, going back to at least the original Pentium (1993), maybe earlier. If you're running on a very old CPU, yes, the regular algo should be f…

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    Comment #49188102

    Detecting LLM-written text is a critical skill these days. If you believe only 50 words of this was slop, then that's a skill you could improve.

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    Comment #49174669

    One example: a subdomain like experiment.example.com can access cookies for example.com.

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    Comment #49171572

    60fps is the speed the PPU pushes pixels to the LCD, not the speed the LCD physically refreshes itself. That part was slow enough you could toggle pixels at 30Hz to simulate more t…

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    Comment #49171311

    The outcome shouldn't depend whether they had "poor" security anyway. If I leave my front door locked, it might increase the chances I get robbed, but it doesn't make robbing me le…

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    Comment #49169734

    Wouldn't be impossible. I'm old enough to remember the original B+W game boy, and my B+W e-reader refreshes faster.

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    Comment #49148230

    The version string is used to build an external URL. You're right, I don't audit every line of code in new versions of Firefox/Chrome/etc. I chose to trust the download URL when I …

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    Comment #49147183

    Why especially upgrades? Upgrades are way easier to review than new installs. Most diffs I see are just these two lines: -pkgver=1.7.2 +pkgver=1.7.3 -sha256sums=('aaaaaaaaaa') +sha…

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    Comment #49140249

    Chill. I've never used tiktok. Don't assume everyone you talk to saw the same meme you did. Did you know more than one country grows avocados?

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    Comment #49138493

    I'm not sure what Peru has to do with anything. TFA is about the USA, and usda.gov is an American site. But I bet if the average ancient Peruvian had to choose between their avocad…

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    Comment #49137443

    And let's not forget: > Agriculture accounts for about 80 percent of consumptive use in the United States https://www.nifa.usda.gov/topics/water Maybe if we're worried about runnin…

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    Comment #49126106

    It's funny how these people say Linux security is bad because random people can upload arbitrary files to AUR, but won't say Windows security is bad because random people can uploa…

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    Comment #49126052

    You really don't see the difference between a deterministic script installing a tarball pinned by its hash, and "sudo chatgpt install master branch of this repo"?

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    Comment #49115356

    Ok but have fun explaining that to the average person. Buying a dongle is easier than installing software or typing URLs into their TV ("my TV doesn't even have a keyboard"). To mo…

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    Comment #49113142

    OTOH - TV, radio, and YouTube are all unlimited and free. Why not streaming? There are lots of people alive who grew up during the days of broadcast TV and radio. I get why they mi…

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    Comment #49105592

    44 bits is horrible obviously, but maybe it's fine for this use case? The attack vector is: an adversary can get close to your water meter and after brute forcing the key, wireless…